Consider the numbers. In the early 1980s, there were just 270 entrepreneurship courses offered at colleges and universities across the nation. Today, roughly 5,000. Some 200,000 students are now enrolled in some type of entrepreneurship class -- and that's not even counting those who bypass college to hang their own shingle (there are plenty). Entrepreneurs are starting companies younger and younger.
Inc. has released its list of entrepreneurs who are under 30.
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