Babson College vs Northeastern University

The main residential campus of Babson College is 350 acres (1.4 km2) and located in the "Babson Park" section of Wellesley, Massachusetts, just fifteen miles west of Boston. Other campus and facilities are located at Boston, San Francisco and Miami. 

The campus is located near to Museum of Fine Arts and Symphony Hall. It is situated in the heart of Boston and is filled with greenery. Northeastern University lies in the neighborhood of Huntington Avenue.  

At Babson, our community may be wildly diverse (culturally, ethnically, geographically), but there’s one thing we all agree on: supporting each other. As a Babson student, you’re surrounded by a support system in all areas of living and learning with resources that allow you to take care of your entire wellbeing—not just one part or another. Beyond honing leadership skills and the ability to work collaboratively on a common goal, clubs and organizations at Babson are just plain fun. You can find out about all clubs during the annual Student Organization Fair. There are more than 100 organizations and 6 greek facilities. With 23 NCAA Division III varsity sports, plus intramural and club sports, there’s a way for everyone to play at Babson, regardless of how much you want to compete. From traditional residence halls to suite-style accommodations, the undergraduate housing options at Babson range in layout, but all offer a safe, comfortable, supportive, and engaging community ready to help fuel your personal growth and academic success. From sit-down meals to grab-and-go options, dining at Babson is about ensuring you get food that tastes good, is good for you, and works with your schedule. As a Babson student, you’ll have easy access to services designed to promote your wellbeing and safety so that you can do well inside the classroom and have fun outside the classroom.

32 intramural sports, 18 varsity sports, and 43 club sports. Additionally, campus offers Fall Fest, Afro Flow Yoga workshop, Field hockey, volleyball, soccer games, Night at the student center, and First pages. 

Ernesto Bertarelli : Swiss businessman
Arthur M. Blank : co-founder, former CEO of The Home Depot
Peter Boss MBA : race car driver
Edward Maurice Bronfman :businessman, founder of Edper Investments
Matt Chatham: former NFL linebacker with the New England Patriots
Anthony Chiasson: hedge fund manager
Matt Coffin : founder and former President of LowerMyBills.com

Shawn Fanning (Computer programmer), Wendy Williams (TV host), Reggie Lewis (basketball player), Jane Curtin (actress), James Franklin Jeffrey (American Diplomat), Jeff Clarke (Executive Chairman of FTD), Albert Sacco (Dean Whitacre College of Engineering), Yale Patt (professor), Mo Cowan (former US Senator).