Get Schooled
Now that you know you can learn to be an entrepreneur, the annual ranking of entrepreneurship programs from The Princeton Review and <i>Entrepreneur</i> magazine shows you which schools get students into the entrepreneurial spirit.
Online exclusive:Go to www.entrepreneur.com/topcolleges to see the rankings and get information about additional programs that did not make our list. You can also learn more about the top 10 graduate and undergraduate programs by viewing our interactive slideshows.
It's an extraordinary time to study entrepreneurship. With all that the leading colleges and universities have to offer-from studying under professors who've been successful entrepreneurs, to taking classes that focus less on book learning and more on practical exercises in launching real-life businesses-it's no wonder both undergraduates and graduates alike are pursuing an education in entrepreneurship.
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