During my Minor in Entrepreneurship, I developed essential entrepreneurial skills that are valuable in any business environment. Learning how to create value, test business ideas in a team setting, and gain hands-on experience gave me a strong foundation for today’s evolving business world.
This minor stands out in the way it integrates university theory with real-world application. The diversity of student backgrounds—from computer science to business analytics and economics—creates a learning environment where different perspectives come together to solve real-world problems.
It reinforced my belief that entrepreneurial skills aren’t just for starting a business. They’re crucial for anyone aiming to innovate, lead, and create impact—whether in a startup, corporation, or social initiative.
