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Academic Offerings > Community Entrepreneurship or CENT (B.S.)

Community Entrepreneurship or CENT (Bachelor of Science)

Overview

Entrepreneurship is fundamental to a healthy community. Students majoring in Community Entrepreneurship are able to test the entrepreneurial waters in courses designed to give them firsthand experience in launching or strengthening of a product or service. Students build skills applying economics, management, strategic planning, marketing and public policy on the enterprise level. CDAE's emphasis is on enterprises that promote community development with sound stewardship of natural resources and regard for social capital.

General Requirements

• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Core Competencies
• College of Agriculture and Life Sciences Degree Requirements
• Requirements for All Undergraduate Degree Students
• Community Development and Applied Economics General Requirements

Specific Requirements

Students must complete CDAE 157, CDAE 166, CDAE 167, CDAE 168, CDAE 253, CDAE 254, CDAE 255, CDAE 266, CDAE 267.

Students must complete the CALS Core Curriculum with the following specifications:

Social Science

1. Political Science 21
2. Economics 11

Communication Skills

1. Oral: CALS 183 (or CALS 001)
2. Written: English I

Information Technology

1. CALS 85 (or CALS 002)

Quantitative Skills

1. Mathematics: Math 19 required
2. Statistics: Statistics 141 required

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