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Testimonials
What I like most about Babson's elective abroad program is that it helps me spend my time to the fullest and brings me closer to my peers and the professor. It is insane that we got to know local companies, entrepreneurs, and the culture of an entirely foreign nation in just a week.
It was a novel experience, and I only wish I had done something like this sooner. I never thought I was much of a traveler, but learning and growing with students and faculty in another country was something I wish I could share over and over again.
Babson Thought & Action
What does Entrepreneurial Thought & Action® look like in practice? These stories were published on Babson Thought & Action.

Good Company, Good Game Delivers Impact and Inspiration »
The course was based on the examples and values that Arthur M. Blank ’63, H’98 describes in his 2020 book, Good Company, and included a weeklong trip to Atlanta to experience firsthand how his six core values shape the Blank Family of Businesses and AMB Sports + Entertainment.

Rome Serves as a Classroom on Democracy »
In a city where the Roman Senate once governed, the Babson group reflected on democracy, on its origins and ideals, and on how it can fall short in representing all people.

Babson Students Work to Improve Health Care in Rwanda »
As part of the course, students took a nine-day trip to Rwanda in January, and they are spending this semester working on health projects with students from the country’s University of Global Health Equity (UGHE).

Experiential Study Abroad from Home? »
Engineered by Associate Professor Yasuhiro Yamakawa, EPS Made in Japan: Culture & Opportunities offered a glimpse into Japanese culture, allowing students such as Ryan Wilson ’23 to study abroad, even from home.