Research on the Influence of Sports Humanistic Accomplishment on College Students’ Entrepreneurial Ability Under the Perspective of Internet Plus
Abstract
With the advent of the Internet era, the new economic mode came into being. Under the “Internet plus” perspective, contemporary college students are faced with many entrepreneurial challenges while having more entrepreneurial opportunities. Due to the increasingly fierce market competition, the success rate of college students’ entrepreneurship is significantly reduced. Although external factors will have a certain impact on college students’ entrepreneurship, their own sports humanistic quality is the key factor to determine the success of entrepreneurship. This paper mainly analyzes the influence of sports humanistic quality on the entrepreneurial ability of contemporary college students and the effective strategies to enhance the entrepreneurial success rate of college students under the perspective of “Internet plus”.References
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