These two-hour visits include an information session and student-led outdoor campus tour. The information session features authentic conversation with current students. We also provide a live hour-long virtual opportunity for those unable to make it to our campus.
Tune into the Get to Know BC series this fall! This virtual programming opportunity is aimed to provide you with a closer look at the many experiences of Boston College students. We look forward to (virtually) connecting with you!
Looking for an opportunity for a personalized and in-depth view of Boston College? Look no further and consider our Eagle for a Day program. If you've been to campus and perhaps already attended an Eagle Eye Campus Visit, the Eagle for a Day visit is a wonderful opportunity to take a closer look at life at Boston College.
Hosted by members of our Student Admission Program (SAP), the Eagle for a Day experience is an opportunity to learn more about the typical day in the life of a Boston College student. These three-hour visits provide an opportunity to attend class, accompany your host to lunch and meet their friends, and gain an in-depth look into what happens on campus. 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 an Eagle for a Day. We encourage you to prepare questions in advance.
Please note, the Eagle for a Day visit is not an evaluative interview 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.
If you've already attended an Eagle Eye Campus Visit and would like to continue learning 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 toward rising seniors who may be narrowing down their college list, any prospective student interested in Boston College may register for this 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 campus tour.
These two hour visits are offered for groups of 10 or more members of high school or college access/readiness organizations in their sophomore, junior, and senior years of high school. Included is an information session and tour. Attendees will be encouraged to ask questions.
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 members of the Student Admission Program (SAP) work to provide the best possible experience for prospective students and their families while visiting campus. Led by a dedicated council of 14 current Boston College students, SAP ensures your campus visit will help you learn about Boston College through authentic student perspectives. To learn more about members of the SAP Council, feel free to take a few moments to 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
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.
