Stephen F. Austin State University
Bachelor of Business Administration in entrepreneurship
Nacogdoches, USA
BBA
DURATION
4 years
LANGUAGES
English
PACE
Full time
APPLICATION DEADLINE
31 May 2026
EARLIEST START DATE
Aug 2026
TUITION FEES
USD 24,070
STUDY FORMAT
On-Campus
It's time to be daring, creative and inventive. Take control of your destiny and turn your ideas into reality.
SFA's business entrepreneurship degree encourages a mindset that centers on seeking opportunities, taking risks, tolerating failure, bootstrapping, creatively leveraging resources and having the tenacity to overcome obstacles.
If you're interested in building your own business, blazing new trails or growing your side hustle, the Bachelor of Business Administration in entrepreneurship prepares you to enter a dynamic environment and achieve greater success in your professional career. With several ways to get involved and pay for college, it's the perfect time to nurture your business-savvy mindset.
In the Rusche College of Business, we're preparing leaders and innovators. Following the college's vision to help students Learn, Launch, Lead, the entrepreneurship program is a place to Learn and discover new ideas, take action by Launching those ideas into reality, and develop your entrepreneurial Leadership.
Defining entrepreneurship as a "process of opportunity exploration and exploitation," entrepreneurship can manifest anywhere inside or outside an organization, within startup or large firms, in profit or not-for-profit enterprises, and in business or nonbusiness activities. This entrepreneurial process is one that can be learned and expanded through the development of entrepreneurial competencies and a broader entrepreneurial mindset that is universal and impervious to age, gender or social/economic background.
To fully understand the risks and rewards of entrepreneurial endeavors and processes, students in the study of entrepreneurship are encouraged to engage in entrepreneurial actions and experimentation with new methods, products, markets, business models, organizational structures, reward systems, technologies and more. Students also are exposed to the dynamics, paradoxes, myths and critical aspects surrounding the entrepreneurial process in an effort to help them integrate their entrepreneurial competencies by thinking entrepreneurially in their daily lives and future careers.