B.S. in Entrepreneurship

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Program Distinctives

• Comprehensive and practical education from a Christ-centered perspective.
• Accessible faculty mentors – Highly accomplished Christian faculty with real-world experience who will equip you with in-depth, comprehensive knowledge and professional development to set you apart in the working world.
• Redemptive approach – Discover how our faith-centered, redemptive approach to entrepreneurship can aid in creative restoration by way of venture-building and innovation.
• Internship opportunities – Gain valuable real-world experience with start-ups, business incubators, large corporations, small businesses, family businesses, nonprofit entities, and mission-minded organizations.
• ACBSP accreditation – Ensures industry-standard quality of curriculum and program objectives.
• Business College of Distinction status.
• Business Advisory Group – A group of accomplished alumni and friends of the College who are eager to connect you with job opportunities and keep our program up to date on the latest industry developments, hiring practices, required skills, and technology trends to help us best prepare students for success.
• Valuable skills for any vocation – Cultivate in-demand skills such as business modeling, ideation, accounting, finance, marketing, technology, strategy, risk assessment, and creative problem solving, as well as the ability to conceptualize, finance, launch, manage, and harvest a wide variety of new ventures.
• Departmental minors – Increase your marketability and range with optional minors in digital entrepreneurship, social enterprise, redemptive entrepreneurship, missional entrepreneurship, and social entrepreneurship, as well as flexibility to earn a double major or minor in another discipline of interest.
• Active on-campus groups – Join student-led groups such as the Business Initiative for Leadership Development (BuILD), Management Association, American Marketing Association, Society for International Business Affairs, Delta Mu Delta honor society, Student Government Association, and American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA).
• Vocation-enriching humanities core classes – Deepen your critical thinking, writing, and other communication skills while cultivating empathy and a well-rounded worldview.

Sample Experiential Learning Opportunities through E+I

• The Center for Entrepreneurship + Innovation (E+I) which recently earned national entrepreneurship distinction for its “bold and innovative” model for best practices in innovative entrepreneurship education. For details on current programs, competitions, and events offered by E+I, please visit the E+I website.
• Award-winning VentureLab – an early-stage business and social enterprise idea-feasibility lab that provides funding and guidance to student teams who want to advance new product development and business ventures.
• Habbershon Family Innovation Zone designed for students of all majors to utilize for brainstorming, collaborating, and more — featuring moveable tables, chairs, and six double-sided whiteboards that can be wheeled around the space.
• Grove City College partnership with Praxis – Opportunity to work with a nonprofit organization connecting students with Christian entrepreneurs who innovate ways to serve society, honor God, renew a broken culture, and lift a fallen world.

Career Opportunities & Outcomes

• Career paths: product management, business management, business development, social media marketing, content marketing, search engine optimization, digital communications, web and application development, commercial real estate development, corporate innovation, nonprofit management, manufacturing, franchise management, sales, and more.
• Like 99% of Winklevoss School of Business graduates within six months of graduation, you could turn your venture into a full-time organization or build your career with start-ups, nonprofits, and established companies like Uline, PNC Bank, Hope International, The Heritage Foundation, Chick-fil-A, RW Supply and Design, Gecko Robotics, and Hewlett-Packard.
• You could also be admitted into competitive professional programs like the Capital Fellows and Pittsburgh Fellows or pursue a graduate degree in business, law, analytics, or another field.
• Following our students’ legacy of excellence, you are likely to successfully demonstrate competitive technical knowledge on the Major Field Test (MFT).
• Whether you end up in a small or family business, nonprofit, or large corporation, you’ll stand out as a critical thinker and effective communicator with an exemplary work ethic and well-rounded perspective.

Program Specifics

• 67-68 credit hours of rigorous undergraduate coursework balancing breadth and depth to provide you with an understanding of the mechanics of the entrepreneurial process.
• Our curriculum gives you the opportunity to work with entrepreneurs, engage in idea-generating culture, make ethical and faith-based decisions, create a mindset for blended value impact, and participate in cross-disciplinary work.
• For detailed course descriptions, access the College Catalog.

Student & Alumni Stories

Luke Owen '24
B.S. in Entrepreneurship

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