Looking for an introduction to Boston College? Led by an admission counselor, this live informational program covers the admission process and financial aid and features an authentic panel discussion with current students.


For the safety of visitors and our campus community, on-campus admission visits are currently suspended. Per University guidelines, we discourage students and families from visiting campus at this time. More information about COVID-19 and the Boston College's reopening plan is available here. You may find FAQ's on the virus's impact specific to admission and enrollment policies here.
We continue to monitor the evolving nature of the pandemic and will offer on-campus visits as soon as we are able. To receive information on future Undergraduate Admission events (on-campus and virtual), please complete our inquiry form. In the meantime, we invite you to explore our wide range of virtual visit offerings below.
The people at Boston College are at the heart of the experience here. While we know nothing can fully replicate the feeling of being on campus, we'd like to share some ways for you to virtually explore Boston College and connect with our community in the days and weeks ahead.
Looking for an introduction to Boston College? Led by an admission counselor, this live informational program covers the admission process and financial aid and features an authentic panel discussion with current students.
Join current Boston College students on a live virtual tour of campus. Explore the Heights in real-time and engage your student tour guides in an interactive Q&A.
If you've already participated in an on-campus or virtual Eagle Eye Campus Visit and would like to learn more about our campus community, consider registering for an Eagle for a Discussion. These 30 minute virtual chats will allow you to connect one-on-one with a current BC student.
Hosted by members of our Student Admission Program (SAP), these 30 minute one-on-one virtual discussions will allow you to ask the experts, our current students, specific questions about Boston College. Inquire about classes and professors, campus clubs and organizations, residential life, and more.
While geared towards rising seniors who may be narrowing down their college list, any prospective student interested in Boston College may register for a Discussion. We encourage you to prepare questions in advance.
Please note, these Discussions are not evaluative interviews for admission, but rather an opportunity for you to connect with a current BC student. Boston College does not offer interviews as part of the admission process.
Groups of 10 or more members of college access/readiness organizations or college-bound high school students are welcome to join us for a 60 minute virtual information session on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays during the spring. Please be advised that we traditionally include groups in our daily campus visit programming and do not provide private information sessions.
These 60-minute virtual information sessions, led by an admission counselor and student panelists, are offered for groups of 10 or more members of college access/readiness organizations or college-bound students in their sophomore, junior, and senior years of high school. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions. Please be advised that we traditionally include groups in our daily programming and do not provide private information sessions.
Please register below and help us learn more about your group. All forms must be completed at least two weeks prior to your requested date. We will reply to your request within 10 business days.
This audio tour of the Chestnut Hill Campus highlights our facilities, from state-of-the-art academic buildings to our iconic athletic stadium and other Boston College treasures.
The Student Admission Program (SAP) is one of the largest student organizations at Boston College and its members are ready to help prospective students and their families better understand both the University and theirown BC experiences. SAP is led by a council of 14 student coordinators who work every day to improve the virtual visit experience during these unprecedented times. To learn more about these student leaders, feel free to take a few moments and meet them below.
How College Decisions are Made: Dissecting the Application
Demystifying the Application Process for Underrepresented Students
Early Decision, Human-Centered Engineering, and the Gabelli Presidential Scholars Program
Applying as a Recruited Athlete or Homeschooled Student, and Learning Disability Resources
General Q&A with the BC Admission Staff
Research, Grad School, & Career Resources
From Welcome Week to Senior Week: BC Traditions
The AHANA Student Experience: Panel #1, Panel #2, Panel #3
Clubs, Organizations, and Social Life at BC: No Greek Life, no problem!
Introducing Human-Centered Engineering at BC
Liberal Arts Advantage: Life, Liberty & Health/Life, Money, & Health
Liberal Arts Advantage: Citizenship, Immigration & Education in the US
Liberal Arts Advantage: Geographies of Imperialism - History/Theology of Colonization
Coffee & Conversation: Faculty from history and sociology
Coffee & Conversation: Faculty from global public health, biology, and pre-health advising
Coffee and Conversation: Faculty from english and theatre
Coffee and Conversation: Faculty from education & human development
Coffee and Conversation: Faculty from economics and accounting
Navigating the College Transition as Parents: Finding your place socially
Navigating the College Transition as Parents: Academics
Navigating the College Transition as Parents: Athletic recruiting and resources during COVID-19
Navigating the College Transition as Parents: Understanding Boston College's Mission & Identity
BC dining services has 10 locations and a variety of options.