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Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.Review of Best Practices inHigher Education and Entrepreneurship TrainingandColleges and Universities Awarding Degrees and Certificates inEntrepreneurship and Small Business Operations in 2012Review of Best Practice programs as identified by theInternational Economic Development Council andDegrees as reported by the US Department of EducationThis document provides an overview of the research on entrepreneurship developmentconducted by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC), focusing on bestpractices of higher education, including community colleges and four‐year institutions,regarding promoting entrepreneurship to their students. Additionally, it provides a detailedlist of the 452 colleges and universities in the United States that awarded degrees in the fieldof Entrepreneurship and Small Business Operations.Review of Best PracticesThe Greater Richmond Partnership (GRP) research staff reviewed all of the IEDC’s publishedstudies, handbooks and newsletters from 2008 through 2014 and identified one publicationfrom 2011 that focused specifically on entrepreneurship training and which offered severalBest Practice examples.Unlocking Entrepreneurship: A Handbook for Economic DevelopersPrimary authors: Shari Garmise, PhD and Swati A. GhoshPublished by the International Economic Development Council, 2011A complete copy of this handbook will be provided via emailThis handbook states that “Post‐secondary education institutions – universities, communitycolleges, vocational schools and others – also play an essential role in building anentrepreneurial culture and educating entrepreneurs” (page 44).The handbook goes on to state that “entrepreneurship is one of the fastest‐growingundergraduate degrees, up from 104 formal programs in 1975 to more than 500 in 2006.A January 2014 analysis by the Greater Richmond Partnership indicated that in 2012, 452two and four year colleges that awarded 6,109 degrees in entrepreneurship and smallbusiness operations.
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.Best Practice Program 1California State University, San BernardinoIntegrated Technology Transfer Network (ITTN gramDr. Michael Stull, Directormstull@csusb.edu5500 University Parkway, Jack Brown Hall, Room 284San Bernardino, CA 924047Phone: 909.537.3708The program provides training and resources to help minority scientists develop innovativeideas into entrepreneurial ventures. The program is very competitive, and the limitednumber of individuals selected receives fellowships to cover all costs.Best Practice Program 2University of Texas at DallasInstitute for Innovation & ‐of‐excellence/iie/Mr. Jackie Kimzey, Executive Director and Senior Lecturerjackie.kimzey@utdallas.eduThe Institute for Innovation and Entrepreneurship (IIE) is a specialized center within UTDallas that promotes cross‐disciplinary academic and outreach programs for the students,faculty and business community. Its purpose is to bring together the power of ideas andtechnology to create new ventures and support the growth of all companies, small andlarge.Best Practice Program 3Ball State UniversityEntrepreneurship itutes/EntrepreneurshipCenter.aspx/Mr. Michael G. Goldsby, Executive Directormgoldsby@bsu.eduEntrepreneurship CenterMiller College of BusinessWhitinger Business Building, Room 207
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.2000 W. University Ave.Muncie, IN 47306Phone: 765‐285‐9002A New Venture Creation course requires students to present a business plan to an expertpanel as part of earning their B.A. An Entrepreneurial Consulting course pairs student teamswith local small businesses. Student consultants help the business client with challengesranging from accounting to marketing to IT.Best Practice Program 4University of IowaJohn Pappajohn Entrepreneurial Centerhttp://www.iowajpec.org/Ms. Lynn Allendorf, Acting Directorlynn‐allendorf@uiowa.edu108 Pappajohn Business BuildingSuite S160Iowa City, IA 52242(319) 335‐1022iowajpec@uiowa.eduFounded in 1996 as a partnership among the Tippie College of Business, the College ofEngineering, the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences and University of Iowa Health Sciences,the program promotes entrepreneurship within the school and across the greatercommunity. Academically, the center manages three certificate programs offered forundergraduate students, in addition to providing extracurricular learning activities andresources for obtaining business‐oriented internships and scholarships. The center offerslectures, seminars and workshops; FastTrac training for aspiring entrepreneurs, a curriculumdeveloped and offered by the Ewing Marion Kauffman Foundation that helps existing andaspiring entrepreneurs in non‐academic environments; an extensive network of communityand business partnerships; and a nationally recognized research park. JPEC offers convertibledebt financing through the Wellmark Venture Capital Fund.
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.Best Practice 5Carnegie Mellon University College of EngineeringOne‐Day Invention to Venture WorkshopEvent appears to have been discontinuedMs. Chrissy Swaney, Program Contactswaney@andrew.cmu.eduUniversity Center5000 Forbes Ave.Pittsburgh, PA. 15213This program was a one‐day event for students interested in learning what it takes to start atechnology venture. While the event appears to be have been discontinued, the approachused appears worthy of replication. The following the media advisory details the event.Media Advisory: Carnegie Mellon to Host Workshop About Basics of Technology EntrepreneurshipMarch 16, 2010Contact: Chriss SwaneyCarnegie Mellon University412.268.5776Event: Carnegie Mellon University will host "Invention to Venture," a one‐day workshop about thebasics of technology entrepreneurship for students interested in learning about what it takes tolaunch a startup venture.Presentations will cover a wide range of topics including entrepreneurship, intellectual property issuesand business plans. Participants include Erica Fuchs, an assistant professor of engineering and publicpolicy at Carnegie Mellon whose research focuses on the role of government in technologydevelopment; James Jordan, vice president and chief investment officer of the Pittsburgh Life SciencesGreenhouse; and Jeff Mullen, aCarnegie Mellon alumnus and chief executive officer of Dynamics Inc., which produces nextgeneration payment cards.Event sponsors include Carnegie Mellon’s College of Engineering, its Tepper School of Business, theUndergraduate Entrepreneurship Association, the Entrepreneur and Venture Club, Project Olympusand TLneoCare LLC. "Invention to Venture" is a program of the 200‐member National CollegiateInventors and Innovators Alliance (NCIIA) with funding from The Lemeison Foundation and theKauffman Foundation.
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.Best Practices 6Shasta Community CollegeYouth Entrepreneurship Program eurship-program/2990 Innsbruck DriveRedding Ca 96003(530) 242‐7627 PhYEP provides a unique combination of trainings and seminars aimed at young peoplebetween the ages of 14 and 27. YEP is diverse in its outreach and delivery methods, withwebsites, blogs, social networking sites, virtual reality games, youth‐oriented trainers andbusiness simulation products all designed to teach business management, finance,marketing, sales and e‐commerce skills.Annual competitions are held for Business Concept (business plans) and an ElevatorCompetition (selling a business idea in the time it takes for an elevator ride).The ultimate desired outcome for YEP is to have young people more interested in self‐employment as a career option. Through YEP projects, students will also garner transferablebusiness skills for both self employment and the job market, understand the relevance ofeducation and choose to stay in school or pursue higher education, and develop lifemanagement and problem solving skills.Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees and Certificates inEntrepreneurship and Small Business Operations in 2012Using data from the US Department of Education’s IPEDS database, there were 452 collegesand universities that awarded either degrees or certificates during 2012 under CIP Code52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations. A summary view of theseinstitutions, presented by two‐year and four‐year schools, is attached in Adobe PDF format.The full database, including contact information and web links, is the in attached Excel file.Analysis of Entrepreneurship and Small Business Operations degrees awarded: 6,109 degrees and certificates awarded in 2012 26% (1,582) Certificate Below Bachelor's degree 10% (601) Associate's degree 43% (2,613) Bachelor's degree 5% (292) Certificate Above Bachelor's degree 17% (1,021) Master's degree
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.US Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees in Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations, 2012Includes Degrees Awarded for CIP Code 52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ First MajorIndexInstitution cateBelowBachelor's3731234567891011Southwestern Illinois CollegeColumbus State Community CollegeVirginia College‐JacksonMilwaukee Area Technical CollegeGwinnett Technical CollegeMt. San Antonio CollegeHillsborough Community CollegeNortheast Technology Center‐PryorDes Moines Area Community CollegeDelta CollegeCuyahoga Community College District2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, villeWalnutTampaPryorAnkenyUniversity 028282727121314151617Latter‐day Saints Business CollegeMiraCosta CollegeTulsa Technology Center‐Lemley CampusBrevard Community CollegeSchoolcraft CollegeJohnson County Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPrivate not‐for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearSalt Lake CityOceansideTulsaCocoaLivoniaOverland ParkUTCAOKFLMIKS26232120202015212051818 CUNY Borough of Manhattan Community College19 Moultrie Technical College2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearNew 34353637383940Minnesota State Community and Technical CollegeLower Columbia CollegeNortheast Technology Center‐AftonHutchinson Community CollegeEdmonds Community CollegeSinclair Community CollegeShoreline Community CollegeSpokane Community CollegeAthens Technical CollegeCollege of the CanyonsClark CollegeHelena College University of MontanaElgin Community CollegeOgeechee Technical CollegeParadise Valley Community CollegeOtero Junior CollegeAtlanta Technical CollegeAugusta Technical CollegeCentral Georgia Technical CollegeSouth Georgia Technical CollegeMiddlesex County College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearFergus eSpokaneAthensSanta ClaritaVancouverHelenaElginStatesboroPhoenixLa 13121211111010999941424344Asheville‐Buncombe Technical Community CollegeMid Michigan Community CollegeBay de Noc Community CollegeDakota County Technical CollegeSaint Paul College‐A Community and TechnicalCollegeMoore Norman Technology CenterSanta Ana CollegeAmerican River CollegeButte CollegePierce College at Fort SteilacoomBelmont College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 99992 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearSaint PaulNormanSanta AnaSacramentoOrovilleLakewoodSaint ce: US Department of Education, IPEDS icateAboveBachelor's2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ Secpmd 092955919769494712938Page 1 of 11
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.US Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees in Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations, 2012Includes Degrees Awarded for CIP Code 52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ First MajorIndex5253545556Institution cateBelowBachelor's318132 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearEl CajonGreshamEast PeoriaSan DiegoDes 1727374757677787980818283848586878889Cuyamaca CollegeMt Hood Community CollegeIllinois Central CollegeSan Diego City CollegeHighline Community CollegeDelaware Technical Community College‐Stanton/WilmingtonHerkimer County Community CollegeWest Virginia Northern Community CollegeHaywood Community CollegeTallahassee Community CollegeMontcalm Community CollegeGateway Technical CollegeNorth Hennepin Community CollegeFlathead Valley Community CollegeGlendale Community CollegeLos Medanos CollegeDelaware County Community CollegePasco‐Hernando Community CollegeEstrella Mountain Community CollegeCoastline Community CollegeMerced CollegeSacramento City CollegeGrays Harbor CollegeChattahoochee Technical CollegeNorth Iowa Area Community CollegeChabot CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeAnne Arundel Community CollegeLorain County Community CollegeInver Hills Community CollegeSoutheast Technical InstituteMcHenry County CollegeMid‐America Technology CenterSanta Monica CollegeLas Positas CollegeCosumnes River CollegeAsnuntuck Community CollegeGateway Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, SidneyKenoshaBrooklyn ParkKalispellGlendalePittsburgMediaNew Port RicheyAvondaleFountain ValleyMercedSacramentoAberdeenMariettaMason CityHaywardBlue BellArnoldElyriaInver Grove HeightsSioux FallsCrystal LakeWayneSanta MonicaLivermoreSacramentoEnfieldNew 554490919293949596979899100101102103104105Kanawha Valley Community and Technical CollegeLake Land CollegeDelgado Community CollegeMorgan Community CollegeScottsdale Community CollegeHeald College‐Rancho CordovaNorthwest State Community CollegeHenry Ford Community CollegeMott Community CollegeLansing Community CollegeJoliet Junior CollegeArizona Western CollegeSanta Fe Community CollegeWest Los Angeles CollegeRio Hondo CollegeSantiago Canyon College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearSouth CharlestonMattoonNew OrleansFort MorganScottsdaleRancho CordovaArchboldDearbornFlintLansingJolietYumaSanta FeCulver 4444444444444444Source: US Department of Education, IPEDS oveBachelor's2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ Secpmd 1333Page 2 of 11
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.US Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees in Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations, 2012Includes Degrees Awarded for CIP Code 52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ First MajorIndexInstitution 08109110111112113114115116117118119Antelope Valley CollegeHeald College‐ConcordHeald College‐San JoseSeattle Community College‐North CampusEastern Maine Community CollegeNorthwestern Michigan CollegeDiablo Valley CollegeDe Anza CollegeFolsom Lake CollegeSpringfield Technical Community CollegeCommunity College of Rhode IslandOcean County CollegeRockland Community CollegeErie Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, rse CityPleasant HillCupertinoFolsomSpringfieldWarwickToms 133134Harrisburg Area Community College‐HarrisburgGreenville Technical CollegeSouthwestern Michigan CollegeSouth Central CollegeHarper CollegeCollege of DuPageNortheastern Junior CollegePasadena City CollegeSouthwestern CollegeFeather River Community College DistrictPierce College at PuyallupManchester Community CollegeThree Rivers Community CollegeSUNY Westchester Community CollegeMonroe Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearHarrisburgGreenvilleDowagiacNorth MankatoPalatineGlen EllynSterlingPasadenaChula 52Delaware Technical Community College‐OwensRandolph Community CollegeSouth Piedmont Community CollegeLanier Technical CollegeBainbridge CollegeNorth Central Michigan CollegeSouth Mountain Community CollegeLuna Community CollegeReedley CollegeHeald College‐HaywardColumbia CollegeSkagit Valley CollegeManchester Community CollegeTompkins Cortland Community CollegeMohawk Valley Community CollegeDurham Technical Community CollegeCatawba Valley Community CollegeGrand Rapids Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, PetoskeyPhoenixLas VegasReedleyHaywardSonoraMount VernonManchesterDrydenUticaDurhamHickoryGrand 2222222222153154155156157158Blackfeet Community CollegeWaubonsee Community CollegeRock Valley CollegeFrancis Tuttle Technology CenterLaramie County Community CollegeChaffey College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPrivate not‐for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearBrowningSugar GroveRockfordOklahoma CityCheyenneRancho CucamongaMTILILOKWYCA222222Source: US Department of Education, IPEDS helor'sCertificateAboveBachelor's2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ Secpmd 121Page 3 of 11
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.US Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees in Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations, 2012Includes Degrees Awarded for CIP Code 52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ First MajorIndexInstitution cateBelowBachelor's1159160161162163San Jose City CollegeSierra CollegePortland Community CollegeWhite Mountains Community CollegeBroome Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearSan 164165166167168169170Delaware Technical Community College‐TerryPamlico Community CollegePiedmont Technical CollegeTri‐County Technical CollegeNorth Georgia Technical CollegeAltamaha Technical CollegeAlpena Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2193194Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa Community CollegeNormandale Community CollegeRidgewater CollegeGreat Falls College Montana State UniversityCowley County Community CollegeSalt Lake Community CollegePhoenix CollegeLos Angeles City CollegeHeald College‐FresnoFresno City CollegeHeald College‐SalinasHeald College‐San FranciscoCollege of AlamedaHeald College‐StocktonHeald College‐RosevilleWoodland Community CollegeYuba CollegeLake Tahoe Community CollegeCentral Oregon Community CollegeGreenfield Community CollegeBunker Hill Community CollegeBergen Community CollegeMercer County Community CollegeCommunity College of Beaver County2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPrivate for‐profit, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearHaywardBloomingtonWillmarGreat FallsArkansas CitySalt Lake CityPhoenixLos AngelesFresnoFresnoSalinasSan eSouth Lake TahoeBendGreenfieldBostonParamusWest 200201202203204Northampton County Area Community CollegeHarford Community CollegeHoward Community CollegeCentral Carolina Community CollegeDavidson County Community CollegeIsothermal Community CollegeGeorgia Piedmont Technical CollegeZane State CollegeLakeland Community CollegeOakland Community College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearBethlehemBel svilleKirtlandBloomfield 09210American Indian OIC IncNorthwest Technical CollegeMiles Community CollegeCollege of Lake CountyMoraine Valley Community CollegeSouth Suburban College2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 YearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate not‐for‐profit, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearMinneapolisBemidjiMiles CityGrayslakePalos HillsSouth HollandMNMNMTILILIL11111111Source: US Department of Education, IPEDS elor's2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ Secpmd 111111111111111111111111111111111111111111Page 4 of 11
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.US Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees in Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations, 2012Includes Degrees Awarded for CIP Code 52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ First 24225226Institution NameBlack Hawk CollegeSpoon River CollegeHeartland Community CollegeParkland CollegeMissouri State University‐West PlainsNortheast Community CollegeWestern Technology CenterEastern Wyoming CollegeEastern Arizona CollegeNorthland Pioneer CollegeCypress CollegeCerritos CollegeSaddleback CollegeFullerton CollegeCanada CollegeSanta Rosa Junior CollegeLevel2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year2 Year227 Northwestern University228 Valencia College229 University of Iowa4 Year4 Year4 Year2302312322332344 Year4 Year4 Year4 Year4 YearUniversity of PennsylvaniaIndian River State CollegeSouthern Polytechnic State UniversityCentral Michigan UniversityCUNY Bernard M Baruch College235 Southern Methodist University4 Year236 Syracuse University4 Year237 Suffolk University4 Year238 University of Phoenix‐Online Campus4 Year239 Brown University4 Year240 Baylor University241 University of Washington‐Seattle Campus242 Rowan University4 Year4 Year4 Year243 Hult International Business School244 The University of Texas at San Antonio4 Year4 Year245 University of St Thomas246 University of North Texas247 Southern University at New Orleans4 Year4 Year4 Year248 Brigham Young University‐Provo4 Year2492502512522534 Year4 Year4 Year4 Year4 YearUniversity of San FranciscoUniversity of South Florida‐Main CampusUniversity of ArizonaUniversity of North DakotaTemple UniversitySource: US Department of Education, IPEDS andoIowa CityILFLIA315257242PhiladelphiaFort PierceMariettaMount PleasantNew eSan AntonioMATX585858Saint PaulDentonNew OrleansMNTXLA565352535252ProvoUT5252San FranciscoTampaTucsonGrand c, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, less‐than 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPublic, 2‐yearPrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePrivate for‐profit, 4‐year orabovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePrivate not‐for‐profit, 4‐yearor abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or abovePublic, 4‐year or above2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ Secpmd paignWest PlainsNorfolkBurns n ViejoFullertonRedwood CitySanta 12127503495Page 5 of 11
Prepared by the Greater Richmond Partnership, Inc.US Colleges and Universities Awarding Degrees in Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations, 2012Includes Degrees Awarded for CIP Code 52.07 ‐ Entrepreneurial and Small Business Operations2012 Degrees Awarded ‐ First MajorIndexInstitution NameLevel254 University of Dayton4 Year255 Clarkson University4 Year256 Northeastern University257 Oklahoma State University‐Main Campus258 Seminole State College of Florida4 Year4 Year4 Year259 University of Miami260 Washington State University261 Arizona State University4 Year4 Year4 Year262263264265266267The University of TampaMiddle Tennessee State UniversityWichita State UniversityUniversity of Nebraska at OmahaKansas State UniversityWestern Carolina University4 Year4 Year4 Year4 Year4 Year4 Year268 Johnson & Wales University‐Providence269 University of Utah4 Year4 Year270 Buena Vista University4 Year271 Northwood University‐Michigan4 Year272 Marquette University4 Year273 Westminster College4 Year274 Belmont University275 Peru State College4 Year4 Year276 Elon University4 Year277 Ashford University278 University of Wisconsin‐Whitewater4 Year4 Year2792802812824 Year4 Year4 Year4 YearHofstra UniversityNorthern Kentucky UniversityMissouri State University‐SpringfieldUniversity of Nevada‐Las Vegas283 Bryant University284 University of Maine at Machias285 University of Vermont4 Yea
19 Moultrie Technical College 2 Year Public, 2‐year Moultrie GA 18 18 20 Minnesota State Community and Technical College 2 Year Public, 2‐year Fergus Falls MN 18 13 5 21 Lower Columbia College 2 Year Public, 2‐year Longview WA 18 18 22 Northeast Technology Center‐Afton 2 Year Public, less‐than 2‐year Afton OK 17 17
