Business Creation Certificate

Entrepreneurs contribute to local and global economies through job creation, solving problems and sharing of ideas. The fully online Business Creation Certificate supports the growing network of new ventures in local communities. Students completing the certificate are prepared to attract venture capital and join in local efforts to enhance business initiatives. The Business Creation Certificate from Boise State University offers students the opportunity to develop the skills to start, manage and maintain an entrepreneurial venture. Working professionals looking to formalize their business pursuits or refresh their knowledge will also benefit from the Business Creation Certificate.

There are no specific program admissions requirements for the Business Creation Certificate.

If you are a current, degree-seeking Boise State student, use the myBoiseState “change my major” tool to add the certificate. If you are applying to the certificate along with your degree program, you will declare the certificate in addition to your major.

If you are not a current Boise State student, apply to Boise State and declare the certificate. If you are applying to the certificate along with your degree program, you will declare the certificate in addition to your major.

We’re here to help! From deciding if an online certificate is right for you, to figuring out what credits transfer from previous schools, talking to a Student Success Coach is the best place to start.

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Notice: Boise State and other Idaho higher education employees: Fee waivers do not apply to this program.

The online Business Creation Certificate curriculum below shows the courses required for the 12 credit program. Students can complete the program in as little as two semesters.

Note: if you’re a Boise State student, visit with your advisor to see if this program is a good fit for your goals.

Boise State University is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges and Universities (NWCCU). This means the entire university meets or exceeds criteria for the assessment of institutional quality and is evaluated through a peer-review process. In addition, many academic programs have special accreditation or endorsement. For more information on why accreditation matters, refer to our FAQs.