To apply for the Lavin Entrepreneurship Program, please complete the entire application.  An incomplete application will not be considered. You must be attending SDSU as an undergraduate student (for transfers, attending in the Fall of 2021) and plan to graduate no sooner than May, 2023 or later.

Take your time in submitting the application.  First review the application in its entirety and think about how you want to answer the questions and gather your input data (resume and transcript). When you think you are ready, complete and submit the application. Good luck! 

The final submission date for the Lavin Entrepreneurship Program is midnight on April 20^th, 2021.

Transfer student application period starts June 2^nd, 2021 and closes on June 30^th, 2021.

If you have any questions about the application, please email Bernhard Schroeder, Director of Programs, Lavin Entrepreneurship Center at [email protected]

 

Student Information Form

  

Student Name:

Street Address:(max 40 characters)

City:

State:

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Zip:

Phone:

Email:

Student Status:

-None- SDSU Student Transfer Student

Red ID:

Current GPA:

Current Status:

Select » Sophomore Junior

Expected Graduation:

Select » May, 2023 December, 2023

Resume Text:(max 7000 characters)

 

Degree Program

  

College:

-None- College of Arts and Letters College of Education College of Engineering College of Health and Human Services College of Professional Studies and Fine Arts College of Sciences Fowler College of Business SDSU World Campus

Major:

-None- Accounting (B.S. in Business Administration) Advertising (see Journalism) Aerospace Engineering Africana Studies American Indian Studies Anthropology Applied Mathematics Art Asian Studies Astronomy Athletic Training Biology Business Administration (General Business Major) Chemistry Chicana and Chicano Studies Child and Family Development Civil Engineering Classics Communication Comparative International Studies Comparative Literature Computer Engineering Computer Science Construction Engineering Criminal Justice Dance Economics Education (see also Liberal Studies and Learning Design & Technology) Electrical Engineering English Environmental Engineering Environmental Sciences Environmental Studies and Sustainability (see Sustainability) European Studies Finance (B.S. in Business Administration) Financial Services (B.S. in Business Administration) Foods and Nutrition French Geography Geological Sciences German Gerontology Health Science (see Public Health) History Hospitality and Tourism Management Humanities Information Systems (B.S. in Business Administration) Interdisciplinary Studies in Three Departments International Business International Security and Conflict Resolution (ISCOR) Japanese Journalism and Media Studies (including Learning Design & Technology) Kinesiology Latin American Studies Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Studies Liberal Studies (for Elementary School teachers) Linguistics Management (B.S. in Business Administration) Marketing (B.S. in Business Administration) Mathematics Mechanical Engineering Microbiology Modern Jewish Studies Music Nursing Nutrition (see Foods and Nutrition) Philosophy Physical Science Physics Political Science Psychology Public Administration (City Planning Emphasis Available) Public Health Public Relations (see Journalism) Real Estate (B.S. in Business Administration) Recreation Administration Religious Studies Russian and Central European Studies Social Science Social Work Sociology Spanish Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences Statistics Sustainability Television, Film and New Media Production Theatre Arts Urban Studies (Interdisciplinary Studies-Geography) Women's Studies Other

If other:(max 100 characters)

Unofficial Transcript:(max 10000 characters)

 

Application Questions

  

Provide an example that demonstrates your leadership and communications skills, and briefly tell us about your entrepreneurial talent or potential, including entrepreneurial related projects/jobs, and any companies you have founded or are running today.  

Example: (300 characters)

Please state your personal and professional career objectives and goals: (300 characters)

List three reasons why YOU should be chosen as a Lavin Entrepreneur.  

Reason 1: (100 characters)

Reason 2: (100 characters)

Reason 3: (100 characters)

How did you find out about the program?

Select » From friend From faculty Via Email Word of mouth

What is your industry of focus?

Agriculture Auto Consumer Products Fashion/Art Financial Services Health Care Hospitality/ Food service Information Systems Tech/Software Manufacturing Media/Entertainment Not for Profit Real Estate/Insurance Retail Services Technology Telecommunication Other

If other:(100 characters)

What is/are your professional area(s) of interest?.

Consulting Engineering Environmental Studies Finance/Accounting Healthcare Information Systems Tech/Software Law Manufacturing Sales/Marketing Sciences Social Science Start-up Other

If other:(100 characters)

Do you have an idea for a new company?

Select Yes No

What industry or market is it in? Is there any specific expertise that you want to focus on?(1000 characters)

What do you expect to gain from the Lavin Entrepreneur Program and how do you intend to use it?(1000 characters)