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Minor in Entrepreneurship (CSU Website)

CSU students who have a strong desire to be engaged in entrepreneurship can pursue this 24-credit minor developed for business and non-business students. This cross-disciplinary program has a limited, competitive enrollment to facilitate a high-touch learning environment. Students develop an entrepreneurial mindset and gain the deep technical knowledge to thrive in startups, ventures, and the entrepreneurial ecosystems.  This is helpful as well for students who identify as Undocumented/DACA/or ASSET or international students to build their own business.

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Topics

  • Career Exploration
  • Major

Identities/Populations

  • DACA and Undocumented
  • International Student

Interests

  • Entrepreneurship & Innovation

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Applied Computing Technology Major to Career Roadmap

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