Bachelor of Business Administration [B.B.A] [Entrepreneurship] From Georgia State University

Atlanta's BBA in entrepreneurship wasn't just about textbooks and lectures; it was a 120-credit rollercoaster of case studies simulations and real-world projects. forget rote memorization we were building business models pitching to investors and even prototyping products it felt like every credit-fueled my learning curve, sharpening my skills in market research, finance, and critical thinking. the 15 as to 1 faculty-student ratio ensured personalized attention. professors weren't just lecturers, they were mentors sounding boards and our first investors.

Let's the real, studying in the US ain't cheap. Georgia state's tuition hit hard, but I wasn't about to let finances stall my dream. Thanks to the "Global Atlanta" scholarship, I snagged a sweet chunk of funding, covering nearly half my tuition. The fees were semester based, so budgeting and planning were key. On top of tuition, books and living expenses added up, but I hustled hard. Part time gigs at the campus cafe covered day to day needs, and i even scored gigs wit local startups, putting my new skills to use and earning some extra cash.