The Charles D. Close School of Entrepreneurship has pioneered an approach to entrepreneurship education that teaches students to be entrepreneurial thinkers and doers. At the Close School, entrepreneurship is more than starting a company; entrepreneurship is a habit of mind, a skill set applicable in personal and career contexts. Ranked as the #2 undergraduate entrepreneurship program in the region and ranked #20 nationally by The Princeton Review, the Close School prepares students for the 21st-century workforce, which will include experiences in new ventures, self-employment, corporate innovation, and the development of impactful social enterprises.