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The Lundquist College offers an undergraduate entrepreneurship concentration. Required courses listed on the page are MGMT 335 Launching New Ventures, ACTG 340 Accounting for Entrepreneurs, MKTG 445 Entrepreneurial Marketing, and MGMT 455 Implementing Entrepreneurship Strategies. MGMT 335 is the gateway course.

Also known as: Lundquist Entrepreneurship Concentration

How we know this: the figures on this page come from the linked sources (last verified 2026-10-08); what those sources do not state is left unknown.

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    Application and Timing

    Students are told to begin the sequence early in the junior year and to finish MGMT 455 before graduation.

    Participants

    Business undergraduates. The center separately says it advises business minors who want to start companies.

    Funding and Equity

    The concentration is academic. Funding sits in the Innovation Challenge, not in the course sequence.

    Recent Activity

    The concentration requirements page is current.

    Known Startups or Winners

    No ventures are named.

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    Verification Gaps

    Seat counts and whether MGMT 460 Lean Launchpad now counts toward the concentration. The page says that course is recommended but not yet fully incorporated.

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