Most students do not go on to work for small entrepreneurial companies for their first jobs, but find application for the skills that they learned or honed in Entrepreneurship in their workgroups within larger companies. Students do indicate that they learned a lot about running a business from the seminar speakers and they enjoy the business aspect of their work on their projects. The strengths of the Entrepreneurship program far outweigh the weaknesses. The program is a good idea and well received by virtually all of the participants. Entrepreneurs has done an outstanding job in the area of student retention.
Students appear to get out of the class what they put into it.
Underclassmen in particular have a wide range of experiences ranging from totally integrated into the team and working on an important component to completely left out. This is undoubtedly due to a number of factors including their own commitment to the work of the team and the leadership ability of their senior leaders. Possible weaknesses include team formation and continuity. In addition, continuity of teams from semester to semester could be enhanced. There are eight recommendations for program improvement.