University of Oklahoma Price Business College Excels in Entrepreneurship Program Rankings

NORMAN, OKLA. — The University of Oklahoma Price Business College once again garnered recognition in The Princeton Review’s and Entrepreneur Magazine’s annual ranking of top undergraduate and graduate schools for entrepreneurship studies.

Price College ranked No. 12 nationwide in the graduate institutions category, coming in as the highest-ranking institution in Oklahoma and second-best in the Big 12 Conference. Price College’s undergraduate entrepreneurship program ranked No. 45 nationally.

The recognition pays a nod to the depth of OU’s growing programs and facilities helping students turn entrepreneurial vision into reality. Notably, the Tom Love Innovation Hub plays a crucial role in fostering entrepreneurship by inspiring the next generation of innovators and connecting emerging talent with workforce development and opportunities across the state. The state-of-the-art facility houses a comprehensive array of programs that help students learn, create, launch and develop ideas that help move businesses and Oklahoma forward.

Competitions such as Love’s Entrepreneur’s Cup allows student innovators to conduct real-world market research, develop a business plan and present to potential investors. Other OU-managed programs like Startup OU and Crimson Prairie Ventures boosts students’ learning and opportunities into the venture capital space.

The rankings underscore Price College’s commitment to excellence in entrepreneurship education. As one of the leading institutions in the field, the college continues to empower students with the tools and insight necessary to drive innovation, create successful ventures, and contribute meaningfully to the business community locally, nationally and globally.