Webinars and Campus Visits
Be Our Guest
We're excited to meet you! Our office is here to support your graduate school discernment. This page details a number of ways to connect with us, including:
Attend an admissions webinar, the schedule for which can be found below.
Connect with an alumni through our Alumni Admissions Ambassadors program.
View a virtual video tour of our school.
Contact us with any questions, or to schedule a conversation with a member of the admissions team.
Webinars and Virtual Events
Meet us to learn about our degree programs, community life, and the admissions process.
We've put together a robust series of webinars to ensure you have all the information you need for your application and discernment processes. See below for the full schedule. If you'd rather schedule a separate time to connect individually, email us!
We look forward to meeting you!
Upcoming Events and Webinars
Campus Visits
Campus visits are a great opportunity to meet our faculty and students, sit in on a class, and get a good understanding of graduate student life here. They can easily be tailored to meet individual needs and questions of applicants.
Visits are offered on weekdays during the academic year and summer terms, and include observing part or all of a class, a meeting with Admissions staff, and the opportunity to meet with a faculty member and/or current student. We especially encourage visits on Thursdays, when our community gathers for a schoolwide liturgy and lunch.
At this time, we are delighted to welcome visitors on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. If only a Monday or Wednesday will work for you, please reach out to the admissions office and will do our best to accommodate!
To assist in selecting a date, we've compiled a list of classes that visitors are invited to join. If you have a preference, please indicate that on your registration form.
Important Health and Safety Notes for Visitors
Boston College will require all students, faculty and staff to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 before participating in any on-campus activity related to the 2021-2022 year. All visitors, students, and University staff are required to wear face coverings/masks, covering both their nose and mouth, while indoors during the visit. Visitors who are fully vaccinated* are not required to wear face masks while outdoors during their campus tour.
*The CDC defines "fully vaccinated" as two weeks after the second dose of the two-dose vaccine or two weeks after the single-dose vaccine.
COVID-19 Health Check Form for Visitors
All guests are required to complete a COVID-19 Health Check form before visiting campus. This form will be emailed to registrants the day before their scheduled visit. Failure to complete this form prior to arrival may result in registration cancellation.If you or anyone in your household tests positive for COVID-19, displays symptoms of COVID-19, or has been exposed to COVID-19 within two weeks of their scheduled visit, we ask that you please stay home.
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The Boston College School of Theology and Ministry is located at Simboli Hall: 9 Lake Street in Brighton, MA 02135, and can be found at this address using most GPS systems.
Campus Maps
Visitor parking is located in front of Simboli Hall. There are four parking spaces in the parking lot labeled "Visitor Parking." Prospective students and visitors are free to park in those spots for the length of their visit. Please call the STM Service Center if you have any questions upon arrival: 617-552-6501.
From Points North and South
Take Interstate 95 (Route 128) to Route 9 East. Proceed east on Route 9, also known as Boylston Street, past the Chestnut Hill Mall to Hammond Street. Turn left and follow around the curves until Beacon Street. Cross Beacon Street and Hammond Street turns into College Road. At the end of College Road, turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Follow Commonwealth Avenue down the hill and at the second set of lights, turn left onto Lake Street. Take an immediate right onto the Boston College Brighton Campus. Follow the driveway up the hill, passing 3 Lake Street on your left and Simboli Hall (9 Lake Street) is on your right.
From Points West
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) to Exit 17. At the first set of lights after the exit ramp, take a right onto Centre Street. Follow Centre Street through Newton Centre (probably five or six sets of lights). Turn left onto Beacon Street. Follow for a mile and a half or so and turn left at the lights at the intersection of Hammond Street and Beacon Street, where Hammond Street turns into College Road. At the end of College Road, turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Follow Commonwealth Avenue down the hill and at the second set of lights, turn left onto Lake Street. Take an immediate right onto the Boston College Brighton Campus. Follow the driveway up the hill, passing 3 Lake Street on your left and Simboli Hall (9 Lake Street) is on your right.
From Downtown Boston
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) to Exit 17. Take a left over the bridge after passing the Sheraton Tara Hotel. Take the first right onto Centre Street. Follow Centre Street through Newton Centre (probably five or six sets of lights). Turn left onto Beacon Street. Follow it for a mile and a half or so and turn left at the lights at the intersection of Hammond Street and Beacon Street, where Hammond Street turns into College Road. At the end of College Road, turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Follow Commonwealth Avenue down the hill and at the second set of lights, turn left onto Lake Street. Take an immediate right onto the Boston College Brighton Campus. Follow the driveway up the hill, passing 3 Lake Street on your left and Simboli Hall (9 Lake Street) is on your right.
Depending on where you are coming from, all three green lines, the B Boston College, C Cleveland Circle, and D Riverside, will get you to Boston College. View the approach map to see where all of these stops are relative to Boston College.
From the B green line "Boston College" stop (approximately .25 miles):
Exit the Green Line on Commonwealth Avenue and proceed to Lake Street. Walk down Lake Street to the first entrance into the Boston College Brighton Campus. Simboli Hall (9 Lake Street) is the first building on your right.
From the C line "Cleveland Circle" stop (approximately 1.2 miles):
See the location of "Cleveland Circle" stop relative to the campus on the approach map:
- Walk 2 blocks up Chestnut Hill Avenue to Commonwealth Avenue. Take a left on Commonwealth Avenue and follow to 2101 Commonwealth Avenue entrance. Turn right into the Boston College Brighton Campus. Proceed straight down the hill, passing 2101 Commonwealth Avenue and the Theology and Ministry Library on your left. At the bottom on the hill, turn right, then left into the parking lot for 129 Lake Street, a beige brick building. The entrance to 129 Lake Street is marked with two lions.
- Walk 2 blocks up to the B line "Chestnut Hill Avenue" stop and catch the free outbound train to the "Boston College" stop. Follow walking directions from the B line.
- Walk 2 blocks up to the bus turn-around at the D line "Reservoir" stop and catch the free BC shuttle bus (academic year only). Ride the bus around campus to the stop at the St. Ignatius gate. From there, follow walking directions from B line or take Brighton Campus Shuttle van (academic year only).
From the D line "Chestnut Hill" stop (approximately 1.5 miles):
See the location of "Chestnut Hill" stop relative to the campus on the approach map:
Come out of the station and take a right onto Hammond Street. Follow Hammond to the intersection with Beacon Street. Cross Beacon Street and Hammond Street turns into College Road. At the end of College Road, turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Follow Commonwealth Avenue down the hill and at the second set of lights, turn left onto Lake Street. Take an immediate right onto the Boston College Brighton Campus. Follow the driveway up the hill, passing 3 Lake Street on your left and Simboli Hall (9 Lake Street) is on your right.
Public Transportation
Follow the signs in the airport to the public transportation. A free shuttle bus picks up passengers in front of the airline terminals and brings them to the Airport subway stop (known as the "T"). Take the Blue Line subway inbound to Government Center. At Government Center change (go upstairs) to the Boston College Green Line outbound train, i.e. Line B to Boston College. Stay on the train to the end of the line. Also see Public Transportation Directions above.
Car
From Logan International Airport, Boston,MA, go NE on Lower Terminal Rd for 120 feet. Continue onto Airport Exit (0.9 miles) Enter on ramp to I-90 W (Mass Pike, Massachusetts Tpk, Ted Williams Tun) Continue on I-90 W (Mass Pike, Massachusetts Tpk, Ted Williams Tun) for approx. 6 miles. The toll for the tunnel is $3.50 and the toll for the Mass Pike is $1.25.
Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) to Exit 17. Take a left over the bridge after passing the Sheraton Tara Hotel. Take the first right onto Centre Street. Follow Centre Street through Newton Centre (probably five or six sets of lights). Turn left onto Beacon Street. Follow it for a mile and a half or so and turn left at the lights at the intersection of Hammond Street and Beacon Street, where Hammond Street turns into College Road. At the end of College Road, turn right onto Commonwealth Avenue. Follow Commonwealth Avenue down the hill and at the second set of lights, turn left onto Lake Street. Take an immediate right onto the Boston College Brighton Campus. Follow the driveway up the hill, passing 3 Lake Street on your left and Simboli Hall (9 Lake Street) is on your right.
Taxi/Shuttle
There are many taxi companies in the Chestnut Hill and Boston areas. They are generally reliable but they are expensive. It is usually best to circle where on campus you will be going and to give the map to the cab driver.
The following are some of the major companies in the area:
Boston Cab: 617-536-2600 or 617-536-5010
Checker Taxi Cab: 617-536-5200
Newton Yellow Cab: 617-332-7700
U.S. Shuttle: 781-894-3100
Uber/Lyft
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Our Spaces
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