Welcome to the NEW! Entrepreneurship Major. Fall For students ADMITTED to the program: (and after)

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1 Welcome to the Entrepreneurship Major Considering a Marketing Minor? Please ask first: kmchale@ryerson.ca x 2046 For students ADMITTED to the program: Fall 2013 ( after)

2 What it looks like: 3 rd year (5 th & 6 th semester) 4 th year (7 th & 8 th semester) REQUIRED: 56A/B* Skills Development Studies in Entrepreneurship Managing Small Medium Enterprises Selling REQUIRED: 78A/B* BUS Organizational Appraisal Strategic Management Funding New Ventures Management of Innovation LIBERAL STUDIES: Two courses from Table B. PROFESSIONAL: One course from the following: 501 Family Business in Canada 627 Social Entrepreneurship Changemaking 633 Corporate Governance MKT 300 Marketing Metrics Analysis MKT 504 Effective Persuasion MKT 723 Marketing in the Service Industry MKT 730 Assessing/Managing Market Opportunities MKT 731 Competitive Intelligence PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Two courses from Table I. Course selection must not include courses with an prefix. * 56A/B is a two-term course. LIBERAL STUDIES : One course from Table B. PROFESSIONAL: One course from the following: 501 Family Business in Canada 627 Social Entrepreneurship Changemaking 633 Corporate Governance 727 Applied Research in Entrepreneurship MKT 300 Marketing Metrics Analysis MKT 500 Marketing Research MKT 504 Effective Persuasion MKT 723 Marketing in the Service Industry MKT 730 Assessing/Managing Market Opportunities MKT 731 Competitive Intelligence PROFESSIONALLY-RELATED: Three courses from Table I. Course selection must not include any courses with prefix. * 78A/B is a two-term course. Offered in Fall term only.

3 New Core Curriculum Path 3 rd Semester 4 th Semester 5 th Semester 6 th Semester 7 th Semester 8 th Semester 527 Studies in Entrepreneurship 577 Selling 526 Behaviour Strategy 56A Skills Development - A 56B Skills Development - B 78A Organizational Appraisal - A 78B Organizational Appraisal - B 601 Identifying Opportunities 555 Managing Small Medium Enterprises 725 Management of Innovation FIN 401 Managerial Finance II 511 Funding New Ventures BUS 800 Strategic Management 56A/B is a year-long course, Part A offered Fall only, Part B offered Winter only. 78A/B is a year-long course, Part A offered Fall only, Part B offered Winter only therefore MUST be completed prior to 3 rd year. 56A/B therefore MUST be completed prior to 4 th year.

4 Direct-Entry Students (Graduates of a 3-year College Diploma admitted directly into 3 rd year) is a year-long 3 rd year course, Part A offered Fall only, Pa 56A/B Part B offered Winter only therefore MUST be completed prior to 3 rd year. Direct-Entry students who enter the Entrepreneurship Major without transfer credits for , therefore, MUST complete these two courses in the Spring/Summer prior to beginning the program in Fall, OR the program will take one extra year (3 years instead of 2 years).

5 Direct-Entry Students (Graduates of a 3-year College Diploma admitted directly into 3 rd year) Scenario 1: Student has transfer credits for from college, begins 3rd year of program in the Fall as normal. Scenario 2: Student does not have transfer credits for from college, enrolls in these two courses in the Chang School of Continuing Education during Spring/Summer prior to commencement of program*, begins 3rd year of program in the Fall as normal. *NOTE: The grades earned in these courses will not have any weight in the GPA, due to being taken prior to formally beginning the degree program in the Fall. Scenario 3: Student does not have transfer credits for from college, does not enroll in these two courses in the Chang School of Continuing Education during Spring/Summer, begins program in the Fall takes during first year of the program, begins 56A/B in second year of the program, takes a third year to finish 78A/B. Example: Fall, 3 rd year: 526 Winter, 3 rd year: 601 Fall, 4 th year: 56A Winter, 4 th year: 56B Fall, 5 th year: 78A Winter, 5 th year: 78B

6 Part-Time Students Part-Time Students follow the program curriculum from the year they were ADMITTED TO THE PROGRAM for their entire time in that program. EXAMPLE: Student is admitted: Student derives their first, second, third fourth year curricula exclusively from the calendar printed in: Fall 2013 Fall

7 Part-Time Students IMPORTANT: There are very few -prefix courses offered with evening, weekend or distance-education formats, so this Major is not well-suited to students who can only take their courses in the evenings, on weekends, or online.