Entrepreneurial Intentions: Between Entrepreneurial Knowledge, Entrepreneurial Skills and Perceived Control Behavior

This study aims to analyze the effect of entrepreneurial knowledge, skills, and planned control behavior on intentions. The grand theory used is Teri Planned Behavior from Ajzen (1991). explanatory survey method was employed as research study. population comprised 506 students with a sample size 218 respondents. taken all Indonesian accounting education consisting who had attended entrepreneurship courses Universitas Pendidikan (UPI), Negeri Yogyakarta (UNY), Sebelas Maret (UNS), Surabaya (UNESA), Malang (UM), Makasar (UNM) Medan (UNIMED). As strategy collect data, questionnaires in this have been tested for validity reliability. Data were analyzed through descriptive analysis path analysis. results indicate that knowledge did not affect perceived behavior. Thus, variable trimming conducted. Entrepreneurial skills positive Similarly, impact Perceived has most dominant influencing Future recommended increase indicators experience such knowing client's problems example, recognizing opportunities, having opportunities success, intentions business ability start business.