What do you think is the biggest obstacle for college students to start a business?

The biggest obstacle to college students' entrepreneurship is not external factors such as funds, but actually the integration of college students' internal quality.

Findings:

1. The biggest obstacle to starting a business is that 99% people think that funds are insufficient, 85% people think that they have no experience, 60% people think that social relations are more important, only 10% people think that there is no professional knowledge structure in management and marketing, 47% people think that there is no good project, and 5% people think that there is no good team.

2. If starting a business, 87% will choose venture capital or government support fund, and 10% will invest in partnership. According to experts' analysis, many college students think that lack of funds, experience, social relations and good projects is the biggest obstacle to starting a business, among which funds are the most important, which is why 87% of them are more willing to look for venture capital or government support funds, although some of them are 10%.

Even many people in society think so. In fact, this has fallen into a misunderstanding. External resources such as funds are indeed important, but they are not decisive factors. Man is still the subject that really plays a decisive role. People who lack funds, have no experience, have no social relations and have no good projects abound, which is a good proof.

Extended data

The risk of college students' entrepreneurship

Risk 1: project selection

If college students start their own business, they will definitely hit a wall if they lack market research and demonstration in the early stage, decide the investment direction only by their own interests and imagination, or even make a decision on a whim.

College entrepreneurs must do a good job in market research in the early stage of starting a business and start a business on the basis of understanding the market. Generally speaking, the financial strength of college entrepreneurs is weak, so it is more appropriate to start with small funds and choose projects with low staffing requirements.

Risk 2: Lack of entrepreneurial skills

Many college students' entrepreneurs have high eyes but low minds. When the business plan is put into practice, they find that they simply don't have the ability to solve problems. Such an enterprise is tantamount to an armchair strategist. On the one hand, college students should go to work or practice in enterprises to accumulate relevant management and marketing experience; On the other hand, actively participate in entrepreneurship training, accumulate entrepreneurial knowledge, receive professional guidance, and improve the success rate of entrepreneurship.

Risk 3: Capital risk

In the early stage of starting a business, capital risk will always accompany entrepreneurs. Whether there is enough capital for starting a business is the first problem that entrepreneurs encounter. After the establishment of an enterprise, we must consider whether there are enough funds to support daily operations.

For start-ups, if they can't make ends meet for several months or the cash flow of enterprises is interrupted for other reasons, it will bring great threats to enterprises. A considerable number of enterprises will seriously affect their business expansion due to lack of funds in the early days of their establishment, and even miss business opportunities and have to close down.

In addition, if there is no broad financing channel, the business plan can only be empty talk. In addition to traditional ways such as bank loans, self-financing and private lending, we can also make full use of financing channels such as venture capital and venture capital.