Peter Thiel take note: The high-tech entrepreneurial dream is still alive and well in the Ivory Tower. Our nation’s top colleges and universities aren’t distractions from smash-hit startup endeavors.

The prime time to launch a business is during college, when opportunities abound–and the risks are minimal. College students might be broke, but they have time and resources at their disposal, not to ...

Since many people go to college to increase their income, we decided to investigate which majors pay off, and which don't. Learn which courses of study return the most and which are the worst ...

A study conducted by Bankrate.com took a look at college majors and ranked them on their post-graduate value. The study analyzed 162 majors based on several factors including average annual income, ...

Two out of three college students have at least one credit card, and a vast majority use their cards regularly, according to new data from Equifax. The credit rating agency reports that 42 percent of ...

College students are managing their money better than you might think, with a majority taking sole responsibility for their credit charges and paying their balances off in full. But differences exist ...

Some of the biggest entrepreneurial success stories -- Steve Jobs, Mark Zuckerberg, Bill Gates -- all have a moment when the aspiring business leader decides to forgo degrees from prestigious ...

Higher education has always been the golden ticket to better fortunes. So you’ve gotta wonder: Who’s cashing in, who’s stagnating, and why? The answers are all contained in a must-see interactive ...

Is going to college really worth it? Probably so, but it’s not that clear cut, and economics have been arguing the point for 30 years. Most studies tend to show that college-educated people end up ...

While college leaders don’t usually go around asking students if they would choose the institution over again if they could go back in time, knowing what those who are unhappy with their decision ...

To keep their college savings on track, six in 10 parents (61 percent) contribute a set amount to their college fund on a regular basis. To find more money for college, 30 percent of parents have cut ...

Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Peter Thiel take note: The high-tech entrepreneurial dream is still alive and well in the Ivory Tower. Our nation’s top colleges and ...