Abstract:
The entrepreneurial attitudes of 714 business and non-business students in Asian and American universities were examined. Results based on the Robinson, Stimpson, Huefner, and Hunt (1991) Entrepreneurial Attitudes Orientation model indicated that non- business students possessed entrepreneurial attitudes in all four of the model’s attitudinal constructs. For IT students, female students had significantly higher entrepreneurial attitude scores than male IT students. It was also found that non-business students with exposure to entrepreneurship had higher entrepreneurial scores than the non-business students without this exposure.
