Graduates with a major or minor in entrepreneurial leadership will be prepared to:

• articulate their ideas effectively and to consider the ethical implications of the ideas they are proposing
• create and present business plans and grant proposals; and
• understand the basic technical skills needed to function as an entrepreneurial leader in any organization.

If you want to create your own future or positively change the future for others, entrepreneurial leadership may be the perfect major or minor for you. And, if you answer yes to some of the questions below, you owe it to yourself to find out more about the entrepreneurial leadership program.

• Are you curious?
• Are you a risk-taker?
• Are you an idea person?
• Are you a strong communicator?
• Are you a creative independent thinker?

Whether you consider a major or minor in entrepreneurship, you will find that it is complementary to many other areas of academic study, not just business. Visit with your adviser – you may find that pairing entrepreneurial leadership with nursing, biology, human services, education or the arts can make for an interesting and marketable combination.

To further explore the curriculum for this major or minor, go to http://www.dwu.edu/catalog/courses/entrepreneur.htm.