Entrepreneurship, BS

Program Introduction

The Bachelor of Science in Entrepreneurship at Stockton University equips students with the knowledge, skills, and mindset necessary to identify opportunities, develop business ventures, and lead innovation in various industries. Through a curriculum that blends theory with real-world application, students gain hands-on experience in business creation, product development, and strategic decision-making. The program fosters creativity, problem-solving, and resilience—key attributes for successful entrepreneurs.

Admission to the Program

The Entrepreneurship program is open to any student with a passion for business creation, innovation, and strategic leadership. There are no specialized admission requirements beyond the general Stockton University criteria.

Program Organization and Graduation Requirements

The Entrepreneurship program offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree, requiring students to complete a total of 128 credits, including 80 credits in program-specific coursework and 48 credits in General Studies/At-Some-Distance courses.

To graduate, students must earn a grade of C or higher in all program courses, including those transferred to fulfill major requirements.

Bachelor of Science Degree

The Entrepreneurship program offers a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) degree, requiring students to complete a total of 128 credits, including 80 credits in program-specific coursework and 48 credits in General Studies/At-Some-Distance courses.

To graduate, students must earn a grade of C or higher in all program courses, including those transferred to fulfill major requirements.

Bachelor of Science Degree Requirements

The B.S. in Entrepreneurship is designed to prepare students for entrepreneurial careers, small business management, corporate innovation roles, and consulting. The program requires:

• 12 Business Core Courses (48 credits) – Covering foundational business disciplines such as accounting, marketing, management, finance, and business law.

• 8 Entrepreneurship-Specific Courses (32 credits) – Including courses in new venture creation, business model development, startup financing, innovation management, and social entrepreneurship.

Students are encouraged to engage in experiential learning, such as launching a startup, participating in business pitch competitions, or working in entrepreneurial ventures.

Entrepreneurial Ecosystem and Opportunities

• Incubator and Accelerator Programs: Students can participate in Stockton’s startup incubator, gaining access to mentorship, networking, and funding opportunities.

• Internships & Experiential Learning: The program emphasizes hands-on experience through internships, consulting projects, and business launch initiatives.

• Interdisciplinary Approach: The curriculum integrates insights from technology, social impact, and global markets, enabling students to apply entrepreneurial thinking across diverse industries.

Career Pathways

Graduates of the Entrepreneurship program are well-prepared for:

• Launching their own businesses

• Leading innovation in startups or corporate environments

• Small business consulting

• Venture capital and startup funding

• Social entrepreneurship and impact-driven business initiatives

Full degree curriculum and transfer audits for the program can be explored using the Degree Works web-based tool. Full details about the curriculum are accessible on the website.