Boston College provides all first-year students with independent but supported living accommodations in residence halls on either the Newton Campus or Upper Campus in Chestnut Hill. The residence halls are coed; men and women live on alternate floors. Most freshmen live in double rooms, though some singles, triples, and quads are available. View floor plans and room renderings at www.bc.edu/floorplans.
Living
discover the heights
The weekly farmer's market in the fall, sponsored by BC Dining Services.
At Boston College, you will live in a community that nourishes your intellectual, personal, and spiritual growth as you pursue the University’s academic programs and extracurricular activities.
Boston College supports both Mac and Windows computers, providing system integration and local technology support. Additional resources include eLearning (Blackboard Vista), audiovisual and research services. Technology Services also provides consultation and training sessions for the BC community.
Learn more about Boston College's laptop purchasing program.
An important aspect of your education is decision-making, a process the Jesuit Order calls discernment. Throughout your undergraduate years at Boston College, you can take advantage of retreats and weekend experiences that support your academic, social, and spiritual development. These programs allow you to take a break from campus life and reflect on your college journey, the decisions you face, and how to act on those decisions.
Learn more about retreat opportunities at Boston College by clicking on the links below.
Receiving several industry awards over the past decade, BC Dining is committed to excellence in every facet of food service operations. From the weekly organic food market in the fall to the Chocolate Bar in the recently completed Stokes Commons, BC Dining provides students with a wide variety of food options prepared right on campus. Want to see for yourself? Visit the BC Dining website to view daily menus, nutritional information, dining hall hours, and meal plan options.
We encourage our students to become engaged members of the community. Whether you are an artist, debater, athlete, volunteer, leader, or a doer in all things, you will find your niche at Boston College. With more than 200 student organizations and leadership programs, campus activities are opportunities for you to enhance your personal growth and sense of fulfillment.
Masses and other on-campus worship services, social justice programs, faith-based student organizations and retreats help students explore their spiritual and religious lives.
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |