Nebraska named top program for entrepreneurship by Princeton Review
The University of Nebraska–Lincoln debuted at No. 42 in the world in The Princeton Review® and Entrepreneur® Top 50 Undergraduate Entrepreneurship Programs rankings.
The list includes the 50 undergraduate institutions with the best offerings in entrepreneurship studies for 2025. Based on a survey The Princeton Review conducted in summer 2024 of administrators at nearly 300 schools, the ranking tallies took into account more than 25 data points about the schools’ entrepreneurship programs, faculties, students and alumni.
Spearheaded by the Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship and in collaboration with the Clifton Builders Program, Engler Agribusiness Entrepreneurship Program, Jeffrey S. Raikes School of Computer Science and Management and the Johnny Carson Center for Emerging Media Arts, the ranking represents the outstanding entrepreneurial ecosystem on campus.
“The Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship is proud to be at the heart of this effort, driving innovation and empowering students to build, create and lead. We often say, 'Entrepreneurial success starts here,' and our center is a great starting point for everyone to get connected to the resources and people who can best help them. This recognition reflects our commitment to fueling the entrepreneurial spirit across the university for all students in any major, so Nebraska graduates are prepared to create the future," said Sam Nelson, director of the Nebraska Center for Entrepreneurship and associate professor of practice in management.
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The Princeton Review and Entrepreneur published the ranking lists on their respective websites at https://www.princetonreview.com/entrepreneur and https://www.entrepreneur.com/topcolleges.