Top Entrepreneurship Programs

[jasaunders]

Today Entrepreneur Magazine with Princeton Review released their annual list of the best undergraduate and graduate programs in the U.S.

"Entrepreneur partnered with the Princeton Review, a leading educational services provider, to solicit surveys from 2,300 undergraduate and graduate program administrators to determine the rankings. The survey covered three areas: academic offerings and requirements; student enrollment and faculty quality; and “outside the classroom,” which examined student organization, mentorship and scholarship opportunities. An advisory board of entrepreneurship educators also provided evaluations of the surveyed programs. Based on the data and review, a total of 50 programs (25 undergraduate and 25 graduate programs) made the list of the best."

The magazine’s “Best Schools for Entrepreneurs” top 10 graduate programs were:

1. Babson College
2. DePaul University
3. University of Southern California
4. The University of Arizona
5. University of South Florida
6. University of Illinois, Chicago
7. University of California, Los Angeles
8. Drexel University
9. Chapman University
10. University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

The top undergraduate entrepreneur programs were:

1. University of Houston
2. Babson College
3. Drexel University
4. University of Dayton
5. University of Arizona
6. Temple University
7. DePaul University
8. University of Oklahoma
9. University of Southern California
10. Chapman University


Top Colleges for 2008

[Assault on Reason]

Nice, thank you!

[akula]

interesting how ivy league isn't on the list

[jasaunders]

Yea. I'm surprised U of Chicago isn't on the list either, considering over the last couple years their alumni angel group has grown to one of the biggest in the state and/or midwest and heavily supports their program and other programs in the Chicago area.