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).
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).
