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NYU recently unveiled its accelerator Launchpad, hoping to help young entrepreneurs with their ventures.

As the 2013 graduation season ends, we wanted to provide young entrepreneurs a recap of the most inspirational advice from the commencement addresses.

During a panel discussion at the World Innovation Forum, the founder of student organization Kairos Society discussed why large corporations need to look to the millennial generation for innovation.

With tuition costs rising and the job market as competitive as ever, some graduates question the price of a college education.

In an effort to expand entrepreneurship across the U.S. and provide some much needed jobs, this nonprofit is looking to the nation's college students.

Think college taught you everything you need to know about the real world? Think again.

While college taught you many lessons, here are a few you should make a point to leave on campus.

Despite challenging economic times, comedian Stephen Colbert had some takeaways for recent grads during his 2013 commencement address at the University of Virginia on Saturday.

Think college taught you everything you need to know about the real world? Think again.

Social entrepreneur Melinda Gates spoke about the importance of making ethical choices and leaving a mark on humanity during her 2013 commencement speech at Duke University.

Student entrepreneur David Chait shares his tips for gaining feedback from the diverse college community.

Student entrepreneur Franco Capurro on how he managed to attract a top-notch board of advisers.

College entrepreneur Eric Muli shares how he managed to get the most out of his classes while still growing his business.

Picked the wrong major? 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.

Think university resources are only for students? Here are some ideas for how to best utilize your old school -- even when you're no longer on campus.

In the search for new ideas, private companies are creating ever more college-based business pitch contests and in-house startup incubators. But is this route right for your startup?

If your heart is set on running your own business, you could raise your odds of success by first getting some experience on your resume and money in the bank.

An Ivy League economics assignment becomes a profitable business proposition: Work out or pay up.

A college degree can give grads confidence and poise. But it won't guarantee business success.

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