Forget the myths: successful entrepreneurs aren't born, they're made. We'll show you how to start small and keep it simple, so you can get real-world experience while exploring the option of self-employment.

Small College, Big Advantage
The Center for Entrepreneurship in Liberal Education at Beloit (CELEB) is a one-of-a-kind program that you won't find at any other undergraduate school. Housed off-campus in the heart of the city's revitalized downtown district, you'll find 18,000+ square feet dedicated to student ventures in music, art, digital media, prototyping, and traditional start-ups.

Eligibility Requirements: Curiosity and Motivation
Unlike the programs at large colleges and universities (usually available only at the graduate level), Beloit's entrepreneurship center is open to all of our students, regardless of major or prior experience. Whether you already have  an idea or are simply intrigued by the possibilities of self-employment, we provide the physical space, resources, and mentorship to help you achieve your goals.

Real-World Edge
If it hasn't happened yet, be prepared to respond when your relatives ask, "what  can you do with a liberal arts education?" At CELEB, you'll get hands-on experience with accounting, marketing, development, and management. The tools that entrepreneurs need are also the skills that attract employers, should you choose traditional employment after graduation. Many graduates lack experience, but CELEB entrepreneurs have an advantage: They have an authentic story about accomplishments that differentiate them from their peers.