The study aimed to identify the factors influencing the entrepreneurial intention of
students at Can Tho University in order to provide a basis for timely and appropriate solutions
for students. The study used linear regression according to the initial proposed model
consisting of six factors influencing the entrepreneurial intention of students: Education,
Family support, Entrepreneurial Inspiration, Finance, Risk, Creative ideas. In addition, the
study also used two control variables: gender, income, major group, and course to examine
differences between groups. The research results showed that the factors affecting the
entrepreneurial intention of Can Tho University students were ranked in order of strength
from strongest to weakest as follows: (1) Finance, (2) Family support, (3) Entrepreneurial
Inspiration, (4) Risk, (5) Creative ideas, and (6) Education. The variable of Risk had an inverse
effect. The model's adjusted R2 value was 0.676, indicating that 67.6% of the variation in the
entrepreneurial intention of Can Tho University students was explained by the factors in the
research model. The T-test showed that gender has no relationship with the entrepreneurial
intention of Can Tho University students. The ANOVA test showed that income, major group,
and course were not related to entrepreneurial intention.