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The
Master of Entrepreneurship
The ME is designed for beginner and experienced entrepreneurs. The program will support a student's mastery of the skills, abilities and perspectives required to lead an entrepreneurial venture through the mezzanine stage, and to growth and harvest. We expect most graduates of the ME program to become serial entrepreneurs. Is this your dream? Then, our mission is to help you catch it and live it! |
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THE
APPLICATION PROCESS
You must complete an
application package which includes a brief biograpy, an application
essay, any required entry
exams, and transcripts. In addition, you must undergo
an interview with staff members, either telephonically, or via
interactive video.
ENTRANCE
REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MASTER OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP
You
must present evidence of graduation from a college accredited by an
agency approved by the U.S. Department of Education,
or its international equivalent. If you have not yet taken
the Graduate Management Aptitude Test or the Graduate Records Exam,
you must
arrange to do so within your first few months of study. If you
have an advanced degree, we waive that. There are no
minimum scores or grades. We consider your
experience, grades, exams, performance on the essay
and during the interview, and we weigh the
various factors.
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PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS
The Master of Entrepreneurship
Degree (M.E.) requires the completion of a minimum of the equivalent of
30 semester hours of work, above the baccalaureate. A minimum of
18 semester hours of that work must be completed at Carland College,
and a maximum of 12 semester hours may be transferred to the
College. A link to the left will present descriptions for each of
the ten required courses.
Carland requires the satisfactory completion of the following courses, or their equivalent, as determined by the Student Advisor: Entrepreneurial
Innovation 3 semester hours of credit
Intellectual Property 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Planning 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Creation 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Growth 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Accounting 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Development 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Finance 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Strategy 3 semester hours of credit Entrepreneurial Leadership 3 semester hours of credit |
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