K-State Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor
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The academic page says students can pursue an Entrepreneurship and Innovation major, a 15-credit minor, or a 12-credit certificate. The minor is for any K-State student.
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Any K-State undergraduate may add the minor or certificate. The major is a College of Business path.
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K-State Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor
The academic page says students can pursue an Entrepreneurship and Innovation major, a 15-credit minor, or a 12-credit certificate. The minor is for any K-State student.
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Official page: https://cba.k-state.edu/academics/departments/center-advancement-entrepreneurship/academics.html
- The minor is 15 credits and open to any K-State student.
- A 12-credit certificate is also offered.
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K-State Entrepreneurship and Innovation Minor
The academic page says students can pursue an Entrepreneurship and Innovation major, a 15-credit minor, or a 12-credit certificate. The minor is for any K-State student.
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