The Best Entrepreneurship MBA Programs

Although am MBA degree is not a prerequisite to become a successful entrepreneur--and some of the most famous entrepreneurs in technology didn't have business backgrounds--an MBA from a good business school can help you learn the skills which an entrepreneur without the degree might learn the hard way. There are several MBA programs that have earned reputations of being particularly oriented toward the entrepreneur.
  1. Institut Européen d'Administration des Affaires (INSEAD)

    • INSEAD, located in France and Singapore, was dubbed "Entrepreneur U " in an article in "Forbes" magazine. Half of the INSEAD graduates end up opening their own businesses, the highest rate of entrepreneurship among elite business schools in the world. INSEAD offers 19 courses on entrepreneurship, and 80 percent of students enroll in at least one. Because of large class sizes, the INSEAD alumni network is very strong worldwide, which results in significant support from alumni for graduates who want to start their own businesses.

      INSEAD
      Boulevard de Constance
      Fontainebleau, France 77305
      011-33 -160-724-000
      insead.edu

    Babson College (Olin)

    • While top-ranked business schools in general also are ranked top for entrepreneurship, Babson College is an exception. It usually scores lower in other business specialties, but it was ranked first by "U.S. News & World Report." While graduates from other top business schools often opt for high-risk, high-return investments, Babson has a number of courses for the entrepreneur planning to start a small business or a franchise.

      F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business
      231 Forest St.
      Babson Park, MA 02457-0310
      781-239-5591
      babson.edu

    Stanford University

    • The Graduate School of Business at Stanford University is one of the most entrepreneur-oriented schools in the United States. Its location in California's Silicon Valley and its exceptional alumni network has resulted in many major entrepreneurs in technology coming from Stanford.

      Graduate School of Business
      518 Memorial Way
      Stanford, CA 94305-5015
      650-723-2766
      gsb.stanford.edu

    Massachusetts Institute of Technology (Sloan)

    • Sloan School of Management at MIT is another exceptional place for high-tech entrepreneurship. Its strong technology focus and MIT's reputation has resulted in Sloan's becoming the magnet for sawy technology entrepreneurs on the East Coast.

      Sloan School of Management
      50 Memorial Drive
      Cambridge, MA 02142
      617-258-5434
      mitsloan.mit.edu

    Harvard University

    • Harvard is a big player in almost every aspect of business, including entrepreneurship. It has been consistently ranked the top university in the world for its MBA program. The fact that the concept of MBA was invented at Harvard makes it the first preference for anyone planning to pursue a career in business.

      Harvard Business School
      Soldier Field
      Boston, MA 02163
      617-495-6128
      hbs.edu

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