America's Best Colleges for Entrepreneurs - MBAs

School name	Business-school name	City, state
Babson College	The F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business	Babson Park, MA
Carnegie Mellon University	The Tepper School of Business	Pittsburgh, PA
Cornell University	The Johnson School	Ithaca, NY
DePaul University	The Kellstadt Graduate School of Business	Chicago, IL
Georgia Institute of Technology	The College of Management	Atlanta, GA
Harvard University	The Harvard Business School	Boston, MA
Howard University	The Howard University School of Business	Washington, DC
Indiana University	The Kelley School of Business	Bloomington, IN
Massachusetts Institute of Technology	The Sloan School of Management	Cambridge, MA
Northwestern University	The Kellogg School of Management	Evanston, IL
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute	The Lally School of Management and Technology	Troy, NY
Stanford University	The Stanford Graduate School of Business	Stanford, CA
Syracuse University	The Whitman School of Management	Syracuse, NY
University of Arizona	The Eller College of Management	Tucson, AZ
University of California at Los Angeles	The Anderson School of Management	Los Angeles, CA
University of California, Berkeley	The Haas School of Business	Berkeley, CA
University of Colorado at Boulder	The Leeds School of Business	Boulder, CO
University of Louisville	The College of Business	Louisville, KY
University of Maryland	The Robert H. Smith School of Business	College Park, MD
University of Michigan	The Ross School of Business	Ann Arbor, MI
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill	The Kenan-Flagler Business School	Chapel Hill, NC
University of Pennsylvania	The Wharton School	Philadelphia, PA
University of Southern California	The Marshall School of Business	Los Angeles, CA
University of Texas at Austin	The McCombs School of Business	Austin, TX
University of Washington	The University of Washington Business School	Seattle, WA
Wake Forest University	The Babcock Graduate School of Management	Winston-Salem, NC

From the September 2007 Issue of FSB magazine

How we made our picks

Nearly 3,000 schools now boast classes in entrepreneurship, up tenfold since the mid-1980s, according to the Kauffman Foundation, a Kansas City nonprofit that tracks the topic. With so many choices, finding the right place for you (or for your aspiring child) can be confusing... (more)