If I want to be an entrepreneur, which major is good?
finance, accounting, hr or management etc.? #entrepreneurship #entrepreneur
3 answers
Maurice’s Answer
However, if I were aspiring to be an entrepreneur and wanted to pursue college, I'd highly recommend a business major with an emphasis in finance or marketing. HR is not built for entrepreneurs, but for policy regulators.
Looking into BBA programs with a minor in Finance or Marketing. If you are looking to go past that, look into MBA Programs.
Good Luck
Julien’s Answer
Hi Ena,
If there are any major in entrepreneurship that would be ideal. If not I would recommend looking into business school classes
Classes I have taken that I'd recommend
- Project Management
- Marketing
- Accounting and Finance
- Personal Selling
Also, if you're interested in entrepreneurship, I'd recommend following famous entrepreneurs or websites such as:
Gary Vaynerchuk
Entrepreneur.com
Entrepreneurship label on medium
AngelList
Hope that helps!
Julien
Lev’s Answer
an entrepreneur needs a good foundation in business, so definitely take some accounting classes. marketing seems like another useful area to be familiar with.
a big piece of entrepreneurship is bringing together a group of people to accomplish something. soft skills are key here. management, communications, psychology should be helpful.
as the world is becoming more and more driven by technology, majors like computer science & engineering can endow one with a very useful array of skills. integrating physics, biology, data or neuroscience has much promise
finally, consider what you really like or are curious about, that might lead you towards your major field of study