"Success Magazine" Picks Best Business Schools for Entrepreneurs

Using survey responses and a weighted index for caliber of students, curriculum, faculty, support for students, and overall program, Success Magazine has identified what it believes are the best 50 business schools for entrepreneurial education. The top honors are not necessarily the business schools that immediately jump to mind for most people.



Babson College, situated outside Boston with an enrollment of 1,550 MBA students, won first place on the list because the students and curriculum are focused on starting businesses, the magazine reports.



UCLA, the University of Illinois at Chicago, DePaul University (also in Chicago), and the University of St. Thomas (Minneapolis) round out the top 5. Finishing the top ten list are: Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, NY), Indiana University (Bloomington), Case Western Reserve University (Cleveland), University of Southern California (Los Angeles), and San Diego State University.



The article with the survey results, released in the February/March issue, launches a new, regular series for the magazine covering entrepreneurial activity in higher education, including profiles of innovative programs, faculty, and students involved in entrepreneurial education.



To see the magazine's picks for the top 50 business schools, visit http://www.successmagazine.com/