The Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program is a four-year undergraduate program that immerses students in the fundamental concepts and practices of creating new enterprises in the private and public sectors. Students take a concentration in Entrepreneurial Leadership in conjunction with their chosen major in any academic field, including: business, engineering, computer science, biology, chemistry, math, education, and the liberal arts. The program has three distinguishing features:

• rigorous academic curriculum in the student's major and in entrepreneurial leadership
• immersion in entrepreneurial organizations and practices through lectures, internships, site visits, and mentor relationships
• emphasis on ethical leadership, characterized by self-knowledge, a capacity for ethical decision making, and a commitment to the common good.

Admission to the Hogan Entrepreneurial Leadership Program is competitive and is based on the student's entrance exam scores, grade point average, demonstrated leadership creativity, and service to others. Requirements are listed in Section X of this catalogue.