Entrepreneurship
Top Schools for Entrepreneurs in 2026
The Top 50 undergraduate and Top 50 graduate schools, as ranked by Entrepreneur and The Princeton Review.
Schools
Tech
How AI Is Transforming Education Forever — and What It Means for the Next Generation of Thinkers
As AI reshapes learning and fuels entrepreneurial thinking, the institutions that embrace innovation will create the next generation of problem-solvers, while others risk becoming obsolete.
Thought Leaders
I Built Two Companies, Then Got an MBA — Here’s What I Learned
An MBA seemed like the perfect way to level up my business skills — and spoiler: it absolutely was.
By Serge Baidin
Business News
‘Now Accepting Applications’: Elon Musk Is Opening a New Preschool in Texas Called Ad Astra. Here’s How to Apply.
The school got an official permit last month to operate with as many as 21 students.
By Sherin Shibu
Tech
Why We Shouldn’t Fear AI in Education (and How to Use It Effectively)
Facing resistance to new technologies in the educational process is nothing new, and AI is no exception. Yet, this powerful tool is set to overcome these challenges and revolutionize education, preparing students and professionals for a future of unparalleled efficiency and personalized learning.
Business News
Gen Z Is Increasingly Turning to Trade Schools as a Fast Track to Entrepreneurship and an AI-Proof Career
Trade school enrollments increased last year as undergrad degree completion dropped.
By Sherin Shibu
Human Resources
Do Children Need to Go Out of State for the Real College Experience?
For most, college is a transformative experience; it's when we truly discover ourselves. But is this only possible if children are separated from their parents by miles? Here's how in-state colleges can be equally valuable.
By Mary Banks
Business Ideas
He Founded the App Parents Love for Back-to-School Season — Then Found Himself Ridiculed By Teens on TikTok. Here’s How It Led to Serious Innovation.
When Chris Hulls, co-founder and CEO of family social networking app Life360, discovered he was the subject of a meme making the rounds on social media, he took action.
By Amanda Breen
Thought Leaders
Schools Are Getting Slammed By Cyberattacks and Student Data Is No Longer Safe. Here’s How to Navigate Cybersecurity in the New, Digital Classroom
Cybersecurity is crucial for any organization in the modern age of ones and zeros. Cyberattacks on educational institutions, however, are especially alarming. Such assaults undermine the safety and security of the institution as well as the privacy of the teachers and students.
Tech
Why We Must Reimagine Education in the Age of Technology
Here's why we must reassess our traditional notions of education in the digital age.
By Aidan Sowa
Business News
Missouri School District Sparks Outrage with Controversial Schedule Coveted by Many Corporate Employees
The district says the shift is a necessity due to teacher and staff shortages.
By Amanda Breen
Tech
How Technology Can Support Filling Teacher Vacancies
Despite another school year with huge losses and opportunities, administrators and districts do still have options.
By Evan Erdberg
Thought Leaders
The ‘Bizarrely Authoritarian’ U.S. Education System Inspired This Husband and Wife to Co-Found a ‘Genius School’ for Future Entrepreneurs and Leaders
Traumatized by their own experiences within the U.S. education system, Simone and Malcolm Collins are launching an innovative alternative school "for the entrepreneurs of the world who want to drive their own life."
By Amanda Breen
Building a Business
This SAT Prep Course Was Funded on Shark Tank
Help your aspiring entrepreneur reach for their dreams.
Business News
8th-Grader Sees Dad Choking at Dinner Table—Performs Heimlich He Learned at School, Saves His Life
When eighth-grader Aidan, who was in his room listening to music, heard his distressed dad choking, he leaped into action.
Tech
Truancy Is a Growing Problem. It’s Also an Opportunity for Business Innovation.
Schools need more help than ever after nationwide closings trained students to stay away.
Business News
How to Keep Kids Safe While Distance Learning
With remote learning set to keep a strong foothold even after the pandemic passes, security must be a top priority.
Thought Leaders
What School Doesn’t Teach Us About the Workforce
Some of the most important lessons about the workforce that institutions should include to prepare the leaders of tomorrow.
By FlexTal
Thought Leaders
Distance Learning is a ‘Nightmare’ for Many Special Needs Kids. These Businesses Are Creating Tools to Help.
The loss of in-person special education has been devastating for many families who are trying to keep their kids' progress from stalling or regressing. Fortunately, education entrepreneurs are innovating to offer a bit of relief.
Business News
11 Practical Tips for Successful Schooling at Home
Because of the pandemic, millions of kids (and their parents) are trying remote learning for the first time. Our tips can help families prepare for the change, deal with the stress, and succeed in the new educational reality.
By Jill Duffy
Thought Leaders
Why Entrepreneurship Should Be Taught Before College
What would the world look like if kids grew up understanding the potential that entrepreneurship offers?
By Levi King
Entrepreneurs
5 Mistakes to Avoid When Homeschooling for the First Time
Pro homeschooling tips for work-from-home entrepreneurs who suddenly find teaching on their to-do lists.
By Amir Nathoo
Business News
How (and Why) to Make the Most of Business School
The unemployment rate for recent college graduates is higher than the general public's. Here's how to avoid joining that majority.
By Peter Gasca
Thought Leaders
5 Reasons College Is Worth It for Entrepreneurs
Real-world experience vs. book smarts: is college worth the time and expense?
By Steven Li
Thought Leaders
5 College Degrees That Prepare You for Small-Business Success
Liberal arts degrees are a better foundation for entrepreneurship than many despairing graduates realize.
By John Rampton
Business News
4 Things People Who Didn’t Go to College Are Tired of Hearing
College is not longer an integral part of the 'American Dream' -- especially when it comes to entrepreneurship.
By Skillcrush
Entrepreneurs
(Podcast) Why This Chef Quit His Job at a Top Restaurant to Work in School Cafeterias
Dan Giusti discusses why he left what he calls his 'dream job' of executive chef at Copenhagen's Noma to start Brigaid, a business which places chefs in public school cafeterias.