Fremont: Entrepreneurs are not born, they are made; and the role that their education plays in this cannot be neglected. Colleges play a vital role in shaping the career of students. Here are few colleges that have produced the maximum number of entrepreneurs.

Stanford Graduate School of Business

Founded in 1977, Stanford is recognized as one of the world’s leading universities and uses its location in Palo Alto to serve as a highly productive incubator for Silicon Valley.  The famous entrepreneurs who graduated from Stanford include Vinod Khosla, the Co-Founder of Sun Microsystems and Founder of the VC firm Khosla Ventures; Sergey Brin, Co-Founder of Google; Reed Hastings, Founder of Netflix; Jawed Karim, Co-Founder of Youtube; Azim Prenji, Founder & CEO of Wipro Technologies; Blake Ross, Co-Founder of Mozilla; Jerry Yang, Co-Founder of Yahoo! and many more.

Stanford Graduate School of Business attempts to deepen the critical analytic thinking and requiring international experience from all its students. It has many clubs which help polish the entrepreneurial skills among the students, by providing them mentorship, guidance and exchange of ideas. Its location near California and The San Francisco Bay Area provides ample opportunities to meet and interact with many of the world’s Global 1000 companies. It creates an entrepreneurial culture, which extends to every academic discipline.