Entrepreneurship, B.S.B.

Degree Requirements - Total Credits: 120

As per University Graduation Requirements, a student must complete their degree with 120 overall credits, 42 of which must be upper-division.

50% of the business credit hours must be from the University of Wyoming.

University Studies Program

This degree requires that The University Studies Program 2015  requirements are met before graduation. Some of the courses required for this major fulfill USP requirements, but not all. Students should check their degree evaluations and consult with their assigned academic advisor to discuss their specific course plan.

• C 1 - Communication 1 Credits: 3
• C 2 - Communication 2 Credits: 3
• C 3 - Communication 3 Credits: 3
• Q - - Quantitative Reasoning Credits: 3
• PN - - Physical and Natural World (1) Credits: 3
• PN - - Physical and Natural World (2) Credits: 3
• H - - Human Culture (1) Credits: 3
• H - - Human Culture (2) Credits: 3
• V - - U.S. & WY Constitution Credits: 3
• FYS or USP Elective - - Any 3-credit hour of FYS or 3-credit hours of USP electives Credits: 3

Common Body of Knowledge

• ACCT 2010 - Principles of Accounting I Credits: 3
• ACCT 2020 - Principles of Accounting II Credits: 3
• DSCI 2100 - Introduction to Operations and Supply Chain Management Credits: 3
• ECON 1010 - Principles of Macroeconomics Credits: 3
• ECON 1020 - Principles of Microeconomics Credits: 3
• FIN 2100 - Principles of Finance Credits: 3
• IMGT 2400 - Introduction to Information Management Credits: 3
• MGT 2010 - Legal Environment of Business Credits: 3
• MGT 2100 - Management and Organizations Credits: 3
• MKT 2100 - Introduction to Marketing Credits: 3
• MGT 4800 - Business Strategy and Policy Credits: 3
• BUSN 4990 - Senior Exit Exam Credits: 0

Major Specific Courses

Free Electives from Any College

Courses from any college at any level that have not been used to meet any other primary major requirement.

Additional Information

The Entrepreneurship major is designed to assist students who wish to start their own businesses by providing them with exposure to the development and testing of business concepts. Analyzing the potential success of their concepts using a variety of tools and techniques, being flexible in developing new businesses and innovative ideas, and formulating and implementing business plans that will assist in the establishment and growth of these new ventures. The major provides students with exposure to issues involving family firms such as governance, succession and interpersonal relationships in both new ventures and established firms and prepares students to 1) start new businesses, 2) innovate in their own family firms and/or 3) be entrepreneurial in an existing business.

All courses for the entrepreneurship major require a minimum grade of C (not C-).