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Stay up to date on important information from Graduate Academic Advising & Engagement

This edition of the Grad Insider features upcoming events and important dates, a student spotlight, tutoring and study skills support, and food and basic needs resources.

🍂 Mid-Semester Momentum

It's hard to believe we're already five weeks into the semester! As midterms and major assignments begin to approach, remember that you don't have to navigate the busy season alone. Whether you need guidance on course planning, academic resources, or strategies for staying on track, the Graduate Academic Advising & Engagement team is here to support you every step of the way.

🗓️ Dates to Remember

10/12 - Columbus/Indigenous People's Day:University closed, no classes
10/12-10/13 - Fall break, no classes
10/15 - Last day to drop all courses for 100% refund, six-week second session courses
10/16 - Last day to add/swap a course, six-week second session courses
10/19 - Last day to drop a course without a W grade, six-week second session courses
10/26 - Registration for Winter 2027 term for all graduate students
11/2 - Registration for Spring 2027 term for all graduate students

Check the Academic Calendar to stay informed about important academic deadlines.

Check the Fall 2026 Proration Dates for important withdrawal and refund deadlines.

Advisor's Corner

Plan Ahead for Registration & Global Opportunities

Winter & Spring Registration Is Almost Here!

Registration opens soon, so now is the perfect time to review your degree audit and identify the courses you still need to complete. Have a quick question? Connect with a graduate advisor during drop-in hours or schedule an appointment for more in-depth questions.

Graduate Advising Drop-Ins

Monday, Wednesday & Thursday | 11 AM–2 PM
Join us in Jennison 336 or via Zoom. For more in-depth questions, schedule an academic advising appointment.

Important Registration Dates

October 21	Courses will be published in Workday and the Registration Hub goes live.
October 26	Winter Intensive registration begins.
November 2	Spring registration begins.

Explore the World with Bentley Global Experiences (BGX)

Looking to add a global experience to your graduate education? Bentley Global Experiences (BGX) are faculty-led, 3-credit study abroad courses offered during January break, Spring break, and May. BGX courses can often be used as an elective toward your graduate degree, allowing you to combine global travel, cultural experiences, and business learning while earning academic credit.

Upcoming January & March BGX Deadlines

October 1: Early Bird deadline (save $125)
October 16: Course and scholarship application deadline
October 28: Course and scholarship decisions announced

Explore BGX for Graduate Students → Before applying, check with your academic advisor to confirm how a BGX may fit into your degree requirements.

Academic Support Services Available to You

Whether you're looking for help with a course, support staying organized, or additional academic resources, there are plenty of options available. Explore graduate tutoring, study skills support, and Bentley's learning labs and centers below.

Course Support

Graduate Peer Tutoring

We have tutors available for a wide range of subjects and courses. If tutoring is not currently available for your class, we are happy to help connect you with other academic resources and support options.

Request a Peer Tutor →

Interested in Becoming a Peer Tutor?

We're currently hiring a paid peer tutor for ST 625 - Quantitative Analysis for Business. The position is primarily virtual, guarantees 5 hours per week, and interviews are ongoing.

Search R0006468 - Graduate Academic Peer Tutors in Workday →

Learn more about Graduate Tutoring & Study Skills Support →

Meet Your
Organizational Tutor

Elias Ait Bouali

Elias is an M.S. in Financial Analytics student who can help you with time management, organization, study habits, and finding strategies that work for you.

Drop-In Hours

Tuesdays: 5–6:30 PM
Wednesdays: 2–4 PM
Sundays: 4–5:30 PM

Join Drop-In Hours →

Elias's Tip: Plan your week ahead and break big assignments into smaller tasks. A little progress each day helps avoid last-minute stress.

Learning Labs & Centers

These academic labs and learning centers offer course-specific support and skill-building to help you succeed in your coursework.

Accounting & CIS Information Management (AIM) Tech Lab

Support for GR 602, AC 730, AC 731, and AC 742, including SAP software, course concepts, and hands-on guidance. Learn More →

CIS (Computer Information Systems) Sandbox

Tutoring for CS 602, CS 603, CS 605, CS 607, and CS 610 to strengthen technical skills and course understanding. Learn More →

Hughey Center for Financial Services - Trading Room

Tutoring and academic support with Trading Room databases and financial tools used in industry. Learn More →

Learning Lab for Economics, Accounting & Finance (LEAF)

Academic support for economics, accounting, and finance courses to reinforce key concepts and quantitative skills. Learn More →

Mathematics Learning Center

Drop-in tutoring for GR 521, including problem-solving, coursework, and exam preparation. Learn More →

The Writing Center

One-on-one support for writing, including clarity, structure, grammar, and academic writing across disciplines. Learn More →

Explore Additional Academic Resources →

Grads on the Rise: Kyle Luo

Meet Kyle Luo, a second-year international MSBA student who recently completed a summer internship with TikTok. We sat down with Kyle to discuss his internship experience, his time at Bentley, and his advice for fellow MSBA students.

Read Kyle's Interview →

Food & Basic Needs Support

For some students, the start of the semester can bring challenges beyond the classroom. If you're struggling to meet basic needs, resources are available to help you stay fed and supported throughout the semester.

Swipe Out Hunger

Students experiencing food insecurity can request meal swipes to use at The 921. Request Meal Swipes →

Falcon Family Fridge

Located outside between Smith and Jennison halls, Bentley's on-campus food pantry is available to all students and encourages students to “Take what you need, leave what you can.”

Falcons Finding Food

Receive text and email alerts when leftover food from campus events is available to eat on-site or take to go. Sign Up →

Student Hardship Fund

Students facing unexpected financial barriers to their education are encouraged to apply for additional support. Learn More →

Explore All Basic Needs Resources →

📍 On the Grad Horizon

Don't miss these upcoming events hosted by our office!

Graduate Supper Club

Join fellow graduate students for an evening of community, conversation, and great food.

October 8 | 5:00–7:00 PM
LaCava Faculty Staff Dining Room

Strategic Thinking – Designing the Life and Career You Want

Join us for a virtual workshop focused on strategic thinking, leadership, and designing the life and career you want.

October 20 | 12:00–1:00 PM
Virtual

Another Graduate Opportunity

Global Health Case Challenge

Collaborate virtually with graduate students from Germany on a real-world global health case challenge this fall!

View the Flyer

Follow Us on Instagram!

A quick shoutout to Fola Ayobami and Christina Harrick for helping drive our Instagram and keeping the graduate community connected! Follow along for GAAE updates, events, resources, and more.

Follow @BentleyGAAE

Grads on the Rise

Every graduate student has a story worth sharing! Have you or a peer completed an internship, led a project, conducted research, or reached a personal milestone? We'd love to hear about it.

SHARE YOUR STORY! →

Jennison Hall, Suite 336
Office Hours: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM (ET)
(781) 891-2348 | GA_Gradvising@bentley.edu | bentley.edu/gaae

Drop-In Academic Advising: Mon, Wed, Thurs | 11am–2 pm | in-person or via Zoom

Regular Academic Advising Appointment: Link to schedule