B.S. in Business Administration - Entrepreneurship Concentration

Entrepreneurship is the engine of local, national and global economies. 

Don’t Just Learn. Act.

The Cook School’s business concentration in entrepreneurship integrates the classroom and the real world through a dynamic mix of leading-edge knowledge, involvement with successful entrepreneurs, and hands-on development of the key skills of creativity, market focus, and business planning that are essential to successful ventures. The academics of the program draws on SLU’s world-class resources, including the Cook School’s Center for Entrepreneurship, an acknowledged national leader in entrepreneurship education.

B.S. in Business Administration - Entrepreneurship Concentration

In addition to fulfilling the requirements of the B.S.B.A. degree, the Entrepreneurship concentration requires eighteen (18) hours in addition to MGT 218, MGT 300, and MGT 400, which are taken as part of the Business Common Body of Knowledge.

Along with the academic focus, the Cook School offers a variety of co-curricular programs, events, and opportunities through the Center for Entrepreneurship . For a student interested in pursuing a concentration in entrepreneurship, the variety of programming will help them translate academics into real world opportunity. 

For full course descriptions, please click here.

Course Options

Nine Hours as follows (3 credit hours each):

Concentration Electives: Six hours chosen from the following (3 hours each):

Breadth Electives: Three hours chosen from the following (3 credit hours each):