The Enrepreneurship Minor targets non-business majors, providing them with the academic foundation necessary for success as entrepreneurs. Assits them in recognizing businessw opportunities, equips them with skills to secure funding, and provides insight on how to manage new and existing ventures.

By completing seven (7) required courses and two (2) electives, students can create a minor in entrepreneurship to support any major course of study offered by Howard. Managed by the School of Business, the requirements for an entrepreneurship minor represent a mix of standard coursework and experiential learning opportunities (electives). As an example, students can participate with local area non-profit and or social entrepreneurs to solve challenging problems in the community and beyond.

"A primary frustration for a young entrepreneur is to have the passion, but not the tools to make their dreams come true. ELI Institutes's Entrepreneurship Minor provided insight on resources necessary to bring emerging entrepreneurs' dreams to fruition."

Beatrice N. Brown, B.S. Human Development, School of Education & 2007 Entrepreneurship Minor Graduate.

Core Courses:
Introduction to Entrepreneurship (Non-Majors)
Entrepreneurial Marketing
New Venture Development