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The Entrepreneurial Studies minor says students in any major can learn to start, own, or operate a business and transfer technology into a product. The catalog describes a BA/BS major in the Ness School of Management and Economics with the same aim.

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Equity

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Last activity

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    Application and Timing

    Degree coursework. The catalog lists courses including ENTR 305 Innovation Studio, ENTR 337 Entrepreneurship Development, and ENTR 338 Pathways to Launching and Growing a Venture.

    Participants

    The minor is for students in any academic major. The major is a Ness School undergraduate degree on the Brookings campus.

    Funding and Equity

    Neither captured page lists a venture award. Funding available is recorded as none.

    Recent Activity

    The minor page and catalog entry were public on October 8, 2026.

    Known Startups or Winners

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    Verification Gaps

    A pitch competition or seed fund was not found on these pages. A coordinator phone number in the catalog is omitted.

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    SDSU Entrepreneurial Studies

    The Entrepreneurial Studies minor says students in any major can learn to start, own, or operate a business and transfer technology into a product. The catalog describes a BA/BS major in the Ness School of Management and Economics with the same aim.

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    Evidence

    Official page: https://www.sdstate.edu/programs/undergraduate/entrepreneurial-studies-minor

    • SDSU offers an Entrepreneurial Studies major and minor.
    • The minor is open to any academic major.
    • The catalog includes a course on launching and growing a venture.