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All The Resources You Need to Succeed
Bentley University offers a wealth of opportunities for female leaders on campus to excel academically, professionally, and personally. Bentley is characterized by a supportive community, extensive resources, and inspiring role models, making it an ideal place for women to thrive, both on campus and in business. Explore a few examples of the campus resources waiting for you, and read some recent inspiring stories of our accomplished students.
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Women's Leadership Program
A four-year program that empowers young women with the essential skills, real-world experiences, and confidence needed to advance into leadership roles. The program includes workshops, mentorship and networking, special leadership events, and a tuition award totaling up to $40,000. To apply, complete the supplemental short answers on the Common Application.
Center for Women and Business
The Gloria Cordes Larson Center for Women and Business (CWB) is dedicated to advancing workplace diversity and young women like you. Our student programs focus on critical workplace diversity issues and strategies for self-advocacy and inclusive leadership. Such programs include fellowships, networking and living communities.
Other Involvement Opportunities
Women on campus enjoy leadership development opportunities, including Bentley Women's Network, Student Government, First-Year Seminar Facilitators, Orientation Leaders, Resident Advisers, Service–Learning Program Managers, and more.
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Economic Model
Neyheymee Mondiere ’23, a Business Economics major, is a senior adviser, modeling director, and intramural volleyball captain at Bentley. She's successfully balanced internships at EY and Mineral Tree with a modeling career, even gracing the New York Fashion Week runway.
Finding More Than Just Business
In high school, Sydney MacLeod was unsure about her college major but got recruited for Bentley field hockey. On campus, she discovered Bentley was about more than just business.
A Culture of Belonging
Ysanel Luciano, a first-generation student majoring in Management with a focus on Human Resources, was an advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) and involved in cultural groups like La Cultura Latina and Coming Full Circle.
Turning a Beauty Industry Dream into Reality
Medha Prakash ’22 arrived at Bentley with big dreams, and through careful planning and determination, she achieved her No. 1 goal: landing a job at L’Oréal in 2022.