Boston College

At the core of the Carroll School student experience is a rigorous curriculum that distinctively blends innovative, challenging business study with insights from across the liberal arts and sciences. This integrated approach prepares students for professional success while fostering intellectual breadth: 47% of the Class of 2025 completed a minor outside the Carroll School, and 46% studied abroad. The Carroll School continues to earn national recognition, with U.S. News & World Report ranking its undergraduate programs #6 in Finance, #8 in Accounting, and #10 in both Marketing and Business Analytics for 2026. Carroll School faculty strengthen business practice, publish in leading journals, and bring research-based insight into the classroom, combining excellent teaching with high-impact scholarship. A wide range of resources—including academic centers, advising, career services, and professional development opportunities—supports student growth well beyond coursework. The results are clear: 90% of Class of 2024 graduates seeking employment were employed within four months of graduation, with an average starting salary of $86,306. As part of a Jesuit, Catholic university, the Carroll School is committed to educating the whole person—graduates who are reflective, ethical, and prepared to use their talents in service of others.