Boston University’s Grad and Undergrad Programs Continue to Rank on Princeton Review’s Top 50 Entrepreneurship Programs.

Boston University’s Undergraduate Program ranks #39 overall, and #4 in the Northeast. The Boston University Questrom School of Business Graduate Programs rank #23 overall and #4 in the Northeast.

The Princeton Review Top 50 Entrepreneurship Rankings are based on institutional survey data, academic offerings, experiential learning opportunities, career outcomes and more.

Boston University now offers 29 Entrepreneurship Courses up from 27 last year. We also have Innovate@BU, a thriving university-wide co-curricular program that allows students to team up and create their own ventures at the BUild Lab, which is now 6 years old! In addition, the Catalyst program teaches students how to undertake customer discovery on technologies that have been discovered in BU’s research labs. To read more, visit the article on Entrepreneur “Top 50 Best Graduate Programs for Entrepreneurs in 2024.”

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