General Campus Information
OFFICE OF STUDENT SERVICES
The Office of Student Services offers convenient one-stop Academic, Financial, and Eagle-One Card services which include:
- Academic Transcripts
- Degree Audits
- Eagle One Cards
- Enrollment Certifications
- Financial Aid
- Loans
- Medical Insurance Waivers
- Payment Plans
- Registration
- Student Employment
- Successful Start (Money Management)
- Tuition Payment
For more information, contact Student Services in Lyons Hall, 800–294–0294, email studentservices@bc.edu, or visit the website at www.bc.edu/studentservices.
DIVISION OF STUDENT AFFAIRS
The Division of Student Affairs oversees campus living, health and counseling services, cultural and student activities, career services, volunteer service initiatives, and AHANA programs. The Division of Student Affairs is comprised of the following departments:
Office of the Dean of Students
Volunteer and Service Learning Center
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SERVICES
Representatives from Information Technology Services will be available in the residence halls on Newton Campus and Upper Campus to help students get started with technology at Boston College.
Students with a computer on the BC network are required to install anti-virus software (McAfee for Windows and Sophos for Mac). Windows users are also required to install ePO security software. This software is available free to students at www.bc.edu/virus.
Students who need technology assistance are welcome to dial 2–HELP (617–552–4357 from off campus) or go to www.bc.edu/help.
Emergency contact information: Make sure your emergency contact information is up-to-date at http://portal.bc.edu.
BC SHUTTLE BUS
The Transportation and Parking Office coordinates a shuttle service providing transportation to the Newton Campus, Reservoir MBTA stop at Cleveland Circle, and areas near Main Campus. Schedules, maps, and additional information are available at www.bc.edu/shuttle or 617–552–0151.
EAGLE TRANSPORTATION
Eagle Transportation (Eagle Trans) provides van and walking safety escorts to enhance the security of all members of the Boston College community. Additional information is available at www.bc.edu/offices/bcpd, or call the Boston College Police Department at 617–552–4440.
RESIDENCE HALL COUNCIL
First-year students are eligible and encouraged to run for election in their Residence Hall Councils. For additional information, email RHA@bc.edu or see your Resident Director (RD) in September.
RESIDENCE HALL OPENING
Ready to begin your special BC journey? Be sure to carefully read our opening information and early arrival information. www.bc.edu/residentiallife
ACADEMIC CALENDAR
STUDENT LIFE CALENDAR
Campus events sponsored by Boston College student clubs and organizations or events of particular interest to students are at MyBC