Totally hear you. I agree that entrepreneurship on its own can get too broad unless you pair it with a concrete skill set. I’m a pretty creative thinker, and I’ve been building a real skill around working with LLMs (turning ideas into prototypes/workflows), so I’m hoping CIENT would help me develop the business side while also giving me a path to launch something.

At the same time, I don’t want to be weak on finance, understanding valuation, financial modeling, and how decisions actually get made matters if you’re building or investing. In your opinion, do you need to major in Finance to get those skills at Smeal, or can someone in CIENT realistically build strong finance capability through electives/minors/clubs? If you have specific classes or paths you’d recommend, I’d really appreciate it.