Babson Summer Study for High School Students 

An immersive program aiming to help students build entrepreneurial thinking and grow into innovative change makers. Through the study of Babson’s own thinking and strategies, students will gain practical skills and unique viewpoints to real-world business problems. Students will also receive 4 credits.

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  • Fee: 

    • Fully online: 6295$

    • Day student (attend program in-person but does not live on campus): 9295$

    • Residential student (attend program in-person and live on campus): 12995$

  • Deadline of application: Early action: February 13th, Regular Action: March 13th.

  • Acceptance rate: No information on it 

  • Age: rising high school junior and senior

  • Duration: 3 weeks

  • Location: At Babson College.                   

Basic information:

Other information:

    • The courses cover different aspects of entrepreneurship, including: constructing a business plan, catching business opportunities, financing, market research, team organization, etc. 

    • There is a relatively big emphasis on practicality. Students will put the skills they learn into real life and intern.

    • There is also a big connection students can gain from attending the summer program as the faculty and alumni will offer much support. 

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