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Student entrepreneur Lila Wilson found balance through courses that offered outside-the-classroom opportunities.

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

James Hilton lived in an entrepreneurship community on campus when he launched his business. Here's how it helped him branch out.

Picked the wrong major? Young entrepreneurs like Austin Hackett of CrowdHall and Julie Sygiel of Underbrella are finding success outside their college degrees.

University of Oregon grad Abraham Choe wanted more university-branded goods. So he launched a business to make it happen.

After glowing reviews from his family, student entrepreneur Brian Ballan sought the truth from objective strangers.

Young entrepreneurs like Austin Hackett of CrowdHall and Julie Sygiel of Underbrella are finding success outside their college degrees.

Each year, Entrepreneur looks to spotlight a young entrepreneur in its annual College Entrepreneur contest. Meet the finalists in the running for College Entrepreneur of 2012 and vote for your favorite to win.

Part music magazine, part discovery engine, the free iPad app Groovebug pairs downloaded music with photos, videos, and reviews.

Student entrepreneur Matthew Fishman shares how to create buzz for your startup in between classes.

For many heading to campus who also dream of starting a business one day, majoring in entrepreneurship can help. But it's far from the only major decision you'll need to make along the way.

Student entrepreneur Franco Capurro launched his startup from a crammed, two-bed dorm room in China.

The young environmentalists with a passion for sustainable agriculture won $10,000 in a business contest to launch the farm-to-front-door venture.

Student entrepreneur Joseph Draschil on what he learned from pitching his business to Daymond John and Mark Cuban.

To become an entrepreneur, it might behoove you to study something different. Here's more about some of the alternative courses and programs picking up steam among aspiring entrepreneurs.

Student entrepreneur Joseph Draschil on what he learned from pitching his business to Daymond John and Mark Cuban.

To spur innovation, some support giving academics more freedom to start entrepreneurial ventures.

How Flash Pals is gaining traction with its fuzzy animal-themed storage devices.

How Flash Pals is gaining traction with its fuzzy animal-themed storage devices.

The ability to pull all-nighters moved three BYU students to the front of the competitive QR-code category.

A student entrepreneur vows to make an environmental impact with his online wedding invitations.