About the Carroll School
About the Carroll School
We help students become experts in their chosen fields, think broadly and creatively, and apply fresh ideas and ethical perspectives to the most pressing challenges of the 21st century. Carroll School professors are globally recognized scholars who are both dedicated teachers and innovative researchers.
By the Numbers
#1
Teaching Quality
Poets & Quants
#21
Faculty Research, Worldwide
Average Financial Times Ranking, Past 5 Years
#13
Best Undergraduate Business Schools
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Our Mission
The Carroll School of Management at Boston College ranks among the world’s leading business schools. It offers a rigorous, transformative academic experience that integrates the study of management with the liberal arts, while developing critical thinking skills and fostering ethical leadership. Part of a vibrant, Jesuit, Catholic university, the Carroll School draws inspiration and direction from our centuries-old religious and intellectual heritage. We maintain an enduring conviction that successful management education in the 21st century must combine excellence in teaching and research with reflection and action. The Carroll School educates the whole person in an atmosphere that is inclusive, ethical, caring, collaborative, and respectful of all, consistent with Boston College’s institutional mission and motto of “Ever to Excel.”
The Carroll School Experience
From interview prep to job searches, networking, and employer negotiations, students seeking career guidance have access to the Carroll School’s dedicated Career Advisors and the BC Career Center.
Rigorous and renowned, a Carroll School education is also distinctive: Our approach to business education encourages students to pursue their passions and explore a diverse array of topics and disciplines.
Our eight academic and research centers connect students to resources, events, and opportunities that enrich their academic experience and engage them directly in meaningful work.
“We create the conditions for students to soar. We challenge them academically, and give them numerous opportunities to apply their knowledge to the real world. We expose them to big ideas, encourage them to pursue their passions, and inspirire them to become lifelong learners. ”
Our Home: Fulton Hall
The Powers Atrium provides a gathering space for group project meetings and school-wide events.
Gasson Hall, as seen from Fulton Hall's main entrance.
Directly beside Fulton Hall is the Higgins Green, home of a 10-foot statue portraying St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order.
The Powers Atrium provides a gathering space for group project meetings and school-wide events.
Gasson Hall, as seen from Fulton Hall's main entrance.
Directly beside Fulton Hall is the Higgins Green, home of a 10-foot statue portraying St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order.
The Powers Atrium provides a gathering space for group project meetings and school-wide events.
Gasson Hall, as seen from Fulton Hall's main entrance.
Directly beside Fulton Hall is the Higgins Green, home of a 10-foot statue portraying St. Ignatius of Loyola, founder of the Jesuit order.
A Different Kind of Business Education
Ethically-informed leadership, relentless inquiry, continuous development as a well-rounded person—these values have always been at the core of the Jesuit, liberal arts tradition, and they animate the Carroll School’s top-tier management education.