Campus Overview

Babson College is a prestigious, small private college known for its entrepreneurial focus and strong business program. With approximately 2,500 undergraduate students, Babson offers an intimate and specialized academic environment.


Location & Setting Located in suburban Wellesley, Massachusetts, the campus sits approximately 10 miles west of Boston. The suburban setting provides a peaceful, safe college environment with easy access to urban amenities and opportunities in the greater Boston metropolitan area.

Campus Life The small student body creates a tight-knit community with numerous opportunities for personal connections and involvement. On-campus housing is guaranteed for most students, with a mix of traditional dormitories and apartment-style living. While not a traditional party school, Babson has an active social scene centered around entrepreneurial events, clubs, and professional networking opportunities.

Student Body Highly diverse student population with approximately 40% international students. Students tend to be academically driven, entrepreneurially minded, and career-focused. The student body is typically analytical, ambitious, and interested in business innovation and startup culture.

Academics Renowned globally for entrepreneurship and business education, Babson consistently ranks among the top undergraduate business schools in the United States. The curriculum emphasizes practical, hands-on learning with a strong focus on innovation, startup development, and real-world business skills. Smaller class sizes allow for personalized academic experiences and close faculty interaction.

Athletics & Sports Competes in NCAA Division III athletics with 16 varsity sports teams. The Beavers have competitive programs, though athletic prominence is secondary to academic and entrepreneurial achievements. Strong emphasis on team spirit and personal development through athletics.

Lifestyle & Weather Experiences typical New England seasonal variations, with cold winters and mild summers. A car is helpful but not absolutely necessary due to campus compactness and proximity to public transportation. Nearby Boston offers extensive recreational and cultural opportunities. Campus and surrounding area are safe, walkable, and provide multiple outdoor and recreational options.

Field Hockey (2025)

Level
D3 Ranked
RPI Rank
#1
2025 Record
In-Division: 14-1
Conference
New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference
Coach
Julie Ryan
Recruiting Events:
Disney Showcase 2026
Super Sixty December 2025Dec '25

School

Type
Private
Classification
-
Common Majors:
Business (100%)

Student Body

Total
3,887
Undergrad
69%
Demographics
43% women
Student:Faculty
16:1

Programs of Interest

Environmental Science
Psychology
Biology
Sports Med / Kinesiology
French

Academics

Admission Rate
20%
SAT Median
1,440
SAT Range
1,380-1,500
ACT Median
31
Retention
94%
Graduation
92%

Costs

In-State
$56,032
Out-of-State
$56,032
Room & Board
$20,786
Avg Net Price
$38,876
Net price = average after financial aid

Weather

Winter
Moderate
HighLow
January35°18°
April58°35°
July82°62°
October62°40°
Oct/Apr = field hockey season

Location

Setting
Suburban (Suburb: Large)
Nearest City
Boston, MA
Distance
11 miles

Coaching Staff

Name Position Contact Bio
Julie Ryan Head Coach jryan5@babson.edu View Bio
Lindsey O Coin Assistant Coach View Bio
Meghan Evans Assistant Coach mevans2@babson.edu View Bio

Roster Breakdown

28 players

Geographic Recruiting

In-State: 43% (12 players)
US Out-of-State: 57% (16 players)
Massachusetts: 43% (12 players)
New Jersey: 14% (4 players)

Position Breakdown

Forward: 7 (25.0%)
Forward/Midfielder: 6 (21.4%)
Midfielder: 7 (25.0%)
Defender: 6 (21.4%)
Goalkeeper: 2 (7.1%)

Class Year Distribution

Freshman: 6 (21.4%)
Sophomore: 6 (21.4%)
Junior: 7 (25.0%)
Senior: 8 (28.6%)
5th Year/Grad: 1 (3.6%)

Full Roster (28 players)

# Name Position Year Height Hometown High School
00 Madison Tibbals GK Fr. 5-1 Gorham, Maine Gorham
1 Lauren Knight F/M Gr. 5-2 Orleans, Mass. Nauset Regional / Quinnipiac University
2 Brooke Jankowski B Sr. 5-8 Derry, N.H. Central Catholic
3 Samantha Kelly F Jr. 5-1 Rowley, Mass. Triton Regional
4 Anna Bonazzoli B Fr. 5-10 Clinton, Mass. Middlesex School
5 Aurielle Wolf M Fr. 5-3 Millburn, N.J. Kent Place School
6 Kayla Rice M Fr. 5-7 Walpole, Mass. Lawrence Academy
7 Ashley Braren F Jr. 5-4 Westwood, Mass. Westwood
8 Lilly Goettsche F/M So. 5-6 Glencoe, Ill. New Trier
9 Penny Baroni F/M So. 5-3 Dennis, Mass. Barnstable
10 Alex Michelotti M Sr. 5-5 Englewood, Colo. Cherry Creek
11 Caroline DiGiovanni F Sr. 5-10 Harwich, Mass. Monomoy Regional
12 Helen DiGiovanni F Jr. 5-9 Harwich, Mass. Monomoy Regional
13 Laney Reed F/M Sr. 5-4 West Chester, Pa. St. George's School
14 Kate Milbourn B Jr. 5-6 Gates Mills, Ohio Hawken School
15 Jenny Purtell F Jr. 5-5 Beverly, Mass. Kent School
16 Grace Mullaney M Jr. 5-4 Boxford, Mass. Pingree School / Boston University
17 Brooke Willey F/M Fr. 5-4 Goshen, Ky. North Oldham
18 Charlotte Roe M So. 5-6 Wayne, Pa. Agnes Irwin School
19 Emma Smith B Jr. 5-6 Kenilworth, Ill. New Trier
20 Betty Weber F/M Fr. 5-3 Moorestown, N.J. Moorestown
21 Lauren Golden B So. 5-6 New Albany, Ohio Columbus Academy
22 Ally Antonacci F Sr. 5-1 Skillman, N.J. Princeton Day School
23 Taylor Shoflick M/B So. 5-1 Greenwood Village, Colo. Cherry Creek
24 Sanne van der Goes B Sr. 5-7 Glenview, Ill. Glenbrook South
26 Caroline Powell F Sr. 5-4 Westport, Mass. Moses Brown School / Queens University
27 Leesie Sohn M So. 5-8 Concord, Mass. Concord-Carlisle
50 Josie Ashton GK Sr. 5-3 Chatham, N.J. Morristown Beard