Examples of college students' entrepreneurship

Examples of college students' entrepreneurship are as follows:

1980, Qian was born in a poor peasant family in Wuwei County, Anhui Province. Since he was a child, he was determined to be admitted to a key university, find a good job after graduation, and change the poor life at home.

1999, 80,000 yuan borrowed by parents for business was cheated out, which made the already poor family worse. Due to family financial difficulties, Qian came to Tianjin Dagang with his parents. Relying on his father's cooking skills, the whole family rented in a remote alley, scrimped and saved, and borrowed money everywhere.

When he first arrived in Tianjin, Qian especially yearned for college life. Whenever he had time, he went to nearby Nankai University and Tianjin University to make some college friends. Through the communication with college students, he knew that college students would face severe employment pressure after graduation, so he had the idea of earning money by himself after going to college.

Money shuts itself in the room all day. In addition to reviewing his lessons, he also leafed through hundreds of magazines bought from second-hand bookshelves. The entrepreneurial stories of a large number of successful people stimulated the active brain of money, especially those articles about college students changing their fate through work-study programs, which made him realize that if he wants to be a successful person, he can't find a good job by himself. He must start from the bottom and start his own business.

A week after the start of school, I got the first bucket of gold:

In 2000, Qian was admitted to Shaanxi Chang 'an University. When the school's admission notice arrived home, parents were both happy and worried. Business failure left them in debt and unable to pay their son's tuition. Finally, the whole family borrowed from the east and the west, and finally got together more than 2000 yuan.

On the day of school registration, Qian held 2000 yuan in cash and retreated to the back again and again in the long registration team. Later, he got up the courage to go to the counselor and finally got the opportunity to postpone the tuition. After settling down, Qian had a firm belief in his heart: the more embarrassed he was, the more he had to grit his teeth and try to change his destiny.

On the afternoon of the third day of school, Qian was reading a new textbook alone in the dormitory when a senior pushed the door and came in to sell a walkman. Just then, several roommates also returned to the dormitory. As a result, the senior didn't waste much time, and four walkmen were bought by roommates at the price of each 80 yuan. This incident makes Qian vaguely feel that a business opportunity and a relatively large consumer group are around. Later, he learned from his classmates that there are two small commodity wholesale markets in the eastern suburbs of Xi 'an.

On the first weekend, he visited these two small commodity wholesale markets. After carefully comparing the performance and prices of various walkmen, he bought the walkman of that style promoted by six senior brothers at the wholesale price of 15 yuan, and made a net profit in 300 yuan. This is the first bucket of gold he dug up.

Later, as soon as the students got used to using the card phone, he bought a phone card from the IC card dealer at a low price and sold it to the students at a price lower than the market. Students earned a little hard, but also got some benefits. Later, he found a supply channel that was lower than the off-campus price, such as swimsuit for swimming class, review materials for postgraduate entrance examination and English tapes. A year later, he became a famous "business expert" on campus.

Starting from the bottom, preparing for starting a business;

In order to realize his ideal, Qian not only studies hard outside his major, but also goes to the school library to read some books on law, psychology and marketing from time to time. He believes that selling and reselling are purely personal behaviors and have not yet fully integrated into society. If you want to start a business, you'd better integrate into the enterprise first, experience it in the enterprise, and know how to combine what you have learned with the reality of the enterprise, so as to succeed.