Stanford and the University of California, Berkeley topped the list of undergraduate programs—no surprise since they’re squarely inside the Bay Area’s startup scene. Harvard took the third-place spot, displacing MIT from last year’s rankings. Founders from those three schools were also behind three of the largest IPOs in the past year: Robinhood (Stanford), DoorDash (Stanford and UC Berkeley) and Coupang (Harvard).
Foreign universities made up some of the fastest risers. The University of Toronto leapt six spots, while Tsinghua University in Beijing climbed five spots. The University of British Columbia and Israel’s Ben-Gurion University also moved up in the undergraduate rankings.
For MBA programs, the IE Business School, located in Madrid, made an appearance for the first time as one of the most entrepreneurial universities in Europe.
In terms of the best undergraduate programs for female founders, perennial sources like Stanford, Harvard and Berkeley take the top spots. Columbia University and Boston University were some of the fastest climbers, jumping four and five spots in the rankings respectively.
The full list of rankings is below, broken out by undergraduate and MBA programs, as well as female-founded companies. Read about our methodology below.
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