Tomorrows Leaders INTERNATIONAL 2023

Start your journey Right here at Babson

Here, we see business through an entrepreneurial lens. We believe entrepreneurship is the most powerful driver of positive change on the planet. You’ll join a community of Babson students who share a make-it-happen mindset, motivated by big ideas and the drive to bring their ideas to life.

Here, your classes will blend business and the liberal arts and sciences. You’ll learn business by doing business, turning the world into your classroom. Immerse yourself in a hands-on curriculum that is anything but traditional and unlike anything offered elsewhere.

Here, you’ll find a warm, welcoming community of peers from more than 80 countries and a staff who knows how to make international students feel at home. Our beautiful and safe New England campus is nestled just 16 kilometers from Boston, for easy access to great job opportunities, an international airport, events, concerts, and fun.

Class of 2026

Here, you’ll tap into a powerful network of more than 44,000 alumni in 128 countries who are ready to help launch your global career. Your professors know that true leadership goes beyond the classroom, mentoring you along your path to professional success.

Here, you’ll challenge old assumptions. Create new norms. Forge connections and exchange ideas with a global community.

You demand a lot from your college—after all, it lays the groundwork for your life’s work. And Babson delivers.

As a rising entrepreneurial leader, you’ll learn that challenges breed opportunity. Strengthen this muscle at Babson, so you don’t just see opportunities—you seize them.

RIGHT NOW AT BABSON

98.7%

employed, continuing education, or involved in volunteer, military, or service programs*

(within six months of graduation)

100%

of classes are taught by PROFESSORS (0 teaching assistants)

TOP 10

America’s Top Colleges List 2022: Top 25 Highest Earnings (#9) – Forbes, 2022

87%

of the Class of 2022 had at least one internship while at Babson.*

2,847 Undergraduate Student Population Fall 2022 Enrollment

24 ways to customize your degree

CONCENTRATIONS

Focus your learning on a specific subject area that interests you when you choose from these 24 concentrations:

Accounting

Business Analytics

Computational and Mathematical Finance

Economics

Entrepreneurship

Environmental Sustainability

Finance

Global and Regional Studies

Historical and Political Studies

Identity and Diversity

International Business Environment

Justice, Citizenship, and Social Responsibility

Leadership

Legal Studies

Literary and Visual Arts

AVERAGE STARTING SALARY

$71,385

for graduates of the class of 2022* (14% increase over the previous year)

Managerial Financial Planning and Analysis

Marketing

Operations Management

Quantitative Methods

Real Estate

Retail Supply Chain Management

Social and Cultural Studies

Strategic Management

Technology Entrepreneurship

*based on a knowledge rate of 83%.

BABSON IS TEST OPTIONAL!

Babson continues the Test-Optional Policy for first-year applicants. Applicants may still submit test scores voluntarily. All applications will be reviewed for consideration in a holistic manner taking into account academic performance and academic rigor during high school(s), community service, cocurricular activities, and other aspects of the application and candidate’s portfolio. Additionally, all applicants will be reviewed for merit scholarships regardless of test score submission.

Babson College prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national or ethnic origin, ancestry, religion, sex, sexual orientation, age, physical or mental disability, and veteran or other protected status. This policy extends to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities, including admission, employment, education, and athletics. Babson is accredited by AACSB International (the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business), the European Quality Improvement System (EQUIS), and the New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE). Babson College reserves the right to make changes in the courses offered, requirements for graduation, tuition, fees, and room and board. Such changes, when made, become effective for all students.