First-year M.B.A. Students Take Top Prize at Intercollege Marketing Case Competition

Focusing on Diversity from Day One

Class of 2023’s M.B.A. orientation kicks off with talk on “Inclusive Leadership” featuring diversity expert Carol Fulp

Carroll School "Renaissance Man" Makes Prestigious List of M.B.A. Grads

At the end of each academic year, Poets & Quants honors the “Best & Brightest” new M.B.A. graduates. This year's list included Dewin Hernandez, M.B.A./M.S.W. ’21.

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion: The Conversation Has Just Begun

This year’s Inclusive Leadership Forum Series was just the beginning of a crucial conversation on diversity and inclusion at the Carroll School and beyond

What Comes Next?

Politics, the economy, and global markets after the pandemic. Join us for a live webinar series during the first week of May.

Seminar with Eastern Bank President Offers a Case Study on Corporate Diversity and Inclusion

On February 8, Eastern Bank President and Vice Chair Quincy Miller appeared virtually at the Inclusive Leadership Forum, the fourth in a yearlong series facilitated by diversity expert Carol Fulp and sponsored by the Carroll School's graduate programs.

In Good Company

Global survey puts Carroll School among top business schools for research; points to strength of M.B.A. degree as well

Miles To Go, Making Strides

Carroll School’s M.B.A. students are attacking systemic racism and seeking to make tomorrow’s boardrooms reflect the complexion of America.

A Field Guide for MBAs: Alum’s Book and Blog Offer Tips on Navigating the MBA Experience

Alum’s book and blog offer tips on navigating the MBA experience

MBAs to Watch: Three New CSOM Grads Make Prestigious Annual List

Cited for their “academic prowess” and a host of other qualities, three recent graduates of the Carroll School’s full-time MBA program have been spotlighted by Poets & Quants as “MBAs to Watch” from the Class of 2020.

The Good News on Impostor Syndrome

Executive coach Kim Meninger, M.B.A.’08 says that experiencing impostor syndrome can be a good sign—it shows that you’re leaving your comfort zone. “Growth doesn’t happen in comfortable places,” Meninger she told students.

All Eyes on Fed President at BC

Fed President will speak at the annual Finance Conference, just two days before the start of the Fed’s traditional blackout period, which limits what officials can say publicly in advance of the central bank’s regular meetings to set monetary policy.

New M.B.A. Rankings Throw Light on Carroll School Innovations

This month, U.S. News & World Report unveiled its “Best Graduate Schools” rankings—placing the Carroll School of Management among the nation’s leading institutions for graduate management programs and specialties.

Course of Treatment

M.B.A. students aid alum’s mission to stave off deadly medical errors.

Carroll School in Top 20 for Research Worldwide

The Financial Times has unveiled its definitive survey of faculty research at business schools worldwide, with Boston College’s Carroll School of Management maintaining its position among the top 20 institutions on that global list.

On AI, Sorting Out the “Pioneers” from the “Passives”

MIT SMR: In an annual survey for the MIT Sloan Management Review, Sam Ransbotham (Information Systems) and co-authors identify the Pioneers—the one-fifth of companies polled that are scoring big with artificial intelligence.

Legacies Catching On

A Carroll School professor’s report finds that established companies are finally making digital progress.

High risks, high rewards in ICOs

The average investor in a cryptocurrency saw returns of 82 percent last year—not in spite of uncertainty around the digital tokens, but because of it, according to a new study by Assistant Professor Leonard Kostovetsky.

MBA Students Design a “Bank Account of the Future”

Carroll School MBA students work across the Atlantic on the banking app of tomorrow.

Poets & Quants “Best and Brightest” 2018: Sairah Mahmud, MBA’18

“An energetic, caring person who strives for a life and career that will improve lives.”

Carroll School Surges to #25 in New Part-Time MBA Rankings

The Carroll School’s part-time MBA program now ranks 25th in the nation, and first among such programs in the Boston area.

MBA ’09 Alum “Barks Up” a Bestseller

Extroverts are always more successful than introverts. Nice guys do finish last. Eric Barker, M.B.A. ’09, takes on these widely held beliefs in his first book, recognized as a national bestseller.

Philippi Named Among the Nation’s 100 “Best and Brightest” MBA Grads

“They are the all-in difference makers, curious and galvanizing go-getters, eager to give back to others—refusing to fit into any stereotype of the young professionals who pursue a graduate degree in business,” Poets & Quants says of those who made its list of “The Best and Brightest MBAs—Class of 2017.” And among the selected is Katie Philippi, M.B.A. ’17.

Carroll School Takes a Leap into Online Learning

Taking a major step into the arena of online learning, the Carroll School of Management’s graduate programs will offer eight online classes in the fall, on topics ranging from real estate and analytics to financial management and derivatives.

Alumni Spotlight: Monica Chandra, M.B.A. ’88

Calling Mom every morning in India, and other lessons for business and life

A Journey from Combat to Classroom to Company

In a Washington Post published profile of veterans who have made a quick and solid transition from the military to civilian life, former U.S. Army Ranger and Purple Heart recipient Ralph Cacciapaglia, M.B.A. ’15, speaks of success after service.

“As real as can be without using someone else’s money”: New M.B.A. Course Simulates Eight Years of High-Stakes Competition

M.B.A. course The DNA of Business pits student groups against one another to simulate the competition of six fictional companies over an imaginary eight years.

“What struck me was how philosophical he is”: M.B.A. Students Meet the Oracle of Omaha

Each year, Warren Buffett, who’s chairman, president, and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, an investment holding company, invites a handful of M.B.A. programs to send small groups of students to Omaha. He hosts them for a two-hour Q&A session and then treats them to lunch at one of his favorite steakhouses.

With Accounting Ph.D. Grads in Short Supply, Carroll School Launches New Doctoral Program

The Carroll School is preparing the way for a new stream of students in the accounting department—those who will be pursuing their doctorates in that fast-growing discipline.