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School is back in session across the country. For some entrepreneurs, back to school means back to business.

The average score for the test was a 1490 out of a maximum 2400.

Although a bachelor's degree in one unlikely major boasts a mid-career median salary of $85,000.

If you're on the fence on whether you need a formal education to succeed, these individuals prove that having vision and the drive is more than enough.

You never really lose a truly good mentor, even when you lose a truly good friend.

Universities may be missing out on owning a share of their strongest spinoffs.

The CEO of a business with a social mission shares six tips for taking advantage of being on campus.

Here are four things entrepreneurs should know about this type of funding, along with some best practices.

Institutions of higher learning must increasingly foster an entrepreneurial atmosphere.

The founder and CEO of mobile app Snapchat spoke at the University of Southern California Marshall undergraduate commencement ceremony. Here's a synopsis of his best thoughts.

Three questions you should ask a graduate to see if college truly paid off.

When it comes to life-long earnings, your college major matters. It does not, however, determine your destiny.

Some professionals view managing interns a hassle, while others find them extremely helpful. Here is how to best utilize an intern so you both get something out of the experience.

There are many bright, motivated high school kids who can't afford four years of college who may very well make highly valuable tech workers.

With intern season just around the corner, ensure your program is an educational experience that can make also make an impact on your company.

Dale Stephens just wasn't meant for the classroom.

The university sent out an apology acknowledging the 'disappointment' created by the error.

Somewhere among your family, friends, Facebook friends and friends of friends you'll find the people who will help you launch your career.

Businesses have been launched in dorm rooms and some, famously, have been launched by college drop outs. The cost in time and money of a degree are serious considerations.

Whether they dropped out or stuck it out, going to college more than paid off for today's top tech startup billionaires -- higher ed skeptic and Stanford alum Peter Thiel included.

The president is giving a new idea for higher education the old college try.