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MBA Smackdown
With entrepreneurship on the rise, is a traditional business education still necessary? Two outspoken academic leaders offer opposing views on the continued relevance of that time-honored degree.
Top 10 Graduate Programs for Entrepreneurship 2012
The Princeton Review evaluates the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. in its annual ranking. Here's a look at the top 10 graduate programs.
Top 10 Undergraduate Programs for Entrepreneurship 2012
The Princeton Review evaluates the best entrepreneurship programs in the U.S. in its annual ranking. Here's a look at the top 10 undergraduate programs.
TechTrek Professor Mentors IT Entrepreneurs
Boston College's John Gallaugher doesn't try to be an all-knowing mentor to his students. But he does lead them on their first trek into the galaxy of tech.
Babson's Candida Brush: Professor and Team Leader
Candida Brush knows the ultimate irony of successful entrepreneurship: It's not about doing something on your own.
For This Nanotech Professor, Science Means Business
Alain Kaloyeros pioneered nanotech research at the University at Albany. Now he oversees a program in which students are trained to be both scientists and entrepreneurs.
Puppets, Poetry and Other Entrepreneurial Studies
What do entrepreneurs study in school? Here's a look at some of the highlights that the leading schools boast about.
The Top Business Schools for Eco-Entrepreneurs
We've outlined the hottest areas of opportunity in green business. Here's where to go to get educated in how to do it.
Three Business Professors and the Innovators They Inspired
If you're very lucky, you've been in one of their classrooms: the inspirational professors whose passion guides students far beyond the university. See how three prominent profs influenced a generation of successful students.On this Curriculum: The Future
Singularity University may be the most ambitious and utterly idiosyncratic entrepreneurship program in the country. Just ask the BrinBot.School of Investment
Student-run venture funds offer startups a financing alternative, but they may not be the place to seek guidance and connections.The Rise of the Virtual Classroom
Three Washington University alumni create a social-media platform for online educational resources and learn how to attract investor interest.College Startup Success Story, Revisited
Garrett Camp sold StumbleUpon for a reported $75 million a year after graduation. Then he bought it back.Alternative Business Schools
As every entrepreneur knows, there are many routes to success beyond the traditional classroom.Making Millions on Crowdsourced Homework
How skipping high school helped Student of Fortune founder Sean McCleese find success in the tutoring business.Why Business Owners Are Heading Back to Campus
Many successful entrepreneurs are becoming serial students as they look to expand their skills and grow their businesses.
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