Clemson University was established in 1889 as an agricultural college based in South Carolina. While it holds on to that tradition, the school has since expanded to accommodate six other colleges. Now with an eye for the future, Clemson University is spearheading a $70 million US Department of Agriculture investment to grow small businesses into successful climate-friendly organizations. Clemson has a strong focus on applied business teaching with an entrepreneurial spin, giving students a deep knowledge of their sector as well as how to launch their own ventures. Their efforts have secured them the #27 spot on The Princeton Review’s list of Top US Schools for Graduate Entrepreneurship Studies. Clemson also encourages students to broaden their horizons beyond their national borders, with opportunities to gain credits at institutions all over the world. Graduates join a 160,000-strong network with profiles from all academic backgrounds who have gone on to success in every industry imaginable.