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Notable B-School Entrepreneurship Programs


UNIVERSITY/
B-SCHOOL
HIGHLIGHTS
ANNUAL TUITION* FACULTY** YEAR ENTRE
PRENEUR
SHIP INTRODUCED
TRACK FOUNDING CENTER FOUNDING
BABSON / Olin $22,600 21 1967 1985 1978
$500,000 scholarship program benefits five student entrepreneurs each year; $275,000 seed-capital fund
COLUMBIA $27,770 26 1977 1990 1995
Four business plan competitions, generating 12 to 20 new businesses annually
HARVARD $26,260 24 1947 N/A None
20% of elective curriculum is entrepreneurial courses; new research center in Silicon Valley studies high-tech startups
MIT / Sloan $27,100 10 1961 1998 1996
Fastest-growing managerial track is entrepreneurship; student teams consult high-tech startups
NYU / Stern $27,248 8 1982 1994 1985
Entrepreneurial Training Retreat matches students with business mentors; student-run Urban Business Assistance Corp. advises local companies
NORTHWESTERN / Kellogg $25,900 13 1984 1991 1990
Faculty has grown to 13, from 3, since 1995; student teams consult startups at local business incubator
STANFORD $24,990 17 1950 N/A 1997
4,300 of 13,000 alumni have started companies; Stanford Project on Emerging Companies studies the evolution of 160 Bay-area startups
UC BERKELEY / Haas $19,792 13 1970 1996 1991
Incubator provides office space, computers, and phones for five to six student ventures
UCLA / Anderson $20,093 24 1974 1987 1987
27% of Class of 1998 work at small companies; 8,000 of 20,000 alumni identify themselves as entrepreneurs
UNIV. OF ARIZONA / Eller $11,114 13 1984 1984 1984
All entrepreneur program students required to compete in annual business plan competition
UNIV. OF MARYLAND / Smith $14,048 11 1987 1996 1986
New internship program places students at young companies; mentoring network of 200 local attorneys, accountants, execs, and professors
UNIV. OF MICHIGAN $25,000 8 1955 1993 forthcoming
Students sit on Wolverine Venture Fund advisory board to identify and invest in local businesses
UNIV. OF PENNSYLVANIA / Wharton $26,290 20 1973 1987 1973
Entrepreneurial Management is the school's second-most popular major; Wharton Entrepreneurial Alumni Club has attracted 800 grads since 1998 founding
USC / Marshall $23,958 11 1971 1971 1971
Business Expansion Network uses students to advise 2,500 small, central L.A. businesses
UNIV. OF TEXAS / Austin $14,762 6 1979 1995 1976
Hosts the International MOOT CORP New Venture Competition -- one of the longest-running and best-known business plan contests
* 1998/'99 out-of-state tuition
** Includes full-time, part-time, and adjunct faculty DATA: BUSINESS WEEK ONLINE



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