The research conducted in this final paper evaluated the factors that shape the intention of green entrepreneurship among 77 students of economic faculties in the Republic of Croatia, who were distributed an online questionnaire. Sum o 54 questions were evaluated regarding green entrepreneurship intention, self-efficacy, university and state support, and psychological, social, and educational factors. The research results show that students in Croatia have a low level of green entrepreneurship intention. While there is a certain interest and willingness to engage in green ventures, most respondents show only limited motivation due to lack of practical experience, low level of knowledge about green entrepreneurship and lack of support from educational institutions and government bodies. The lack of personal sense of responsibility for the environment and weak university support point to the need for better educational programs and more support. Social support, including family and support networks, is significantly related to green entrepreneurship intention among college students. The education system in Croatia needs to be improved in order to better encourage the entrepreneurial spirit and interests of students in the green sector.