Graduate Admission

The Graduate Admission team interviewed certificate student Jessica Cronin, who currently works for the Center for Information and Study on Clinical Research Participation as a Project Manager. Jessica spoke about her experiences with the program, how she chose her particular certificate to pursue, and the skills she has gained that have already benefited her career.

Why did you choose to pursue a graduate certificate? What was going on in your career that made you want to improve your skills? 

Business Insider listed data scientists, data science specialists, and data management analysts among this year’s most in-demand jobs with starting salaries ranging between $100,000 and $130,000. In this blog you will find reasons to pursue your MS Business Analytics degree and why Bentley’s offering in this area of study is the right fit for you to meet your educational and professional goals.

The 2021 Analytics without Borders Conference was hosted by Bentley University virtually on March 26th alongside academic partners Bryant University, Tufts University, and Manning School of Business at UMass Lowell. Co-sponsors included DahShu National Institute of Statistical Sciences and the American Statistical Association. Faculty, students, and industry experts connected with one another and shared their thoughts on applications of data science.

The Graduate Admission team recently conducted an interview with certificate student Krista Campbell, who works as an associate consultant at Insight Experience, Inc. Krista discussed her experiences with the program, how she chose her particular certificate to pursue, and the skills she has gained that have already benefited her career.

As an Associate Director of Graduate Admission for the McCallum Graduate School of Business, I get lots of questions about Bentley University and what makes it so special? This is an easy question as there

Women's History Month throughout March celebrates women leaders and raises awareness to the persistent gender wage gap in the U.S. and globally. This year, it is particularly meaningful due to the pandemic's disproportionate impacts on women, mothers, BIPOC (black, indigenous, and people of color), and marginalized workers. As a female student studying Marketing and Business Analytics at the Graduate School, I was introduced to a number of avenues to engage in my community and beyond.

We can hardly contain our excitement about the news of returning to campus beginning Fall 2021! In this blog post you will find quotes from graduate students and staff on what they are most looking forward to back on campus.

The Presidential Search Committee introduced the Bentley community to new President Dr. E. LaBrent “Brent” Chrite this morning at a University-wide Zoom call. President Chrite spoke with great enthusiasm about joining Bentley and goals for the University moving forward. 

It’s spring here in Boston, which can mean only one thing—the Bentley graduate admission team is gearing up for our annual Graduate Preview Week, beginning this Saturday, March 20 and running through Thursday, March 25. Showing our applicants and admitted students how Bentley’s resources complement a strong academic experience is our main goal, and I hope to see many prospective students during this weeklong event.

The 24th Bentley Business Bowl was held virtually on February 20, 2021. The Business Bowl is a one-day campus-wide business case competition held annually.  In past competitions, participants had to build their presentations within four hours after their task. In the current virtual environment, the 24th Bentley Business Bowl was held online with the difficulty of the case increased and extended time to prepare.