Abstract:This paper studies the growth path of the entrepreneurial enterprises which are founded by scholars in view of the micro process.The development history of six scholars' entrepreneurial enterprises is selected as the research case, and the grounded theory method is used to propose six main categories (the path of technology, resources, capital, talent and the path to building on strengths and avoiding weakness) and their 20 corresponding subcategories, and construct a three-stage dynamic rocket model for the growth of academic entrepreneurial enterprises.Six main growth paths for academic entrepreneurial enterprises in different life cycle stages are summarized: In the start-up phase, academic entrepreneurial enterprises can lay the foundation for survival through the technology and resource paths; In the growth phase, they can achieve rapid development through the weaknesses and strengths paths; In the maturity phase, they can continue to burst into life through the capital and talent paths.According to the research findings, it is suggested that scholars should start their own business in their own technical fields, actively strive for project or project resources in the preparatory period, focus on strengthening school-enterprise cooperation in the initial period, focus on overcoming the old path dependence and magnifying core advantages in the growth period, and reserve capital operation skills in advance in the mature period.