University of the People offers some would-be entrepreneurs an opportunity to bone up on business basics. See how the program could become an even more viable option in the future.

If you weren't born with an innate ability to manage a business, you could get an MBA. Or you might try implementing these tips.

These successful business leaders are teaching classes on everything from leadership to technology to finance at universities and colleges across America.

Two outspoken academic leaders offer opposing views on the relevance of a traditional business education.

Learning doesn't have to end at graduation. Here's how Malcolm Ong and Michael Karnjanaprakorn built a business that aims to put learning first.

If putting off starting up to start school is the best choice for you, make sure you pack these three lessons into your coursework.

We’re not all born with an innate sense for business. While some of us have been entrepreneurs our entire lives, many of us simply came up with a great idea one day or decided to turn our passions into a …

By Brett Orzechowski and David Tomczyk HAMDEN, Conn. — A movement continues across college campuses to simulate "real-life" situations that are equal parts emotional, professional, practical and educational. My colleague and I set out to do just that. We took …

Probably more so than any time in the past, more people are looking to break the mould in career planning with the ultimate aim of becoming entrepreneurs. The feeling that the best person to help you make a good and …

Seven top young entrepreneurs and leaders in the entrepreneurship education movement shared their thoughts during a panel at the Future of Entrepreneurship Education Summit (February 18) at the University of Central Florida. The summit, created by Extreme Entrepreneurship Education (also …

There's no doubt about it: online education is growing. And, in a recession, where the costs of a four-year public university amounted to nearly thirty percent of a median income and private universities seventy-six percent in 2008, many people are …

For decades, traditional management wisdom has been to receive an MBA, if you wanted to get anywhere in business.  The same myth has been perpetuated to aspiring entrepreneurs, myself included.  After they finish business school, most entrepreneurs find themselves seriously …

Attending college and running a small business is a tedious balancing act that requires extreme discipline and above-average time management skills. While most entrepreneurs know that a college degree will be of great value to them throughout their career, the …