For the fourth year in a row, the Miller School of Entrepreneurship in East Carolina University’s College of Business (COB) made the Princeton Review and Entrepreneur magazine list of Top 50 Undergraduate Schools for Entrepreneurship.
The Miller School, the only named school of entrepreneurship in North Carolina, moved up from 46 to 40 in the rankings. The school also placed in the top 10 for undergraduate programs in the South. According to Dennis Barber III, acting director of the Miller School, the six-spot jump reflects how the Miller School has transitioned from program building to program growth.
East Carolina University students use machines in the Wornom Makerspace in the Isley Innovation Hub to develop prototypes of their entrepreneurial ideas. ECU’s Miller School of Entrepreneurship rose six…
