By Petia Whitmore | March 27, 2016
Whether you are celebrating Easter today or not, I hope everyone who is reading this blog is having a wonderful Sunday and is off to a great start of their week. Today’s blog post will be about veterans in the Babson MBA. My wonderful friend Courtney Wilson, featured in this NYT article titled “While at…
By Babson San Francisco | February 3, 2016
This summer, we’re excited to launch Babson’s signature accelerator here at our San Francisco campus located in SoMa, the center of the start-up scene in SF. Within blocks of the campus are headquarters of some of the biggest names in tech, as well as a host of co-working spaces, accelerators, and VC firms, making San…
By Kurian Babykutty | November 15, 2012
Recently, I participated in the 2012 Rocket Pitch at Babson College and although I witnessed many good presentations, some could have been better. This is because while many know the basics of pitching, few pitch convincingly. But it’s not a big deal at all and the following five pointers should help you rock the pitch!…
By Barbara Selmo | October 24, 2012
Did you miss Babson Food Day? The weather was pure damp New England fall day, but the crowds were large and they were all eating and sampling, talking and rapping, learning and dancing. I joined the crowd on Park Manor Lawn at the “Marketplace for Great Food and Great Ideas” and took some snaps of what…
By Barbara Selmo | October 23, 2012
Are you a potential applicant to a Babson MBA program? Have you started an application? Are you in the lucky club of people who actually submitted one already? I have an offer. Come visit Babson this week. We have some amazing events for you to enjoy. On Tuesday, October 23 and Wednesday, October 24, we…
By Barbara Selmo | April 13, 2012
We in admissions like to provide soft and hard data about the life of a student in our programs. The hard data, for example, is all about number of courses and credits per semester, number of faculty, faculty/student ratio, the cost of housing, FAQ’s. The soft comes to you in the narratives we tell about why…