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In the latest rankings of the Top Schools for Entrepreneurship in 2019, the Princeton Review has highly ranked our programs.
Madison Pedigo, director of the innovation and entrepreneurship academic programs at the Jindal School, commented that “the rankings are a result of a focus on continuous improvement and teamwork, including partnering with the local community and our alumni”.
“Each year, we improve our program in multiple dimensions,” he said. “This includes adding exciting new courses, increasing student enrollments, and improving our already outstanding support programs, such as Blackstone LaunchPad and the Big Idea Competition.”
More than 300 schools that offer undergraduate and/or graduate entrepreneurship majors, minors, concentrations or degree programs participated in the 60-question Princeton ranking survey. The methodology for determining the rankings analyzed data points such as the number and amounts of scholarships, competitions and amount of prizes, mentorship programs, number of alumni startups and amount of funding raised, course options, student enrollments, number of entrepreneurship-related faculty and courses, and student and faculty entrepreneurship activity.
What are some of the unique aspects of UTD’s Graduate Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program? Here are just a few.