Academic Support Centers

Accessibility Services

Accessibility Services is committed to fostering inclusive excellence by collaborating with and empowering students with disabilities. We coordinate individualized support services and programs that ensure equal access to education and college life. Through advocacy, partnership, and innovation, we strive to create a campus environment where all students have the opportunity to thrive.

Accessibility Services is responsible for evaluating and coordinating services for students with disabilities. Reasonable accommodations are determined after consultation with the student and thorough review of the student's medical documentation. Babson students requesting accommodations must register with the Department of Accessibility Services (DAS) and participate in an intake interview. Accessibility Services staff utilize an interactive review process to determine necessary accommodations. To register, students may submit an application via the Accessible Information Management (AIM) portal, along with appropriate documentation. Babson College is not responsible for ensuring academic accommodations for students who identify themselves only to faculty or staff, and not directly to Accessibility Services; nor are they responsible for those who identify themselves after the completion of academic requirements or projects.

For enrolled Babson College students, more information can be found regarding Accessibility Services policies and procedures on the Student Portal.

Located in Park Manor West

Math Resource Center

One of the most valuable academic resources for students, the Math Resource Center is staffed by highly qualified students and faculty who assist students who feel challenged by their math material. The center offers frequently used walk-in hours that you may take advantage of for homework or exam preparation.

The Math Resource Center provides support for the skills that are essential for an understanding of quantitative applications in business. Specifically, the MRC provides assistance for the required core business analytics courses AQM1000 and AQM2000.

Located in Horn Computer Center, Room 163

Speech Center

The Speech Center provides communication skills training for the Babson community, helping undergraduate students, graduate students, faculty and staff develop effective communication skills. The Speech Center’s professional speech consultants work one-on-one for 45 minute sessions and work with teams for 90 minute sessions, to help with harnessing nervous energy, developing confidence, and becoming skilled persuasive speakers. The Speech Center can work with class presentations (FME, BCAP, MCFE), TedTalks, and business pitches. For questions or more information, contact Sharon Sinnott in Horn 171.

Located in Horn Computer Center

Peer Tutoring Center

The Peer Tutoring Center provides individualized academic support through collaborative learning with trained peer tutors. Designed for all learners, peer tutoring is a proactive and effective strategy for academic success. Through one-on-one and group tutoring sessions, as well as weekly walk-in hours, students deepen their understanding of course concepts, build confidence, and work towards their academic goals. To learn more or to make an appointment, please visit the Peer Tutoring Website here: https://babson.sharepoint.com/sites/PeerTutoring6.

ACC1000: Introduction to Financial Accounting
ACC2002: Managerial Accounting
ECN2002: Principles of Microeconomics
FIN2000: Principles of Finance
OIM2001: Technology Operations Management

Located in Babson Hall, Room 205

Writing Center

Staffed by experienced faculty and highly trained peer consultants, the Writing Center assists you in becoming a better, more confident writer, helping you find ways to improve everything from business plans and essays to graduate school applications and your résumé.

Located in Horn Computer Center, Room 160