School of Technological Entrepreneurship & CBA

[raymondgh]

<p>Can I do both?</p>

<p>I accepted admission into the College of Business Administration and I was browsing neu.edu when I found that the STE offers undergraduate courses as well as graduate. Previously, the school had caught my attention but it was my understanding that it was graduate only.

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STE offers both undergraduate and graduate programs that teach students how to create technology-based businesses, market science- and engineering-based products and obtain the financing necessary to fund growth. We cover important topics you must know to survive and thrive in the technology-based business world, including intellectual property rights, licensing and product development strategies.

For me, technology + entrepreneurship is my calling. I don’t know how it is at most universities (or if it even varies by university), but I wanted to know what it’s like to attend one university college and take classes from another. Can I go to the CBA and take the classes I desire from STE? My current major is Entrepreneurship & New Venture Management major in the CBA and I’m confident that STE will have classes that attract me.</p>

<p>Thanks!
Ray</p>