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Boston College
Graduate School of Management


 

Address Fulton Hall 315, Boston College
140 Commonwealth Ave, Chestnut Hill
MA 02467, USA
Tel. No. +1 (617) 552-3920
Fax No. +1 (617) 552-8078
Website address http://www.bc.edu/mba
E-mail address hardimam@bc.edu
Course title Boston College MBA Program
Dean Hassell H. McClellan
Type of course Full-time/Evening
Length of course Full-time-2 years
Evening-approximately 3-4 years
Date of commencement May 20, 1999
Class size Approximately 100 students per full-time MBA class
Accommodation No on-campus housing for graduate students
Fees Estimate of student expenses for the 1998-1999 Academic Year:
Tuition and Fees $ 22,235
Room and Board $ 9,495
Books and Supplies $ 1,000
Medical Insurance $ 500
Personal Expenses $ 3,800
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Total $ 40,930
Student grants
Financial Assistance
See text below
Admission requirements See text below
Student Profile
  • Ratio of National / Overseas students 30% / 70%
  • Ratio of Men/Women 28% / 72%
  • The average age is 27
  • Contact person
    for application
    Simone P. Marthers
    Director of MBA Admissions


     



    About the Course


    The Full-Time and Evening MBA Programs at Boston College are distinguished by their unique combination of classroom and applied learning. Students receive a thorough education in managerial concepts, which are complemented by abundant opportunities to utilize their management skills in actual business settings during the program.

    The first year of the full-time program revolves around a semester-long consulting project with a business client. Case-studies, new venture planning exercises and global study courses provide additional means for gaining first-hand management experience. These opportunities prepare Boston College MBAs to immediately contribute to an organizationŐs strategic objectives.

    Global management issues and the role of technology in business are an integral part of the program. Supplementing core study, the innovative Management Practice sequence provides training in the critical skills and issues in contemporary management, including communication, team building and cross-functionality.

    University facts


    The University Boston College is a coeducational, two-campus university with four undergraduate schools and six graduate and professional schools. The University offers 14 degree programs and two certificate programs and enrolls 8,900 undergraduates and 4,600 graduate students.

    Established in 1863, Boston College is the largest Jesuit-affiliated university in the country. Committed to academic excellence and service to others, the University serves a diverse body of scholars from across the United States and more than 90 foreign countries.

    The University is located in Boston, New England's largest city and an international center of business and finance.

    Financial Assistance

    Graduate Assistantships and Scholarships

    The Carroll School of Management offers a significant program of graduate assistantships and scholarships to full-time MBA and MSF classes. Assistantships and scholarships are merit-based awards. Awardees usually have two or more years of full-time work experience, 630 or above on the GMAT, 3.2 or above grade point average and a strong set of application materials.

    NOTE: Interested applicants must submit with their application a current resume and a cover letter describing their skills and areas of interest. These materials must be submitted to the MBA program by March 1, 1999 for September admission. Graduate assistantships involve research or administrative duties in exchange for tuition remission.

    Students are generally appointed to 8-,12-, or 16-hour per week assistantships. There are a limited number of assistantships available to both domestic and international applicants.

    Eight-hour and twelve-hour per week assistantship awards are equal to 12 and 18 credit hours of tuition assistance per academic year, respectively. A sixteen-hour assistantship award is equal to 31 credit hours of tuition for first-year MBA students and 24 credit hours of tuition for second-year MBA students. A portion of assistantship awards is subject to tax. Scholarships are awarded on the basis of merit and vary in amount. Decisions regarding assistantships and scholarships are made in April and May.

    Students who receive a scholarship or assistantship during the first year of the MBA program and maintain a cumulative grade point average of at least a 3.0 are eligible for consideration for continuing support during the second year, subject to performance evaluation by their supervisor.

    University-Administered Financial Aid

    In addition to the assistantships and scholarships offered through the Carroll School of Management, the University Financial Aid Office offers a variety of programs to help students finance their education. Students should be aware that most loan programs charge an origination fee and should factor this into their financial planning.

    Alternative Loans

    There are many alternative loans available to international applicants. Any student may apply for these loans which are not federally subsidized. All require a credit check and most allow the student to defer interest and principal until after graduation (the interest is capitalized and added to the principal). International students must have a US citizen as a co-signer. Please contact the Financial Aid Office for applications and information about alternative loans.

    For more information Students may make direct inquiries to:
    Boston College
    Graduate Financial Aid Office
    Lyons 120
    Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
    (617) 552-3320 or (800) 294-0294

    Admission Requirements

    International Students

    All applicants who did their undergraduate coursework outside of the United States must have the equivalent of an American bachelor's degree (equivalency to be determined by the Graduate Dean of the School or the University Registrar). In addition, all students whose first language is not English are required to take the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). This requirement is waived for applicants who have completed a four-year course of study or have been enrolled for the past two years in a college or university in the United States, Canada, Great Britain, Australia or New Zealand.

    The minimum score on the TOEFL is 600. An official score report should be sent to the Wallace E. Carroll Graduate School of Management, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA 02467, United States. The TOEFL school code for the Carroll Graduate School of Management varies by program (please see below). If you have taken the TOEFL more than once, ETS must send the two most recent test results. Results prior to January 1997 are not valid. Applicants to the MBA program must take the TOEFL on or before the October 1998 test date for January 1999 admission, and before the March 1998 test date for September 1999 admission.

    Accepted international applicants must provide financial certification for two years for the MBA program.

    Application Deadlines

    For international students applying to the MBA program, the deadline for the receipt of a complete application and TOEFL score is March 1, 1999.

    Notification

    Because overseas mail can be uncertain and delayed, whenever possible, international applicants are asked to provide a fax number for efficient notification.

    For More Information Prospective international students with particular questions may wish to contact:
    Boston College
    Intercultural Office
    McElroy Commons 114
    Chestnut Hill, MA 02467
    Tel: (617) 552-8005, Fax: (617) 552-3473

    Graduate Management Admission Test (GMAT) and Graduate Record Exam (GRE)

    MBA applicants are required to take the GMAT. All current and previous results must be forwarded to the Carroll Graduate School of Management's Office of Admissions by the Educational Testing Service (ETS). Only GMAT scores from January 1994 through April 1999 are valid. The GMAT school code for the Carroll Graduate School of Management MBA Program is 3083. Your application will not be reviewed if an invalid test score is submitted.

    For full-time MBA applicants only: April 1, 1999, is the last date to take the GMAT and still be considered for admission in September 1999

     



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