I think what she's getting at is that "entrepreneurship is not presented as an option in fields women are interested in". I agree that "Starting your own busin

I think what she's getting at is that "entrepreneurship is not presented as an option in fields women are interested in". I agree that "Starting your own business 101" is probably not in the fashion design curriculum, but it isn't in the computer science curriculum either. My alma-mater has a fashion/business dual degree program where you graduate with an MBA. It was just about 100% female. The fact is entrepreneurship is hard, no matter who you are. Successful entrepreneurs are successful because they are talented and self-motivated, not because of a degree they got; they are largely self-taught as well.