As a serial entrepreneur, I have absolutely loved building and running two successful companies. I founded my first company, JobDirect, as a junior in college, eventually putting college on hold while my business partner (a fellow college student!) and I grew that company to 100 employees in four years.
I enjoyed the thrills and challenges of entrepreneurship, and the experience made a deep impression on me that I carried even into non-entrepreneurial roles. But, even though I became a successful entrepreneur while I was a college student, would I have majored in entrepreneurship? To be honest, probably not, because I hadn’t pegged myself as an entrepreneur.
To read the original article: Sara Sutton: A Minor in Entrepreneurship Would Be Ideal - The Accelerators - WSJ
