Current program rank (FT)
95
Tuition fees
$ 115,244
(€ 108,121)
Length (months)
21
Program name
Two-Year MBA
Babson College is a private business school in Wellesley, Massachusetts, established in 1919. Its central focus is on entrepreneurship education, and it is often ranked the most prestigious entrepreneurship college in the United States. It was founded by Roger W. Babson as an all-male business institute.
Whether you want to start a new venture, switch careers, or advance in your current organization, the one- or two year MBA will help you get there. Both options will arm you with the #1 ranked MBA in entrepreneurship and the entrepreneurial leadership skills needed to make an impact in business, in your community, and around the world.
The Babson MBA is 45 credits whether you opt to complete it in one or two years. All MBA students earn their first 15 credits via the nine core courses, including real-world learning. One-year students complete the program in 12 months, while two-year students earn their MBA in 21 months.
The rest of your MBA consists of electives. Choose from seven concentrations, or seven intensity tracks, in addition to experiential learning opportunities, that enable you to focus on areas of interest. The small size means that students, faculty, and career advisors co-create a tailored experience that helps each student achieve their professional goals.
Access information to make a complex decision with confidence with matched MBA programs that offer you the best fit. The map on the right shows results on the six dimensions of our Cultural Fit Map.
In the Cultural Fit Map, each dimension is anchored by two diametrical poles. Neither end is good or bad. Relying on our unique scientific research, we can offer insight beyond metrics and facts — into the full MBA experience itself. Take our short survey and explore what life in a particular university is like.
Language Test:
TOEFL 100
(minimum)
IELTS 7.50
(minimum)
Experience (Min/Avg):
2/6
Current rank:
95
(Financial Times)
3 year average rank:
69
(Financial Times)
Male/Female students:
67% / 33%
International students:
85%
Female faculty:
38%
Women on board:
16%
International board:
9%
Financial Times: International mobility rank:
39
Financial Times: International course experience rank:
72
Alumni salary today:
$ 142,871
Salary increase:
117%
Value for money rank:
94
Career progress rank:
18
Career service rank:
91
Alumni aims achieved:
86%
Employed at three months:
83%
Selected recruiters:
Amazon, Apple, Deloitte, Target, iRobot
Full-time faculty with PhD:
80%
AI matching
What people are saying:
Write a comment