Entrepreneurs

I want to become a Entrepreneur but I am having a hard time trying to decide what I need to study to become one after college. What would be a good major and minor?

Entrepreneurs are in business. Courses related to Business Administration would help for starters.

The break-even analysis is a preliminary screening that can show an entrepreneur the minimum sales needed to keep a business running. Respond to the following quote from Effective Small Business Management: “It can show an entrepreneur who might have unreasonable expectations about a business idea just how unprofitable a proposed business venture is likely to be

It’s pretty self explanatory, if you don’t understand what this is saying, please save yourself time and heartache and don’t go into business for yourself.

I am curious of what you have to accomplish to become a Entrepreneur.

Chutzpa

Tomorrow I’m meeting an established business entrepreneur and looking for some inspiration as to the questions I could ask him relating to business?

I would ask him "if you started a business tomorrow, what would you do differently this time?"

Or "any great software you simply couldn’t do without?"

Or "any brilliant books I should read?"

Or "have you got any contacts in China you would like to share with me?"

These are the questions I would ask if I were in your shoes. I don’t think one meeting would be long enough!

I’m majoring in accounting. After I pay off my student loan debt I would like to eventually become an entrepreneur and a philanthropist. Is it naive to hope to make good money in entrepreneurship? I’m starting my first business class next semester, so I don’t have a business plan yet. Any suggestions or advice?

according to Donald trump only 1 to 2 percent of us is capable of being an entrepenuer.

I have to agree, YOU must posess a "take charge attiude and don’t like obeying others but are VERY self obediant.

I am not sure how a degree in accounting will help you do such that.

what is the difference between a real estate investor and a real estate entrepreneur? and what’s the job of both?

An "investor" is someone who is typically in it for a long time investment… buy it, rent it, let it appreciate over the long term.

A "real estate entrepreneur" buy and "flips" property for short term profits. This is more like a job.

Nick – Host:
Real Estate Investor TV Online
www.REI-TV.com

You want to be an entrepreneur and make lots of money. Which business model will you follow: franchise owner or independent business owner, and why?

Franchise owner. You just manage other people’s work instead of doing all the day to day stuff on your own. It also gives you the ability to make a lot more money since you can scale more.

What fee I need to pay to university if I am in UK on dependent Visa of Tier 1 entrepreneur? Will I be consider as overseas/international student or as a local student?

If you are on a visa with a limit- i.e if there’s a date on your visa saying it’s valid till . . . . then you will pay international fees even though you have been here for more than three years.

If you hold a passport from outside the EU, in order to get home fee status you need
1. settled status, which means indefinite leave to remain in the UK, i.e. not limit on how long you can be here
2. in addition to the above you need to have been here for at least three years

From what you are saying you will be asked to pay overseas fees. But remember Universities are independent bodies, they can charge as they wish they only get guidance from the government but do not necessarily have to follow it. I know an overseas student who managed to plead with the university because of mitigating circumstances ended up paying home fees.
Ask your university, they usually have automatic scholarships for internationals, and other generous scholarships depending on the degree. I know off the top of my head herriot watt, greenwich, king’s college and plenty others offers some sort of scholarship to entice internationals to go there.

I want to be an innovative entrepreneur, but first I need money, stability, and I have to pay off my student loans. I think that accounting would be the best for this, but will a deep understanding of accounting help out with entrepreneurship?

If you seek a course in accounting it will only specialize in the filed of accountancy. I suggest that you seek a course specializing in entrepreneurship where you will learn accountancy, how to be more innovative and also other important elements of entrepreneurship like the use of technology, marketing and so on.

Discuss the value of the entrepreneur. What distinguishes an entrepreneur from the labor resource? Why are entrepreneurs unique?

Entrepreneurs should think BIG PICTURE by habit:
Entrepreneurs think and process materials by continually asking What effect would my decision on how "x-item" is handled by "y-worker" make on the end product?
How much money does it cost "G-industry" to manufacture this product and how can I improve this process and ultimately the Quality of "x-item"?