Babson College is Olin's closest neighbor and is internationally recognized for its top entrepreneurship programs and award-winning undergraduate curriculum. Olin students share Babson's athletic and spiritual life facilities with its 1,700 undergrads and 1,600 graduate student and may use the flex dollars on their meal plans at Babson's dining facilities. Olin students may participate in Babson clubs, but at present must be accompanied by a Babson student to attend Babson student activities. Questions about Babson should be directed to the CORe Vice President of Campus Life, or visit Babson's college's online resources.
Wellesley College is a women's liberal arts college of about 2,300 undergraduates located just a few minutes by car from Olin. In addition academic courses and events, Olin students may participate in Wellesley College's clubs. Olin students with questions about Wellesley should contact the CORe Vice President for Student Initiatives, or visit one of the Wellesley college links.
Founded in 1948, Brandeis is one of the nation's youngest private research universities and serves 3,000 undergraduates and 1,300 graduate sstudents. Olin students may take classes in any of Brandeis's 34 academic concentrations. Olin has no formal arrangement with Brandeis's clubs, but our students have informally been told that they are welcome. If you have a question about Brandeis, ask the CORe Vice President of Finance and Records or visit Brandeis's websites.
