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Get an Entrepreneurship Minor through the Entrepreneurship Scholars Program

November 6, 2023

The Entrepreneurship Scholars Program is now accepting applications from students across all majors and disciplines for the 2024-25 E-Scholar cohort. E-Scholars is a highly selective program that accepts up to 25 students each year.

The year-long academic program challenges students to find their passions, explore outside the classroom, and build their network, all while developing their own venture. Other benefits of the program include domestic and international travel, working one-on-one with a mentor, participation in Pilot Venture Challenge, and being a member of the E-Scholar network. After completing the E-Scholar Program, you are also just two courses away from obtaining the Entrepreneurship Minor. To learn more and how to apply, click here to watch a short video.

The first application deadline is Dec. 1, 2023. 

For questions, contact Kay Molkentin at molkenti@up.edu or visit the Entrepreneurship Scholars Program webpage.

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Filed Under: 11-06-2023, 11-20-2023, Issues Tagged With: Entrepreneur Scholars

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