r/Babson

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babson is one of my dream schools for postgrad (im currently doing my undergrad at mcgill). what is the social life like as a masters student? are there events, clubs, sports, etc? how is it different to undergrad?

Weird shout but I have Roland Garros tickets in Paris for a few rounds but I can’t go in the end. I am looking to get rid of them.

I’m really disappointed to say I won’t be able to make Buffalo Sabres at Boston Bruins (Game 6 – Boston Home Game 3) this Friday, May 1 at 7:30 PM due to unexpected family matters.

I have 4 seats together in Section 20, Row 19 (Seats 3–6) — great lower-level view and perfect for a group. These are my personal tickets, so it’s honestly tough letting them go.

I’d love for them to go to real fans who’ll enjoy the game and the atmosphere as much as I would have.

If you’re interested (or know someone who might be), feel free to message me or text +1 470 471 8528 for pricing and details. Open to reasonable offers.

Has anyone who was waitlisted heard back yet? I assume there will be movement after May 1st, but just curious if anyone has gotten off the waitlist already.

Im an incoming freshman in fall 2026. Im not sure how babson's policy on devices work. Do we need to use the school's issued laptop for everything? And is it regulated and restricted in certain areas or do i have complete control over what is downloaded, searched etc.

Please let me know what you would recommend doing and whether or not I should bring my own laptop too. Thanks!

I am a sophomore student and recently got accepted into Babson as a transfer student. I know Babson has a good reputation but is it really worth going there? I am not too happy at my current school but could definitely finish up here, is being accepted into Babson difficult, and would it be too good to pass up? I go to UVM right now and just dont like the vibe here. It’s too hippie for me and I have really gotten unhappy being here, everyone just smokes weed and doesn’t have any hobbies other than skiing.

My daughter was accepted to Wellesley for next year, and is down to the wire weighing her options. She loves many things about Wellesley, but not that they restrict club sports to sports they don't have for varsity (she plays volleyball and tennis both). Ideally she wants to play club sports and be part of an active outing club (the Wellesley one seems to have disbanded a few years back when students graduated that ran it).

We visited Wellesley Awaits 2 weeks ago and spoke to staff who said that you can as a Wellesley student participate in Babson club sports and outing club. Can anyone clarify how often this is done and if so, what the experience is like?

Do Babson/Olin/Wellesley students generally interact much through clubs?

I am a bit stuck here, i have also posted abt this previously, my parents are comfortable with names like the LSE, Bocconi, Babson etc.

clear brand, clear outcomes, easy to justify but i’m more interested in newer models like Minerva University / Tetr College, more hands-on, global exposure, building-focused, feels closer to how i actually want to learn, and it has TRAVEL, hehe.

The problem is… to them it sounds “risky” or “not proven enough”

I get their point tbh but how do you frame something like this in a way that makes sense, especially around degree validity, outcomes, and long-term safety?

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