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Top 20 University Entrepreneurship Clubs

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    We have finally been able to rank what we consider to be the 'Top 20 University Entrepreneurship Clubs' in the world. We came to the final list through a combination of responses to our questions, the number of votes each club received and the FledgeWing team's own opinions. With this list, we aim to begin an annual tradition of recognizing the accomplishments of the top clubs, while also fostering a sense of competitiveness between them to continue to grow, build collaborative communities and ultimately help put student entrepreneurs on the path to developing and growing innovative start-ups. As always, please let us know if you have any questions or comments.

    1. The Web Startup Group
      University: Brigham Young University
      Special Note: Have built very strong entrepreneurial community at the school 
       
    2. Yale Entrepreneurial Society
      University: Yale
       
    3. HBS Entrepreneurship Club
      University: Harvard Business School
      Special Note: Tons of informative programming
       
    4. Cambridge University Entrepreneurs
      University: Cambridge
       
    5. Oxford Entrepreneurs
      University: Oxford
       
    6. Northeastern Entrepreneurs Club
      University: Northeastern University
      Special Note: Exciting plans for the coming year
       
    7. Haas Entrepreneurs Association
      University: UC Berkeley
       
    8. U. of Minnesota Entrepreneurship Club
      University: University of Minnesota
      Special Note: Plentiful innovative programming
       
    9. OSU E-Club
      University: Oklahoma State University
      Special Note: Students were particularly enthusiastic about their club
       
    10. Stanford GSB Entrepreneurship Club
      University: Stanford Graduate School of Business
       
    11. UCLA Entrepreneur Association
      University: University of California - Los Angeles
       
    12. LBS Entrepreneurship Club
      University: London Business School
      Special Note: Useful blog
       
    13. U. of Michigan Entrepreneur & Venture Club
      University: University of Michigan
       
    14. Temple Entrepreneurial Student Association
      University: Temple University
       
    15. Syracuse Entrepreneurship Club
      University: Syracuse
       
    16. USD Entrepreneurship Club
      University: University of San Diego
       
    17. USC Entrepreneur Club
      University: USC
      Special Note: Nice site
       
    18. Entrepreneurship Club at Boston University
      University: Boston University
       
    19. Carnegie Mellon Entrepreneurship & Venture Capital Club
      University: Carnegie Mellon
       
    20. INSEAD Entrepreneurship Club
      University: Insead

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    #1
    Syracuse's chapter is now part of the Collegiate Entrepreneurs' Organization, they also have a SIFE chapter.
    #2
    What were the criteria for ranking? This completely leaves out NYC (NYU & Columbia) & NJ (Rutgers & Princeton). Check out nyu.edu/entrepreneur. We have a network of 19 clubs and among them the Entrepreneurial Exchange Group rocks. I'm a leader there and our programming is like no other. Would love to exchange best practices with any other leaders! Say hi if youre in NYC, @samantha_smith!
    #3
    I went to NYU, spent my $200k, and had a very frustrating experience with the lack of support that NYU faculty offered students. Despite repeated attempts over a four-year period to engage with NYU, the website you linked to and faculty referenced appear to be nothing more than marketing propaganda and figureheads. EEG was just for people looking for free pizza. Perhaps you're lucky if things have changed in the last year.
    FledgeWing itself is a free community (and entrepreneurial within itself), for entrepreneurial students (including NYU ones) and created by NYU students. Ask the founders how much help NYU offered them. Zilch.
    Anyhow, to answer your original question, criteria for ranking included online presence, responses to FW's survey and nominating votes received. edited 13:47, 14 Oct 2011
    #4
    Is there going to be a new listing this year?
    #5
    Good question - most likely around the summer time. I know your university is eager to stay listed!
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