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In such a brief file in regard to seidman college of business entrepreneurship.
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Year One
Year Four
Year Three
Seidman College of Business
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Suggested Four Year Plan
Seidman Undergraduate Programs | 616.331.7500 | 1041 L. William Seidman Center | [email protected]
This sample schedule is a guide showing the approximate order of courses to be taken (including pre-requisites). Consult MyPath, an interactive checklist
accessible to all students. Meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor at least once a semester to establish a specialized degree plan. Please note that the
official documentation is the university catalog.
__ Arts (3) __ Computer Information Systems 150 (3) __ Historical Perspective** (3)
__ Life Science?
(3-4) __ Math 110 (4) __ Physical Science? (3-5)
__ Philosophy and Literature** (3) __ Social & Behavioral Science (3) __ World Perspective** (3)
__ Writing 150 (4)
If you haven’t yet done so, meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor to prepare your schedule for year two registration and to discuss major and elective
choices.
If you haven’t yet done so, meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor to prepare your schedule for year three registration and to discuss major and elective
choices. Must have 55 total credits hours and at least a 2.75 overall GPA to take upper-level business classes (300/400 level).
__ Creativity Course (3) __ Entrepreneurship elective (3) __ Entrepreneurship 350 (3)
__ Management 331** (3) __ Finance 320* (3) __ Issue # 1 (3)
__ Issue # 2 (3) __ Management 366* (3) __ Marketing 350** (3)
__ Second major class #1 (3) __ Second major class #2 (3)
Now you REALLY need to meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor to prepare for your fourth year registration. Meet with an Entrepreneurship faculty
mentor to discuss major elective choices.
__ Application/Practicum* (3) __ Ethics requirement (3) __ Management 330** (3)
__ Management 495* (3) __ Marketing 370* (3) __ Second major class #3 (3)
__ Second major class #4 (3) __ Second major class #5 (3) __ Second major class #6 (3)
__ Upper-level Economics* (3)
__ Accounting 212 (3) __ Accounting 213* (3) __ Elective of choice (3)
__ Business 201 (3) __ Economics 210* (3) __ Economics 211* (3)
__ Management 268* (3) __ Quantitative Group* (3) __ Statistics 215* (3)
__ US Diversity** (3)
Year Two
Orange – GVSU general education requirements
Green – Seidman degree requirements
Red – Entrepreneurship major requirements
? - One must be taken as a lab course
* – Prerequisite exists
** – Course may be offered as SWS (WRT 150 is prerequisite)
Graduation Check List:
__ 120 total credits
__ 2.5 overall GPA
__ 2.5 Seidman GPA
__ Two SWS courses
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Entrepreneurship Study Abroad Opportunities
? MGT 330 Anglo-American University, Prague (fall or
winter)
? MGT 437 Grenoble School of Management, France
(spring/summer, fall or winter)
? MKT 352 Macquerie University, Australia (Fall or
winter)
? Grenoble School of Management, France
(spring/summer, fall or winter)
? Brighton University, UK (Fall or winter)
? MGT 466 Grenoble School of Management, France
(spring/summer, fall or winter)
Business Core/Issues
? MKT 350 John Cabot University, Italy (spring/summer,
fall or winter)
? MGT 331 DHBW, Germany (fall or winter)
? MGT 366 Anglo-American University, Prague (fall or
winter)
? ECO 365 ESSCA University, France (Fall or winter)
? ECO 369 ECNU, China (Fall or Winter)
? Edge Hill University, UK (fall or winter)
? ECO 380 ESSCA University, Budapest (Fall or Winter)
Suggestions from Faculty
? Get involved with the Collegiate Entrepreneurship
Organization (CEO). Network, attend national
conferences, and transfer your innovative ideas to
commercialization.
? Take part in the Business Plan Competition and
Idea Pitch (ask an Entrepreneurship advisor for
more information)
? Visit the DeVos Center for Entrepreneurship &
Innovation www.gvsu.edu/cei
? Apply for an Entrepreneurship scholarship, such as
the American Photo Marketing Scholarship, the
Paton Family Entrepreneur Scholarship, or the
Robert H. & Barbara Woods Scholarship
? Internship projects are a great way to get hands-
on experience in your field. Internships projects
including writing a business plan, developing a
viable business model, feasibility analysis, capital
acquisition, new product development,
commercializing technology from a research lab,
cash flow management, and much more.
Seidman College of Business
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Resources for Success
616.331.7490 | Third Floor – L. William Seidman Center
Why Entrepreneurship?
Grand Valley is a major player within the Michigan entrepreneurial ecosystem. The Grand Valley Chapter Collegiate Entrepreneur
Organization is an award-winning group of entrepreneurs and you can be a part of it!
This major offers students a business education with a focus on the issues involved in both starting a business as well as fostering
innovation in a corporate setting. Companies are looking for employees who can execute, gather information, make decisions,
manage resources, solve problems, and innovate.
You will pair your Entrepreneurship major with one additional Seidman major such as Accounting, Business Economics, Finance,
Human Resource Management, Management (general or with an Information Systems emphasis), Marketing (general or with an
emphasis in distribution and logistics or sales), Operations Management, or Supply Chain Management.
Entrepreneurship majors study a variety of topics, including business modeling, creativity, feasibility analysis, funding sources, new
product development, new venture launch, and pitch deck development.
Entrepreneurship Advisors
Lane, Paul; [email protected] McCurren, J. Kevin; [email protected]
Syfert, Timothy; [email protected] Villarreal, Dante; [email protected]
doc_638170244.pdf
In such a brief file in regard to seidman college of business entrepreneurship.
201520-v1
Year One
Year Four
Year Three
Seidman College of Business
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Suggested Four Year Plan
Seidman Undergraduate Programs | 616.331.7500 | 1041 L. William Seidman Center | [email protected]
This sample schedule is a guide showing the approximate order of courses to be taken (including pre-requisites). Consult MyPath, an interactive checklist
accessible to all students. Meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor at least once a semester to establish a specialized degree plan. Please note that the
official documentation is the university catalog.
__ Arts (3) __ Computer Information Systems 150 (3) __ Historical Perspective** (3)
__ Life Science?
(3-4) __ Math 110 (4) __ Physical Science? (3-5)
__ Philosophy and Literature** (3) __ Social & Behavioral Science (3) __ World Perspective** (3)
__ Writing 150 (4)
If you haven’t yet done so, meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor to prepare your schedule for year two registration and to discuss major and elective
choices.
If you haven’t yet done so, meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor to prepare your schedule for year three registration and to discuss major and elective
choices. Must have 55 total credits hours and at least a 2.75 overall GPA to take upper-level business classes (300/400 level).
__ Creativity Course (3) __ Entrepreneurship elective (3) __ Entrepreneurship 350 (3)
__ Management 331** (3) __ Finance 320* (3) __ Issue # 1 (3)
__ Issue # 2 (3) __ Management 366* (3) __ Marketing 350** (3)
__ Second major class #1 (3) __ Second major class #2 (3)
Now you REALLY need to meet with a Seidman Academic Advisor to prepare for your fourth year registration. Meet with an Entrepreneurship faculty
mentor to discuss major elective choices.
__ Application/Practicum* (3) __ Ethics requirement (3) __ Management 330** (3)
__ Management 495* (3) __ Marketing 370* (3) __ Second major class #3 (3)
__ Second major class #4 (3) __ Second major class #5 (3) __ Second major class #6 (3)
__ Upper-level Economics* (3)
__ Accounting 212 (3) __ Accounting 213* (3) __ Elective of choice (3)
__ Business 201 (3) __ Economics 210* (3) __ Economics 211* (3)
__ Management 268* (3) __ Quantitative Group* (3) __ Statistics 215* (3)
__ US Diversity** (3)
Year Two
Orange – GVSU general education requirements
Green – Seidman degree requirements
Red – Entrepreneurship major requirements
? - One must be taken as a lab course
* – Prerequisite exists
** – Course may be offered as SWS (WRT 150 is prerequisite)
Graduation Check List:
__ 120 total credits
__ 2.5 overall GPA
__ 2.5 Seidman GPA
__ Two SWS courses
201520-v1
Entrepreneurship Study Abroad Opportunities
? MGT 330 Anglo-American University, Prague (fall or
winter)
? MGT 437 Grenoble School of Management, France
(spring/summer, fall or winter)
? MKT 352 Macquerie University, Australia (Fall or
winter)
? Grenoble School of Management, France
(spring/summer, fall or winter)
? Brighton University, UK (Fall or winter)
? MGT 466 Grenoble School of Management, France
(spring/summer, fall or winter)
Business Core/Issues
? MKT 350 John Cabot University, Italy (spring/summer,
fall or winter)
? MGT 331 DHBW, Germany (fall or winter)
? MGT 366 Anglo-American University, Prague (fall or
winter)
? ECO 365 ESSCA University, France (Fall or winter)
? ECO 369 ECNU, China (Fall or Winter)
? Edge Hill University, UK (fall or winter)
? ECO 380 ESSCA University, Budapest (Fall or Winter)
Suggestions from Faculty
? Get involved with the Collegiate Entrepreneurship
Organization (CEO). Network, attend national
conferences, and transfer your innovative ideas to
commercialization.
? Take part in the Business Plan Competition and
Idea Pitch (ask an Entrepreneurship advisor for
more information)
? Visit the DeVos Center for Entrepreneurship &
Innovation www.gvsu.edu/cei
? Apply for an Entrepreneurship scholarship, such as
the American Photo Marketing Scholarship, the
Paton Family Entrepreneur Scholarship, or the
Robert H. & Barbara Woods Scholarship
? Internship projects are a great way to get hands-
on experience in your field. Internships projects
including writing a business plan, developing a
viable business model, feasibility analysis, capital
acquisition, new product development,
commercializing technology from a research lab,
cash flow management, and much more.
Seidman College of Business
ENTREPRENEURSHIP
Resources for Success
616.331.7490 | Third Floor – L. William Seidman Center
Why Entrepreneurship?
Grand Valley is a major player within the Michigan entrepreneurial ecosystem. The Grand Valley Chapter Collegiate Entrepreneur
Organization is an award-winning group of entrepreneurs and you can be a part of it!
This major offers students a business education with a focus on the issues involved in both starting a business as well as fostering
innovation in a corporate setting. Companies are looking for employees who can execute, gather information, make decisions,
manage resources, solve problems, and innovate.
You will pair your Entrepreneurship major with one additional Seidman major such as Accounting, Business Economics, Finance,
Human Resource Management, Management (general or with an Information Systems emphasis), Marketing (general or with an
emphasis in distribution and logistics or sales), Operations Management, or Supply Chain Management.
Entrepreneurship majors study a variety of topics, including business modeling, creativity, feasibility analysis, funding sources, new
product development, new venture launch, and pitch deck development.
Entrepreneurship Advisors
Lane, Paul; [email protected] McCurren, J. Kevin; [email protected]
Syfert, Timothy; [email protected] Villarreal, Dante; [email protected]
doc_638170244.pdf