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Minors in Finance, Accounting, and Marketing to Be Offered to All Undergrads

Starting in the fall of 2018, students outside of the Carroll School of Management (CSOM) will be able to declare minors outside of the current options available to students, according to Ethan Sullivan, associate dean in the undergraduate program of CSOM. Students will be able to minor in finance, marketing, accounting for CPAs, and accounting…

News, Academics, Featured Story

Journalism Minor Unveiled, Application Open for Prospective Students

The idea behind the minor was to combine a liberal arts education of Boston College with the global perspective that journalism entails.

Features

MCAS Alumni Join, Mentor Sophomores at Career Event

After watching their CSOM friends snatch up internships, hundreds of MCAS ’20 learn how badly employers want their holistic minds.

Features

MCAS Alumni Join, Mentor Sophomores at Career Event

After watching their CSOM friends snatch up internships, hundreds of MCAS ’20 learn how badly employers want their holistic minds.

Editorials, Opinions

End of Honors Program Brings About Uncertainty

“As BC has become a top national university and begun to attract superior applicants, the Honors Program is no longer necessary in its original function, according to a letter from Dean of MCAS Rev. Greg Kalscheur, S.J., sent to students.”

Opinions, Column

Code-Switching Through Classes

“In reality, people have to code-switch every day, and practicing as an undergraduate is more of an asset than many come to realize.”

Features

Back to School Guide: Professors Worth Taking

With new professor Angela Ards and old favorites like Seth Jacobs, this list covers some of BC’s best.

Letters To The Editor

LTE: 20 MCAS Chairs Respond to Leahy’s Signing of DACA Statements

“We stand together with Boston College President, Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J., who has signed an open letter (along with 435 other college and university presidents and chancellors) urging the continuation and expansion of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) program.”