Kellogg: Entrepreneurship is in Your Future

[grunder20]

Business is always business

[thegreeensky]

nice video.. nice words from this people...

[webume]

As a Kellogg grad, entrepreneurship major and real-life entrepreneur I couldn't agree more! Great video, I'd like to see this get more distribution and views. Have you considered having moderators of Kellogg facebook pages post it? Have a Twitter account for Kellogg! A blog! All great stuff. I'll do my part and post the video now on my channels.... I'm always interested in increasing visibility to Kellogg brand.

[FutureEntrepreneur1]

Hey I have a question.... When you graduated from NorthWestern out of Kellog and you got your entrepreneurship degree... Have you started your own business yet? About how much of the percentage of students have started their own business and How much help did the school give in starting your own business? How hard was it to get capitol for your business? I am Pre-law and I want to be an Attorney and an Entrepreneur. Please help.

[webume]

Hello FutureEntrepreneur1. Yes I do have my own business. I believe about 50% of all entrepreneurial majors at Kellogg start their own businesses at some point (although i'm not totally sure of that number.) Kellogg has been very supportive in helping me start the business in terms of providing advice and connections. Capital as very hard to come by in this economy... almost impossible, but i'm sure it will improve eventually. Consider a JD/MBA degree for your goals.

[FutureEntrepreneur1]

Ive been contemplating my degree for a while now wanting to go from Pre-law to Pre-med because I find myself doing very well in my science classes and the medical field is very secure. As busy as the field of medicine is now a days would it be near impossible for a M.D. to own his own business or at least partner with another person in hopes of starting a business? Is having a partner a bad choice in terms of future disputes with the partner? Should you always partenr with someone you trust?