<p>will an emphasis on entrepreneural studies close alot of doors for job opportunities, USC has one of the best programs in the country and I have always wanted to own my own business later down the road, but once I graduate, I am going to have to get a job</p>
<p>bump. im in the same boat wondering whether i should study either entrep. or accounting. i enjoy entr. and i "plan" on owning my own biz, but an accounting degree at SC is more powerful.</p>
<p>wow this discussion is soo helpful. thanks a lot guys, keep up the good work.</p>
<p>Finally... some entrepreneurs up in here. I'm going to be a finance major, and minor in entrepreneurship. Unless you plan to become an IBanker, most of the skills/tools you need for your job you can easily learn once you're actually working. Plus, that entrepreneurship education builds a certain way of thinking and analyzing things. If you ever plan to work for a smaller business or start your own small business majoring entrepreneurship will benefit you quite a bit. It might not look as good when trying to get your first job, but it will help you immensely if you want to become an entrepreneur. Starting a successful business is all about learning from mistakes and learning to build on successes... something only experience teaches you. Good luck.</p>
<p>Actually you can learn most of ibanking on the job too. If not, why else would bb firms hire art history and poly sci majors.</p>
<p>thank you thank you</p>