Virtual Campus

Everything you need for a virtual Babson experience.

No matter the distance, we’re here to help. From Webex, to virtual advising, events, and support groups—we’ve gone completely digital and are ready to connect.

Technology Tips

	Check your Wi-Fi before class.

	Select “computer audio” when you join a session.

	Use a headset for the best sound.

	Keep your mic muted until you need to speak.

	Keep your camera on during class. If you have low bandwidth, please turn it off.

	Join from a quiet environment, if you can.

	Keep a neutral backdrop.

Webex Meetings and Webex Teams

Webex Meetings and Webex Teams accounts have been created for all Babson students.

Webex Meetings is a virtual meeting app that allows you to see, speak to, and share your screen or files with remote participants, simultaneously and in real time.

Webex Teams creates a place for groups to work together and stay connected. Find more detailed information: Community FAQ and Resource Guide.

If you have any issues during your session or courses, call the IT Support Center at 781-239-4357 or email support@babson.edu.

Access Resources for Class

Log in to the Student Portal and navigate to Services, then Technology Support to access the tools available at Getting Started with Online Classes:

Connect with Support Services

Whether you’re an undergraduate or graduate student, Babson’s support services will remain available to you remotely.

Academic Resource Centers

You can continue to utilize academic resource centers (including Math, Writing, Speech, and SPARK Tutoring).

The Learning Center and Accessibility Services remains available to support any and all needs. To speak with a staff member directly about your questions or concerns, email the Learning Center directly.

Class Deans and Academic Advising

Student Advising & Success
Class deans and other office staff are available to meet with you by Webex. Please reach out to schedule an appointment or contact Student Advising & Success.

More Student Advising & Success Virtual Services »

Graduate Academic Services
Email Graduate Academic Services with questions or requests.

Library Resources

Research librarians are available to meet with you by Webex.

Appointments can be booked online. All of the library's electronic resources continue to be available via the A-Z Database List with a Babson username and password. Students also have free access to The New York Times and Wall Street Journal. If you have any access issues, please reach out to research@babson.edu.

Other Student Support Services

Student support services, including Glavin Office of Multicultural & International Education and all services will remain available remotely.

And all Babson community members will have access to free, virtual fitness classes and nutrition video tips via Wellbeats.

Support Groups

Virtual support groups are now available. All groups are open, drop-in, confidential, and in EDT.

Groups include (with more to come): Disrupted Abroad, Seniors, Living on Campus, Graduate Students, If You're/At Risk of Being Sick or Have Health Concerns, Athletes, Survivors, and LGBTQ+.

Find specific Webex links to each group: Community FAQ and Resource Guide.

The Centers and Institutes

All of our will continue to enhance learning through interactive activities, workshops and virtual guest speakers.

Check Babson's event page for continuous updates to virtual offerings.

The Centers for Career Development (CCD)

Graduate and undergraduate CCD will continue to support your professional development and internship/job searches. Please reach out to career advisors you have been working with or contact the offices directly.

The Hoffman Family Undergraduate Center for Career Development, phone: 781-239-4215

Graduate Center for Career Development, phone: 781-239-4210

Access Free Fitness at Wellbeats »

Keep Learning!

BabsonDiscover

The BabsonDiscover webinar series will help our community discover innovative ways to solve today's challenges. Open to all and hosted by our many Centers, Institutes, Babson Executive Education, and other community members.

Learn more

Virtual Campus

Technology Tips

Check your Wi-Fi before class.

Select “computer audio” when you join a session.

Use a headset for the best sound.

Keep your mic muted until you need to speak.

Keep your camera on during class. If you have low bandwidth, please turn it off.

Join from a quiet environment, if you can.

Keep a neutral backdrop.