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Students in The Met's E360 program learn and sharpen their skills in the areas of work ethics, self-motivation, determination, confidence, perseverance and the ability to take measured risk. Met students build entrepreneurial skills and behaviors that drive success.

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About the E-Center

The mission of The Met Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is to prepare high school students to be successful in college and in life by engaging them in the rigorous study of entrepreneurship. The goal of the program is to create the best entrepreneurship program in the country for high school students.

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Welcome to The Met's Center For Innovation and Entrepreneurship

The mission of The Met Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship is to prepare high school students to be successful in college and in life by engaging them in the rigorous study of entrepreneurship. The goal of the program is to create the best entrepreneurship program in the country for high school students.

2005 Founded
90+ Student-Run Businesses Established
#1 Stand-Alone Entrepreneurship Center for a Public High School in the US
12 NFTE First Place Winners
6 Ernst and Young Entrepreneur Winners
60K Start-Up Funding Awarded

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News & Announcements

Steven Grullon's Home Run Against Poverty!

Meet Justice student, Steven Grullon, owner of Endless Graphics, a design focused printing business based in the E-Center. His STP is to travel to San Cristobal, Dominican Republic, following his interest in baseball.)

Edesia founder and CEO, Navyn Salem, named to Hall of Fame.

Thursday, November 9th marked the fourth annual Rhode Island Entrepreneur Hall of Fame induction. Annually, the Hall of Fame recognizes and admits an outstanding and widely recognized entrepreneur.

E360 kicks off to a new year.

Wednesday marked the first day of E360 classes. Seventeen of 81 applicants from across the Met campus joined us to begin a journey into innovation and entrepreneurship.

Keegan Bonds-Harmon continues Met winning streak!

Sophomore Keegan Bonds-Harmon capitalizes on E-360 experience. Does Met proud at NFTE nationals. (CLICK PICTURE FOR FULL STORY)

The E-Center Goes To BIF

Want to hear about this year's Business Innovation Factory Summit through the lens of Providence's up and coming youth entrepreneurs? (CLICK ON PICTURE FOR FULL STORY)