Open Doors

How do you finance your studies at EA?

We invite you to a dialogue with the university team, so that you address all the questions you have about EA – The Entrepreneurship Academy.

This special edition will focus on the details about the financing methods you can apply for.

You can participate in the event online, via ZOOM.

21st of April, 17:00 - 18:30

Why join this event?

If you are a highschool grader, we know that the financial topic can be a hard one to approach in the conversations you have with your parents. This is why we encourage you to bring your parents to this meeting, too.

If you are a parent, we understand that you have a lot of questions about the EA tuition fee and about methods that can support your effort. We invite you to this event to get more clarity on the topic and address all your questions.

Find out more about:

The EA educational model
What are the scholarships available for you, eligibility criterias & when do you apply for it
What is FINS loan & how can you get support in covering the tuition fee

Event Agenda

17:00- 17:10

Welcome

17:10- 17:40

Everything you need to know about the educational model

17:40- 18:10

EA Scholarships & Individual sponsorships

18:10- 18:20

What is FINS loan?

18:15- 18:30

Final questions & closing the event

Who will you meet?

Maria Cilea

Admission Specialist @EA

Nicoleta Poenar

FINS Counsellor

Speakers

EA Student

Mihaela Mihalcea

Mihaela is a first year student at The Entrepreneurship Academy. The reason she came to this college is the pleasure of working in teams and achieving valuable knowledge by getting projects done. She’s currently building a marketing agency and working for a start-up in order to gain experience in entrepreneurship.

Ready to find out more?

Alumni Case Studies

• December 17, 2020

George Moroianu (Flip.ro)

In my first year of faculty I tried to start a marketplace for house-services like cleaning, grocery-shopping, etc. Unfortunately, I found it way too challenging to aggregate supply on the Romanian market and I was too unexperienced for it, so I shut it down after 1 year and 15,000 EUROS in revenue.

Read more >

• December 17, 2020

Miruna Ioana Toanchină (Rawmantic)

When I first joined EA, I had no clue about what business I wanted to start or want I wanted to do. In the 1st year, I initiated and joined several projects that attracted me, at first, at least. Looking back, I realise that I was actually looking to discover myself, my passions and the field in which I could have the greatest impact.

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• December 17, 2020

Ciprian Dudulea (Difrnt.)

My entrepreneurial journey started with a huge failure. I’ve spent my first year at EA trying to launch a business idea which aimed to bring healthy food in public schools using vending machines. What I didn’t acknowledge at that time was that the food business is tough

Read more >

• December 17, 2020

Iulia Petrescu (Ez Stick)

Seeing that my colleagues are taking initiative and launching start-ups in the first year of faculty, I got encouraged by my them and also opened my first business at 19, in the second semester of year 1.

Read more >