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Overview
Hult International Business School is a private business school with its U.S. undergraduate base in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and additional campuses in London, Dubai, and other cities that students can rotate among during their degree. Its structure is unusual among American undergraduate options; international rotation is built into the model rather than offered as a study-abroad add-on.
Academics
The curriculum is entirely business-focused and organized around project-based learning rather than a traditional liberal-arts distribution; coursework tends to emphasize applied, real-world business problems over theoretical grounding. Because the student body is drawn from dozens of countries, group work and case studies are explicitly cross-cultural in a way few U.S. undergraduate programs replicate.
Campus & student life
Student life is defined by international mobility; a student might spend different terms or years at different Hult campuses, and by an unusually international peer group even at the Cambridge base, which changes the character of campus community compared with a single-site college.
Getting in
Hult evaluates applicants for fit with an intensely business-focused, internationally mobile program; it is not a formula-driven admissions process and looks specifically for students drawn to the rotation model.
Worth knowing
The campus-rotation structure is central to what Hult offers and should be understood in detail; which campuses are available at which points in the degree, and what rotation actually costs and requires, varies and matters more here than at a single-location school.
Admissions
Deadlines (2026–27 cycle)
Applying
hult.edu ↗High school coursework
RequiredNo specific high school unit distribution published; application requires high school transcripts reviewed holistically alongside a personal interview
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