ExxonMobil Bachelor's – Entrepreneurship
The ExxonMobil Bachelor's in Leadership and Management - Entrepreneurship prepares students to launch businesses, grow organizations, and lead innovative projects inside companies.
This program combines real-world business training with applied leadership skills. Students learn how businesses actually operate — not just theory — through hands-on projects, planning exercises, and decision-making simulations.
Graduates leave with the skills to start a company, manage a team, or advance into leadership roles.
What You Learn in an Entrepreneurship Program
Students develop practical business skills used by founders, managers, and innovators.
You will learn how to:
- Identify profitable business opportunities
- Build a business plan from idea to launch
- Manage startup finances and budgeting
- Market products and services effectively
- Lead teams and manage employees
- Solve operational and customer problems
- Understand accounting, supply chain, and operations
- Make ethical and strategic business decisions
The program emphasizes applied learning — students work on real business concepts, not hypothetical case studies.
Program Admission Requirements
To enroll in the Entrepreneurship Bachelor’s program, you must:
- Hold an Associate of Applied Science (AAS) degree in a technical field with a 2.0
GPA or higher,
- OR
- Be within 15 credit hours of completing your AAS with a 2.0 GPA
What Jobs Can You Get With an Entrepreneurship Degree?
An entrepreneurship degree prepares graduates for both ownership and leadership careers.
Business Ownership
- Small business owner
- Online business founder
- Family business successor
- Franchise operator
Corporate & Professional Roles
- Operations manager
- Project manager
- Sales manager
- Business development specialist
- Corporate innovation specialist
- Business consultant
Accredited & Recognized
The OC Entrepreneurship Bachelor's degree is fully accredited by the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACSCOC). SACSCOC is the recognized regional accrediting body for institutions of higher education that award associate, baccalaureate, masters, and doctoral degrees.
Your OC Bachelor's degree is recognized by employers and universities the same way as degrees from four-year institutions.