A Survey of Entrepreneurial Intentions among Chinese College Students

Yin Zhang, Yan Wang

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Entrepreneurial intention is a crucial factor that influences entrepreneurial behavior and can largely predict the likelihood of its occurrence. A survey of 321 Chinese college students revealed the following findings: 1) The overall level of entrepreneurial intention among Chinese college students is at an average level. 2) Entrepreneurship education plays a significant role in enhancing the entrepreneurial intention of Chinese college students. 3) Economic factors are the primary motivation for Chinese college students to engage in entrepreneurship. 4) The majority of Chinese college students prefer opportunity-driven entrepreneurship. 5) The selection of entrepreneurial fields by Chinese college students is mainly based on their interests and expertise.


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DOI: https://doi.org/10.22158/grhe.v6n3p58

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