US Top 50 Entrepreneurial Colleges - The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur Magazine 6th Annual report

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IRVINE, Calif., March 24, 2009 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ ----Entrepreneur Magazine, the nation's leading publication for and about entrepreneurs, reports in its April issue the MBA programs most highly rated by their students in six areas key to a successful career in business. The lists, titled "Student Opinion Honors for Business Schools," were derived from the opinions of MBA students attending the schools and were created and compiled by The Princeton Review, an education services company.

# 1

Babson College Arthur M. Blank Center for Entrepreneurship Babson Park, MA http://www.babson.edu/eship Enrolled students: 1583 of which 13% started a business Percentage still in business: 90% Faculty who are entrepreneurs: 95% Recent grads who started a business: 12.6% Percentage still in business: 100% Scholarships: $214,680 Number of entrepreneurship clubs: 13 Mentorship programs: 3 Business plan competition: Yes; Prize: $55,000

# 2

DePaul University DePaul University Entrepreneurship Program Chicago, IL http://www.ent.depaul.edu Enrolled students: 155 of which 15% started a business Percentage still in business: 100% Faculty who are entrepreneurs: 100% Recent grads who started a business: 35% Percentage still in business: 90% Scholarships: $50,000 Number of entrepreneurship clubs: 3 Mentorship programs: 3 Business plan competition: Yes; Prize: $25,000

# 3

University of Southern California Marshall School of Business Lloyd Greif Center for Entrepreneurial Studies Los Angeles, CA http://www.marshall.usc.edu/entrepreneur Enrolled students: 1059 of which 15% started a business Percentage still in business: 100% Faculty who are entrepreneurs: 100% Recent grads who started a business: 13% Percentage still in business: 100% Scholarships: $5,000 Number of entrepreneurship clubs: 3 Mentorship programs: 3 Business plan competition: Yes; Prize: $50,000