The Pros and Cons of Studying Entrepreneurship Vs. Just Starting Up As the school year winds down, aspiring entrepreneurs may wonder whether they should study entrepreneurship in college or just startup. YE Coach Antonio Neves offers some reasons for and against.

By Antonio Neves Edited by Dan Bova Apr 18, 2013

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Antonio Neves

Workplace Engagement Speaker, Award-Winning Journalist and Author

Antonio Neves is the author of Stop Living on Autopilot, host of The Best Thing podcast and an internationally recognized speaker.

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