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Bentley is a national leader in business education, blending the breadth and technological strength of a large university with the values and student focus of a small college. Bentley educates students and generates new knowledge by uniting the rigor, relevance, creativity and intellectual dynamics of business and the liberal arts.

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175 Forest Street

Waltham, MA 02452

United States

Phone: 781-891-2108

Fax: 781-891-2464

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Concentrations:	Accounting, Economics, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Information Systems/Information Technology, International Business, Leadership/Management, Marketing, MS/MBA -- Dual Degree, Real Estate
Centers of Research:	Accounting, Finance, Information Systems/Information Technology, International Business, Marketing
Part-Time Program:	Yes
Evening Program:	Yes
Executive MBA Program Offered:	No
Online MBA:	No
Student Faculty Ratio:	11:1
Total Faculty:	292
Faculty Full-Time:	61%
Faculty Part-Time:	39%

Rolling Admission:	Yes
Application Deadline Round 1:	12/01
Notification Date Round 1:	01/15
Application Deadline Round 2:	01/20
Notification Date Round 2:	03/15
Application Deadline Round 3:	03/15
Notification Date Round 3:	05/01

GMAT Range (25-75%):	530 - 620
Average UGrad GPA:	3.45
Enrollment:	592
% Full-Time:	13%
% Part-Time:	87%
% Full-Time International:	72%
Average Age:	26.00
Avg Years Work Experience:	3

Average Starting Salary:	$73,056.00
% of graduates accepting new jobs in
Consulting:	33.3%
Finance:	11.1%
Information Technology:	33.3%
Marketing / Sales:	11.1%

Tuition:	$25,200.00
Estimated Room and Board:	$13,310.00
Students receiving some aid:	42%
Average Annual Total Financial Aid:	$16,956.00
Direct Lender:	No

% of Classrooms with Internet Access:	100%
Campus-wide Internet Network:	Yes
Research Centers:	The Center for Marketing Technology: a best practices laboratory for studying the complex forces that drive buying and selling in a global and electronic economy; The Design and Usability Testing Center: puts into studentsÂ’ hands the same applications and methods employed by web developers, user-interface designers and usability specialists; The Trading Room: offers firsthand exposure to financial concepts like portfolio construction, electronic trading and risk management by combining real-time world financial data and state-of- the-art technology. This facility actually serves as headquarters to the New England Stock Index. The Accounting Center for Electronic Learning and Business Measurement: supports undergraduate and graduate programs in accountancy and accounting information systems through the demonstration of sophisticated technologies that are reshaping the profession of accounting and financial management; The Center for Languages and International Collaboration: brings the global world into focus with resources that hone studentsÂ’ modern language skills and foster their understanding of and sensitivity to cultures and countries across the globe.