These are the 10 Essential Elements of an Entrepreneurship Program, according to Entrepreneur Magazine:
More than 900 undergraduate and graduate schools were surveyed. Schools were asked if they offer an entrepreneurial major or minor, what types of and how many entrepreneurial-appropriate courses they offer, and what entrepreneurial opportunities were available to students.
In addition, schools were quizzed about what percentage of their total student body was enrolled in an wntrepreneurship-related course for the 2006–2007 academic year, what percentage of formally enrolled entrepreneurship students in the most recent graduating class had launched a business since graduating, what percentage of those students are still in business, and what percentage of their entrepreneurship faculty had started, bought or run a successful business.
Finally, schools were asked whether they have partnerships with other schools that allow those schools to take advantage of the entrepreneurship program; how many officially recognized clubs and organizations they offer specifically for entrepreneurship students and the annual budget for those clubs and organizations; how many non-curriculum-based activities and/or competitions they offer in the area of entrepreneurship and the annual budget for those activities and/or competitions; how many officially sponsored mentorship programs they offer specifically for entrepreneurship students; and whether they offer entrepreneurship scholarships and the total dollar amount of those scholarships.
The top 10 undergraduate programs are at these schools:
The top 10 graduate progras are at these schools:
You can read the complete survey results.
AccountingWEB.com Oct-16-2007
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