More and more institutions of higher learning are implementing college entrepreneurship programs to help their students become successful. St. Clair College is one of the latest, as they recently announced the opening of a center designed to help students start their own small businesses before they graduate. Continue reading “St. Clair College Latest to Offer College Entrepreneurship Program”
Recognition for its excellent entrepreneurship program is not new for the University of Utah. Just this year, the Princeton Review ranked the school’s David Eccles School of Business No. 23 on its list of Top 25 Entrepreneurship Programs in the nation. The Business School’s Lassonde Entrepreneur Institute is now breaking ground on a new endeavor that is unmatched by any other school. Continue reading “University of Utah Breaks Ground on Unique Facility for Entrepreneurs”
These days, it’s not just universities that are investing in college entrepreneurship programs, as alumni are also becoming interested in them. The University of Hawaii is no exception, as alumni of that school’s Shindler College of Business recently gave a $100,000 grant toward that institution’s entrepreneurship center. Continue reading “University of Hawaii Alumni Invest $100k in College Entrepreneurship Programs”
Since 2006, Hiram College in Northeast Ohio has been offering an integrative college entrepreneurship program which has helped many students to find success. That program is housed in the Center for Integrated Entrepreneurship. Continue reading “Hiram College Couples Entrepreneurship Program with Liberal Arts”
Northern Kentucky University’s college entrepreneurship program may be one of the youngest in the nation; however, that doesn’t mean it hasn’t been prosperous. In only two years, the program has been successful at helping student entrepreneurs raise more than $1 million in capital between more than a dozen companies. Continue reading “College Entrepreneurship Programs at North Kentucky University helps Students Raise more than $1 Million in Capital”
Though the number of men and women in the United States is pretty even (actually, from the last U.S. Census, women hold a 7 million person advantage), men start many more new businesses than women every year. In fact men own 70% of all businesses in the United States. But even though there are more male entrepreneurs than female, three universities are working hard to close that undeniable gender gap. Continue reading “Research Highlights Top 3 Universities Producing Female Entrepreneurs”
