Katz (2003) believes that the “entrepreneurship education industry” has entered its mature stage in business schools, while there is still scope for growth in schools of engineering, agriculture and science. Other authors disagree with this conclusion and feel that there is still scope for expansion even in American business schools (Kuratko, 2005). Whatever the opinion about the “life cycle” state of entrepreneurship education in the USA, researchers agree on the fact that it is still a growing field.