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After years representing franchises, Ellie Lamonaca fell hard and fast for Conserva Irrigation.

Hao Lam learned the power of persistence at a young age, and used it to create Best In Class Education, a franchise with 59 locations across the country.

Programming has helped me become a much better entrepreneur, and you too can learn this skill at low cost.

High school and entrepreneurship have a lot more in common than you might think. Apply these classroom lessons to boost your business.

Becoming a deep generalist who excels in multiple fields can increase your income, opportunities, and entrepreneurial success.

The embattled pizza chain is partnering with Purdue University.

Remember that teacher you loved in second grade who was so honest and constructive in her advice? Be that kind of entrepreneur.

Looking to make it big without a diploma? Try these ideas for making money.

When choosing a school or program, be sure that "situational knowledge" is on the curriculum.

Save and learn everything from coding to photography.

Haile Thomas teaches kids how to prepare healthy and sustainable food through The HAPPY Organization.

For more freedom and proximity to family, Raj and Veenu Prakash bought a Lightbridge Academy franchise -- and have since become an integral part of their New Jersey Community.

With more than 8.4 million subscribers and counting, producer and host Nicole Sweeney takes us behind the scenes.

There's a significant and largely untapped resource available that many competitors are overlooking: academia.

Put yourself on the road to more knowledge and better leadership.

Did you drop out? If so, stop beating yourself up. Traditional higher learning is often at odds with entrepreneurial instincts.

Education is much more than just mugging up the syllabus and learning what's there in the course

Gus Ramsey, the program director at Full Sail University's Dan Patrick School of Sportscasting, shares how the curriculum at the school has created a 'minor league' system for up-and-coming sports broadcasters.

The big brands also help people in small towns, gain world-class teaching and get popularity through word of mouth

Bankrate.com ranked college majors from the most lucrative to the most likely to have you living on someone else's couch.

Ambiguity is, and has always been, the friend of the true entrepreneur. Embrace it -- and 'master' it.