Babson College Programs & Rankings

Outcomes-based program rankings.

Across 1 programs serving roughly 564 students annually, 1 meet Azimuth's ranking threshold — a narrow but focused set. Business Administration is both the largest and highest-earning program, graduating 564 students annually with median earnings of $107,520 four years after enrollment.

Azimuth ranks the program #8 nationally for median earnings four years after enrollment among nonprofit four-year institutions — a strong position that reflects Babson College's longstanding specialization in entrepreneurship and management education. Because the program dominates the institution's degree output so thoroughly, the institution-level earnings story and the program-level story are effectively the same: Babson College's financial outcomes rise or fall with the strength of this single program family.

That concentration carries a distinct implication for prospective students. Families evaluating Babson College should understand that the earnings data reflects a cohort overwhelmingly composed of business graduates entering finance, consulting, and entrepreneurship pathways — high-mobility career tracks where four-year earnings tend to capture real labor-market outcomes rather than undercounting graduates still in graduate school.

The [supply-demand map for college graduates](/analysis/supply-demand-map-college-degrees/) provides broader context for how business-concentrated institutions align with national employer demand. For students committed to a business career, the specialization is the value proposition; for students uncertain about field of study, the narrow portfolio means fewer fallback options within the same institution.

Analyzing 1 programs with available earnings data.

Notable Programs

Highest Earnings

Business Administration, Management and Operations

$108K

#8 nationally

Best National Rank

Business Administration, Management and Operations

$108K median earnings

Largest Enrollment

Business Administration, Management and Operations

564

recent graduates

Program Insights

Top Ranked Programs

Babson College's program mix is defined by a single, dominant concentration: Business accounts for 100% of degree output, making this one of the most specialized program portfolios in the Azimuth coverage set. Unlike diversified research universities where earnings outcomes reflect a broad spread of disciplines, Babson College's results are almost entirely a function of how well its business graduates perform in the labor market. Across 1 programs serving roughly 564 students annually, 1 meet Azimuth's ranking threshold — a narrow but focused set. Business Administration is both the largest and highest-earning program, graduating 564 students annually with median earnings of $107,520 four years after enrollment. Azimuth ranks the program #8 nationally for median earnings four years after enrollment among nonprofit four-year institutions — a strong position that reflects Babson College's longstanding specialization in entrepreneurship and management education. Because the program dominates the institution's degree output so thoroughly, the institution-level earnings story and the program-level story are effectively the same: Babson College's financial outcomes rise or fall with the strength of this single program family. That concentration carries a distinct implication for prospective students. Families evaluating Babson College should understand that the earnings data reflects a cohort overwhelmingly composed of business graduates entering finance, consulting, and entrepreneurship pathways — high-mobility career tracks where four-year earnings tend to capture real labor-market outcomes rather than undercounting graduates still in graduate school. The [supply-demand map for college graduates](/analysis/supply-demand-map-college-degrees/) provides broader context for how business-concentrated institutions align with national employer demand. For students committed to a business career, the specialization is the value proposition; for students uncertain about field of study, the narrow portfolio means fewer fallback options within the same institution.

The tables below compare programs in each category by earnings, rank, debt, and cohort size.

These sections represent the complete set of ranked undergraduate programs at Babson College.

Business & Economics

$108K avg

1 program1 Top 10 Nationally

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Business & Economics graduates earn 108K on average, with 1 program ranking in the national Top 10.

Program	National Rank	Median Earnings	Median Debt	Cohort Size
Business Administration, Management and Operations	#8	$107,520	$60,480	564

How We Rank Programs

Program rankings are derived entirely from post-graduation outcomes. We do not use reputation surveys, selectivity metrics, or SAT scores. This means some programs may rank differently than you'd expect based on prestige — and that's intentional.