Babson College Top MBA Rankings

The F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business at Babson College is one of the best ranked business schools in the US. It offers four types of MBA degree programs: Accelerated one-year full-time MBA; Two-year full-time MBA; Evening MBA; and Fast Track MBA.

The Fast Track MBA program is delivered via distance learning, approximately 18-22 hours per week. It enables students to gain their MBA degree in just 24 months while they are working.

The College is accredited by the AACSB International - The Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business, and the New England Association of Schools and Colleges.

Rankings:

- The MBA program was placed 50th among U.S. MBA programs and 89th in the world (Financial Times 2009).

- No. 1 in Entrepreneurship (US News Business Specialty Rankings 1994–2010).

- 24th for its Evening MBA Program (US News & World Report 2009).

- The MBA program is rated 10th in the world for graduate business education abroad. Babson is ranked 7th among U.S. schools (América Economia magazine 2009).

- 20th overall for non-Latin American programs and 12th for U.S. programs (América Economia magazine 2008).

- The One-Year MBA program is ranked 5th in the world and 2nd in the US (Wall Street Journal 2009).

- The Fast Track MBA was listed among the Top 42 distance learning MBAs in the FT ranking 2009.

- Babson Executive Education has been placed among the top executive education schools globally by both the Financial Times and BusinessWeek.

- Babson’s faculty was awarded an A for teaching (BusinessWeek 2008). It was also rated 18th for MBA Return on Investment, and 18th for Post-MBA Salary Gain.

- Named the Best Entrepreneurship School in the World (Latin Trade Magazine October 2007).

- 1st worldwide among MBA Programs in Entrepreneurship (FT 2006 and 2007).

- 1st in Entrepreneurship in 2008 and placed among Top 10 Best Opportunity for Women (2004–2007). It is also listed as one of best 237 business schools (Princeton Review).

- Outstanding achievements in the QS Global 200 Business Schools 2009: #36 in North America  and #30 among U.S. schools as a school most favored by employers. In addition it was placed among the best in four specific areas:
   - 9th in Entrepreneurship (6th among U.S. schools)
   - 21st in Operations Management (11th, U.S.)
   - 36th in Corporate Governance (24th, U.S.)
   - 46th in E-Business (18th, U.S.)

- 2nd for Entrepreneurship (2003, 2004, 2006, 2007) and 9th for creative and innovative M.B.A. graduates (2007), according to the Wall Street Journal.

- No. 1 among American Business Schools for Entrepreneurs (Success magazine).

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