Hello and wondering if entrepreneurs can help me out!

[loufred]

Hello everyone,

I am currently in my last year studying business with entrepreneurship at Greenwich University. I am asking all entrepreneurs to fill out the questionnaire attached to this thread in which will try to identify the role of education on the development of entrepreneurs. This is for my dissertation and no information will be shared to any other parties.
Any help will be fantastic.
If you could forward your reply to the email in the attacted doc file.

Louie Daintree

[loufred]

The questionnaire is only a two pages long with a max of 27 questions and doesn’t take that long to fill out.

[nocci01]

Hello Louie,

Just so you know, I believe that entrepreneurs should be their own source of development. I don't think the education system should be the most important link to any entrepreneur. Let me make it real simple for you: professors that have a job should not teach students how to run a business. If the professor owns a business and has a lot of first hand experience then yes...but for the most part...they don't! I've seen professors getting into broke mobiles and I've personally learned more from mentors that have done it...than any professor or teacher in a public education/college system. I had a real estate license and practiced real estate for a few years...the classes taught me very little...the hands on experience and people I worked with taught me many times more than the teachers did. I currently have a loan officer's license and the same is true. I think it's a choice and not the role of the school system to develop the entrepreneur...its a choice!

Jim Rohn is a great mentor of mine...he says, "Formal education will make you a living but self education will make you a fortune!"