Pennsylvania was well-represented on The Princeton Review's list of Top 25 Schools for Entrepreneurship Programs for 2014.
Temple University and Lehigh University ranked Nos. 13 and 20, respectively, on the undergraduate list, released last week. Temple also rated No. 19 on the graduate program list.
Temple's Fox School of Business and the Philadelphia university's weaving of entrepreneurship programs in non-business disciplines has put on this list for 13 years in a row.
It's the latest in a recent run of entrepreneurial kudos for Lehigh, which was named one of 10 Great Colleges for Aspiring Entrepreneurs and had its College of Business Engineering earn the No. 12 spot for Entrepreneurship Specialty Programs by Bloomberg Business Week.
“It is clear that Lehigh is firmly on the map as a go-to university for aspiring entrepreneurs and creative thinkers,” said Todd Watkins, executive director of Lehigh's Baker Institute and a professor of economics.