Could your campus use a new kind of entrepreneurship program?

One that’s student-led

That engages and supports creative ideas

That offers community in a nationwide network

With multiple sales channels to grow ideas?

then we’re glad you’re here!

The Student-Made™ Feasibility Study

Pricing + Value

Before committing to a full year of our program, our team will help assess the potential value of Student-Made for your campus. We will share valuable insights and metrics on the current state of creative entrepreneurship on campus.

2 Month Study - $1,000

*Can be applied toward year one program cost

What’s entailed?

Your involvement

Sharing Our Social Posts to your platforms

Help reach potential students Interested

Regular Check-In Meetings with our team

Connecting us with campus contacts

Recent Study Outcome

We recently completed a study at UNC Charlotte, a school with 32,000 students in Charlotte, NC. We were thrilled to have uncovered a deep passion for creativity and entrepreneurship from students all across campus!

Recent Study Outcome

We just finished a study at Illinois Wesleyan University, a school with 1,600 students in Bloomington, IL. We were thrilled to have uncovered a deep passion for creativity and entrepreneurship from students all across campus!

  • “Many makers have the talent, but not the entrepreneurial instinct. Student-Made bridges that gap. It shows them how to turn their craft into commercial success"

    Jodi Fox, James Madison

  • "This program is not only increasing awareness of the Simon Center, but connecting us with a diverse group of students from various disciplines."

    Jennnifer Sullivan, Loyola Maryland

  • “Opening a storefront at the IDEA Bank is something I have been working on for years now, but we simply haven’t had the capacity to operationalize it until now."

    Lynne George, Troy University

  • “People in the ASU community can directly support a student’s venture by buying something, which is different than the previous ways of getting involved as a mentor or subject matter expert."

    Lauren Dunning, Arizona State University

Don’t miss out for spring 2026