From accounting to advertising, consulting to computing, real estate to retailing, Babson graduates are heavily recruited by some of the top companies in the nation, and, in fact, in the world. Beginning in your sophomore year, the expert staff at the Center for Career Development start to lay the groundwork to help you find the job and career path that's right for you. By your junior year, they help you focus on job-based internship and consulting opportunities. During your senior year they assist with resume preparation and interview skills. And by the time you graduate, you will have had one of the most extensive career search educations available.
Want to try an internship in banking? The Center will help you research and evaluate the opportunities available and choose the one that's right for you. There are usually 1,000 academic year and summer internships available each year. Babson students have recently interned at American Express Financial Advisors, Inc. Magazine, United Technologies, MBNA New England, Staples Inc., Fidelity Investments, DKNY, Lehman Brothers, Chase Manhattan Bank, EMC Corporation, and IDC.
Considering a career in investment banking? An alumnus from the Alumni Career Educator program will be glad to talk with you. More than 5,000 Babson alumni in business, law, education, and not-for-profits are available to help with your career search.
Not sure which company might be right for you? Babson's Career Expo brings representatives from more than 100 companies to campus each year to discuss internship and full-time job opportunities. And it's a great place to practice your interviewing skills. Every year there are more than 450 recruiting opportunities on campus - more opportunities than we have graduates!
For the Class of 2006, 97.8% were employed or attending graduate school within six months of graduation. Employers who hired 2006 Babson graduates included: Accenture, Bain Capital, Deutsche Bank, Ernst & Young, Fidelity Investments, General Electric, KPMG LLP, Lehman Brothers, Nike, Univlever, and many, many more.
