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Quick Stats

Student Parking Lot? Yes
Athletic, Bryan, Coleman, Forest Hall, Trim, and Woodland Hill parking lots.
Freshmen Allowed to Park? Yes
Approximate Parking Permit Cost
  • $50 per year for commuters
  • $75 per year for resident students
Common Parking Tickets
  • Fire lane: $50
  • Handicapped zone: $100
  • No parking zone: $25
Best Places to Find a Spot
  • Trim parking lot offers ample parking room
  • Hollister parking lot, but only on the weekends
  • In front of Reynolds loading zone, if you are only running in for a second.
Good Luck Getting a Spot Here Coleman Parking Lot

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Bringing your car is a definite must, and there’s plenty of parking all over campus. It’s also easy to get a permit—all you have to do is stop by the Public Safety Office and ask for one. Permits really aren't that expensive, which is a very good deal in comparison to other schools in the Boston area. This is not to say that parking is very convenient for students here, but compared to many other schools, this is a parking lot heaven. However, finding your car after a few nights of not driving can be a significant challenge, especially when it snows and all the cars look similar under that fluffy, freezing white coat.

Having a car is helpful when you want to get a late-night snack (there are no 24-hour restaurants on campus). Cars are also useful when heading for the mall or to the Wellesley Stop & Shop for some groceries. Some students go overboard and bring a winter and a summer car to campus. This can cause some congestion problems and is just another example of the wealth exhibited by most Babson students. Mostly, though, the school does a good job at providing ample parking for its students and visitors.

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Parking at Babson College

almondjoy

Business Management '15

4.2
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Always Available

Parking is fairly cheap being only $75 and there are always parking spots available. Just make sure you know which lots students are allowed to park in or you'll get fined $25.

May 13, 2012

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leot

Business Administration and Management '15

3.8
B+

Parking

Parking on Babson campus is far from everything unless you are one of the lucky few to get to Babson early enough to get parking near the classrooms and library. However, there is plenty of parking available.

Apr 15, 2012

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Parking at Babson College

spanecjk

Business Administration and Management '11

5.0
A+

Easy

Gets easier as you get older, but amazing regardless

Sep 13, 2011

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User rating for Babson College - Parking is 4.6 out of 5 based on 17 user reviews.

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Facts

Getting a Parking Permit

All students must register their car and receive a parking permit three days after bringing the car to Babson. Guests are also required to get visitor passes and must adhere to traffic and parking regulations.

Parking ServicesWhat's This?

Department of Public Safety
(781) 239-5598
drapeau@babson.edu
www.babson.edu/ps

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