Business & Finance

Entrepreneurship

Starting and running businesses — venture creation, funding, growth, and innovation. Often paired with another major.

Core courses

More applied than theoretical — building real ventures, pitching to investors. Pair with a technical or domain major for differentiation.

Fennie supports the breadth of entrepreneurship coursework, especially financial accounting and marketing basics.

Frameworks yes; execution requires doing. Best programs emphasize building real ventures, not theory.

Better as a minor or paired with a domain (engineering, design, biz). Standalone entrepreneurship degrees are less valuable than a strong primary.

No. Most founders learn through doing. Helpful as scaffolding if you're committed to founding.

Daily Plans adapted to your specific courses — upload syllabi and Fennie does the rest.

Corporate finance, investments, markets, and risk. Among the highest-paid business majors for top performers.

Financial reporting, audit, and tax. Most stable business major with strong job market and CPA path.

Theoretical and applied economics — micro, macro, econometrics, and policy. Strong major for grad school in many fields.

Brand strategy, consumer behavior, digital marketing, and analytics. Increasingly quantitative.