Carroll School of Management students participate in several case competitions each school year.  Students are selected by faculty and deans to represent Carroll School at these competitions.

International Business Ethics Case Competition

A team of five Boston College seniors traveled to Bellevue, WA to participate in the International Business Ethics Case Competition.  Sponsored by Loyola Marymount University and University of St. Thomas, the IBECC brought together students from across the globe to participate in a 3-day competition in which teams had to write and analyze their own ethical case.  The BC team consisting of Kelsey Jacobsen, Chris Hunt, Richie Hill, Libby Kroening, and Kate Tolbert, came in as runner up for the Undergraduate North Division.

Eller Ethics Case Competition

The 2011 Eller Ethics Case Competition took place in October at the University of Arizona.  Boston College students, Kristy Lyons '13 and Jordan Bolebrich '12 presented on the legal, ethical, and financial considerations of the mortgage crisis in front of a panel of judges.

Deloitte Tax Case Competition

Four Carroll School seniors participated in the 2010 Deloitte Tax Case Study Competition.  The team, made up of Robert Monaco, Michael Jones, Danny Taylor, and Matt Zunic, were given five hours to create a recommendation for a tax case study that was then submitted to a panel of judges from Deloitte.  This year's team came in third place for the competition, the best the Carroll School has done in its years of competing.

Georgetown Business Strategy Challenge

A team of four Carroll School students, Katherine Kim '11, Lizzie Korsgaard '11, Caitlin Sammis '12, and Kelsey Jacobsen '12, participated in the Georgetown University Business Strategy Challenge.  In the competition, teams are given a case about an actual non-profit and have 36-hours to develop strategy recommendations.  On the final day of the competition, the teams present to members of the non-profit executive board.