All Of The Data Behind P&Q’s 2024 Top MBA Programs For Entrepreneurship

RATIO OF MBAS TO ENTREPRENEURS-IN-RESIDENCE (10%)

Support from experts is another important piece to building an entrepreneurial mindset. That’s why we asked schools to report the number of entrepreneurs-in-residence available to full-time MBAs. Like our other data points, we then turned it into a ratio by calculating the total number of entrepreneurs-in-residence per full-time MBAs during the 2022-2023 academic year.

Ratio of MBAs to Entrepreneurs-in-Residence (2022-2023)
	School	EIR Ratio
1	Rutgers Business School	1.196721311
2	Arizona State University (W. P. Carey)	0.7881355932
3	Esade Business School	0.6229508197
4	ESMT Berlin	0.5128205128
5	Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)	0.1920903955
6	Yale University School of Management	0.1517857143
7	IE Business School	0.1466666667
8	University of Minnesota (Carlson)	0.1241830065
9	University of California-San Diego (Rady)	0.1149425287
10	Rice University (Jones)	0.09422492401
11	Georgetown University (McDonough)	0.08670520231
12	London Business School	0.086
13	University of Arizona (Eller)	0.08474576271
14	Brigham Young University	0.07480314961
15	Duke University (Fuqua)	0.07342657343
16	Babson College	0.06853582555
17	Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)	0.06046511628
18	University of Virginia Darden School of Business	0.05865522175
19	Southern Methodist University (Cox)	0.0564516129
20	Texas Christian University (Neeley)	0.04615384615
21	University of Michigan (Ross)	0.03846153846
22	Depaul University	0.03409090909
23	New York University (Stern)	0.03097345133
24	Boston University (Questrom)	0.02167182663
25	City University of London (Bayes)	0.02
26	University of California-Los Angeles (Anderson)	0.01161103048
27	University of Texas at Austin (McCombs)	0.008368200837
28	Clemson University (Powers)	0

RATIO OF STARTUP AWARD MONEY AVAILABLE TO MBAS (10%)

Many ventures get their start from business-plan and startup competitions at universities.

We asked schools to report the total amount of award money available to MBAs during the 2022-2023 academic year and divided that by the number of full-time MBA students.

Rice University’s Jones Graduate School of Business and Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business had more than twice the potential startup award money for each full-time MBA than the third highest school in this metric.

Ratio of Startup Award Money for MBAs (2022-2023)
	School	Award Money Ratio
1	Rice University (Jones)	$9,217
2	Arizona State University (W. P. Carey)	$7,623
3	Carnegie Mellon University (Tepper)	$3,488
4	University of Minnesota (Carlson)	$2,614
5	Brigham Young University	$1,926
6	Washington University in St. Louis (Olin)	$1,861
7	Yale University School of Management	$1,059
8	University of Arizona (Eller)	$847
9	Rutgers Business School	$820
10	City University of London (Bayes)	$815
11	Texas Christian University (Neeley)	$769
12	Boston University (Questrom)	$619
13	University of Michigan (Ross)	$590
14	ESMT Berlin	$584
15	Georgetown University (McDonough)	$530
16	University of California-San Diego (Rady)	$448
17	University of California-Los Angeles (Anderson)	$417
18	New York University (Stern)	$332
19	Southern Methodist University (Cox)	$323
20	Babson College	$289
21	Depaul University	$284
22	London Business School	$258
23	University of Texas at Austin (McCombs)	$253
24	Clemson University (Powers)	$234
25	University of Virginia Darden School of Business	$215
26	Duke University (Fuqua)	$85
27	IE Business School	$11
28	Esade Business School	$0