Valica Boudry Emma Armstrong is learning all about business at Central Michigan University.
Students also have the option to study for a new entrepreneurship major.
I'm learning about markets that I had no idea were out there. It's useful information. In fact the Small Business Institute, the LaBelle Entrepreneurial Center and various academic programs at CMU are coordinated to offer students the best academic and hands-on backgrounds in preparing for a career in business, according to Charles Fitzpatrick, director of the LaBelle Entrepreneurial Center in the College of Business Administration. Armstrong and other business students can opt for a new entrepreneurship major. They will gain background in marketing products, managing personnel, developing and maintaining accounting systems and using computers to manage small-business resources.