2024 Best Accredited Online Colleges for Entrepreneurship

ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEGREES

UNDERGRADUATE DEGREES

Entrepreneurship is not an extremely in-demand subject. Each course of study confers close to 6,000 bachelor's degrees a year; last year, 3,336 people earned undergrad degrees in entrepreneurship, making it the country's 104th most popular focus. Brown University​ granted more of those degrees than any other US school (91), and colleges in Texas gave out more degrees than any American State (361).

246 institutions in the country have undergrad degrees in entrepreneurship; so, finding the right institution for you can not be easy. 28.2% more colleges offer bachelor's degrees in entrepreneurship than the average major, making it the 93rd most commonly available US degree.

GRADUATE DEGREES

While last year, just about 7 in 9 degrees in entrepreneurship were bachelor's degrees; 22% were advanced degrees. Entrepreneurship is the 129th most popular master's or doctor's degree in the country, with 950 degrees conferred. To put that in context, the average subject is 2.9 times more popular among postgrads than entrepreneurship.

In Total, 4,286 students received a bachelor's or higher in entrepreneurship last spring.

ONLINE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEGREES

306 of those 4,286 graduates (7.1%) went through fully online programs - 171 undergrads and 135 postgraduate students. As you've probably gathered by now, very few college students choose to study entrepreneurship online. It's the 99th most popular remote degree, and 64.5% shy of the national average of 481 students per focus. For master's or doctor's students, it is ranked 119th, and is 78.1% below the national average (616).

Ashford University​ awarded more online four-year degrees in entrepreneurship than any other US institution (71). Last fall, 26,914 undergraduates were attending the school online, 100% of their student body. They offer 58 completely online fields, which is 100% of their subjects.

Additionally, California graduates more entrepreneurship online students than any other state (71 undergrad degrees awarded last May). The state alone accounts for 42% of the area of study's online students.

Undergraduate degrees in entrepreneurship are offered online at 23 schools in the country, making it the 93rd most widely offered online U.S. concentration. Barely shy of a tenth of colleges granting the degree even have an exclusively remote option, and there are 1.9 private colleges giving out undergraduate degrees in entrepreneurship for every one public college. Arizona leads the country in providing entirely online choices, with 3 of the programs based there.

If you hope to study entrepreneurship fully remotely, we suggest that you look into Syracuse University, as it has the 13th best entrepreneurship program in the country. It also grants an additional 39 degrees completely remotely, so their systems are likely trustworthy. Further, they have 126 remote undergrads, which is 1% of their student body.

PARTIALLY ONLINE ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEGREES

• Last year, 713 people were granted a college degree in entrepreneurship partially online
• Entrepreneurship is the 87th most broadly available partially online bachelor's degree in the United States of America
• Last May, 783 students completed a bachelor's or higher in entrepreneurship partially online
• Green River College's​ last undergraduate class contained a higher percentage of partially online entrepreneurship majors than any other school in the United States of America (7.01%)
• Alabama has 3 colleges offering bachelor's degrees partially online in entrepreneurship, more than any other state
• The average partially online major hands out 1,683 yearly bachelor's degrees or higher

IN-PERSON ENTREPRENEURSHIP DEGREES

• Last spring, 2,450 people completed bachelor's degrees in entrepreneurship entirely in-person
• 16 colleges in the United States award undergraduate degrees in entrepreneurship in-person
• Last year, 3,195 people earned a bachelor's or higher in entrepreneurship in-person
• Green River College's​ last undergraduate class had the most dense population of exclusively in-person entrepreneurship majors in the United States of America (15.69%)
• The average completely in-person major hands out 6,102 annual bachelor's degrees or higher