Is there a straight answer of to what B-school is best in terms of Start-up creation and educational excellence? What schools are even better than the aforementioned ones?
Unfortunately, there is not a straight answer. Typically you should study where you want to work and with whom you want to network. I find that this is even true for those who want to start their own businesses, since, and here's the thing, startups are so intimately tied to capital availability. For instance, I've known many entrepreneurial-minded folk to study at LBS, since that puts them a quick ride away from meeting with some of the world's top VC firms. Likewise, NYU / NYC Stanford / Silicon Valley, etc.
In terms of infrastructure, most of the top schools have a lot of great resources around entrepreneurship, including incubators, office space, business development resources, networking events, etc.
[quote]Is there a straight answer of to what B-school is best in terms of Start-up creation and educational excellence? What schools are even better than the aforementioned ones? [/quote]<br>Unfortunately, there is not a straight answer. Typically you should study where you want to work and with whom you want to network. I find that this is even true for those who want to start their own businesses, since, and here's the thing, startups are so intimately tied to capital availability. For instance, I've known many entrepreneurial-minded folk to study at LBS, since that puts them a quick ride away from meeting with some of the world's top VC firms. Likewise, NYU / NYC Stanford / Silicon Valley, etc. <br><br>In terms of infrastructure, most of the top schools have a lot of great resources around entrepreneurship, including incubators, office space, business development resources, networking events, etc.
