Applying for Admission

 

                                 Attention 2010 IBIM Candidates!

       If possible, IBIM students should attend Bentley Orientation Week 2

The IBIM application process is competitive, and the program is best suited to the student seeking a deeper understanding of different academic systems, cultures, and even his or herself. Such students will make a significant effort to observe, learn and adapt as they travel and study abroad. Student success in the program depends on factors such as:

  • independence
  • maturity
  • responsibility
  • adaptability
  • academic initiative
  • intellectual and cultural curiosity  

With this in mind, applications will be evaluated using the following criteria:

  • demonstrated interest in learning about global management and information technology in a European setting
  • high academic achievement
  • program fit with academic and personal goals

Submitting an Application

Review the web site and other information, and, if you would like, speak with one of the IBIM staff or faculty contacts below.

  • Statement of Purpose: Submit a written essay by June 1, 2010, if you are entering Bentley as a freshman in Fall 2010. If you are unable to make this deadline but still wish to apply, please contact Trish Foster,
    at pfoster@bentley.edu or 781.891.2847.
    • The essay should be one to two pages in length
    • The essay should clearly outline your academic and personal interests in the program
    • The essay should explain how you will benefit from the experience and what skills you hope to develop.  Please highlight any unique personal qualities that demonstrate your readiness for the academic and cultural challenges inherent in pursuing an international bachelor’s degree
    • Contact us at any time if you have questions or concerns
  • Interviews: We will review applications upon receipt, and contact you to schedule a phone or personal interview to take place in late May/early June 2010. Interviews are designed to allow Bentley administrators to get to know more about your motivation and preparedness for the IBIM program, and to offer an opportunity for you to ask questions.

Contact Information

Submit a statement of purpose via mail or e-mail

Mail:

Trish Foster
Grant Administrator
Bentley University
175 Forest Street
Adamian Academic Center, Room 310
Waltham, MA 02452-4705

E-mail:
pfoster@bentley.edu
with subject heading
“International Bachelor’s in Information Management (IBIM)” 

Contacts
Judith Kamm, Associate Dean of Business
Morison Hall, Room 305
781.891.2867
jkamm@bentley.edu

Mary Ann Robbert, Associate Professor, IPM
Smith Academic Technology Center, Room 403
781.891.2175
mrobbert@bentley.edu

Trish Foster, Grant Administrator
Adamian Academic Center, Room 310
781.891.2847
pfoster@bentley.edu

Natalie Schlegel, Director of Education Abroad
Office of Education Abroad, Adamian Academic Center Room 160
781.891.3474
nschlegel@bentley.edu