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9 Tips for Starting Your Business in College

When your dorm is your office, budgeting your time is your best business asset.

By Jake Croman

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Advice to College Grads: Embrace Entrepreneurship

By Stephane Kasriel

Online Presence

10 Social Media Tips for Students to Improve Their College Admission Chances

By Matt Sweetwood

Business Accounting

Millennial Entrepreneurs: 5 Tips to Ensure Student Debt Doesn’t Hold You Back

By Nate Matherson

Entrepreneurs

Here’s How to Determine If College Is Worth the Cost

Without a bachelor's degree that first rung of the career ladder, an unpaid internship, might be out of reach.

By Phil La Duke

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How Being a ‘C’ Student Helped Me in Business

Sometimes, real-world experience, not academic performance, is the better pathway to the corporate suite.

By Marty Fukuda

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The 25 Best Undergraduate Programs for Entrepreneurship in 2017

After surveying more than 2,000 colleges and universities, The Princeton Review chose the top 25 schools that will best serves the entrepreneurial spirit.

By The Princeton Review Staff

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The 25 Best Graduate Programs for Entrepreneurship in 2017

The Princeton Review looked at more than 2,000 colleges and universities to find the best ones that will set entrepreneurs up for success.

By The Princeton Review Staff

Building a Business

3 Digital Trends Shaping the Future of College Admissions

This large swath of four-year institutions need to quickly find a solution to lackluster admissions numbers.

By Sheila Eugenio

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Forget College Dropout: Why Staying in School Can Be a Huge Advantage for Entrepreneurs.

Here are three reasons staying in school can help in the development of your business opportunity.

By Michael Glauser

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Top 25 Online MBA Programs for 2016, According to the Princeton Review

MBA programs were once met with skepticism but now entrepreneurs are enrolling in them to not only start a business but also manage a company's long-term objectives.

By Jenna Schnuer

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I Never Planned to Grow Up, Making Entrepreneurship Inevitable

How one Midwestern boy survived existential ennui, unending schooling and tons of bad advice to become an entrepreneur of wisdom and renown, sort of.

By Phil La Duke

Building a Business

3 Ways to Keep College Debt From Stifling Your Entrepreneurial Spirit

Use this time to experiment on someone else's dime while you learn what will propel your own business.

By Daniel Wesley

Business News

Clinton’s Tech Policy Includes Student Loan Relief for Startups

The presumptive Democratic presidential nominee revealed a more detailed tech platform.

By Billy Steele

Building a Business

7 Reasons to Start a Business While in College

There are pros and cons to life as a student entrepreneur, but play your cards right and maybe you'll be the next Mark Zuckerberg.

By Josh Steimle

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Will an MBA Help You in Your Business?

It may not be for everyone, but an MBA has proven valuable for many entrepreneurs.

By Karen Mishra

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How Entrepreneurs Can Capitalize On Their Alma Mater

Your university may have some surprising resources that can help your entrepreneurial endeavors.

By Martin Zwilling

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Can the Next Wave of Young Entrepreneurs Even Afford to Attend College?

The problematic debt of attending college demands an evolution in how society thinks about and approaches higher education.

By Gerard Adams

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If You Don’t Think You Were Born to Be an Entrepreneur, Fret Not. You Can Learn to Be One, New Study Says.

New research from the New York University Steinhardt School of Culture, Education, and Human Development sheds light on this iteration of the classic nature vs. nurture debate.

By Catherine Clifford