Top Colleges for Entrepreneurship 2014
The Princeton Review ranks the top graduate and undergraduate entrepreneurship programs in the U.S.
The Princeton Review conducted the survey from April 2013 through June 2013. The ranking is compiled using survey data from more than 2,000 colleges and universities and is based on the following methodology.
Academics and Requirements
Schools were asked if they offer an entrepreneurship program, major or minor and to specify the total number of courses offered, as well as the types: entrepreneurial finance, law, management and marketing; social entrepreneurship; new product development; venture capital; or others. Other academic requirements that affect the ranking include the availability of internships, externships, experiential and cooperative learning and consulting opportunities for small-business owners. Schools were also asked whether their program uses a team-driven approach in which students from various disciplines are paired together.
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