Adventures of Entrepreneurship

Overall, I think this is one of the most critical thinking courses I have ever taken at UF. This class pushed me to my limits as an 'entrepreneur' and I have learned so much about myself, like I don't have what it takes to be one. I would say I haven't developed the mindset but at the same time, I think it takes time for it to form. I enjoyed the more creative assignments, such as the customer avatar and creating the bug list at the beginning of the semester, but I always found it difficult to sit down and focus on the other assignments, such as the assignments with the interviews and the Venture Concept ones. Quarantine has made me so lazy and my willpower to do well in this class was challenged so much because I was so lazy. My biggest recommendation for students taking this course is to work on the assignments every day. It's 3 assignments a week that take about an hour per assignment so if you focus hard enough, it's pretty easy to get through them. Don'...

Opportunity.  As you know, the University of Florida has one of the most involved student body’s on campus. Because of this, students follow a strict routine and participate in extracurricular activities and on-campus events, meetings, and seminars. Other students utilize campus to meet with friends or study at the library. But while having this set routine, this can change due to the issue of parking. And we all know that parking is not the greatest thing on campus. Especially around the times of 5:00pm-7:00pm, where many events or organization meetings happen simultaneously in the central part of campus, near the library buildings of Marston and Library West. Around those areas, there are 5 big parking areas students will use in the afternoon time to come to campus and continue their activities. But because there is a rush of students coming to campus in that time frame, plus rush-hour for faculty leaving campus, there is a buildup of traffic in those parking areas, causing stude...