Dr. Douglas Comeau is the Director of University Health Services and Sports Medicine. The Health Center provides students access to board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and on-site specialty consultants affiliated with some of Boston's finest hospitals. The center provides both inpatient and outpatient services.

The Office of the Dean of Students Disability Services team works to empower students with medical, physical, psychological, and temporary disabilities to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals by connecting them with specialized services, resources, and accommodations.

The Center for Student Wellness provides in-person support and a wide range of resources to help students take care of their physical, mental, and social health. 

The Center for Student Wellness provides in-person support and a wide range of resources to help students take care of their physical, mental, and social health. 

University Counseling Services offers individual and group counseling, along with various other support options, for students experiencing symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges. For emergencies, please contact BCPD or call 911.

The Office of the Dean of Students Disability Services team works to empower students with medical, physical, psychological, and temporary disabilities to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals by connecting them with specialized services, resources, and accommodations. 

The Bowman AHANA Intercultural Center strives to provide community, support, and resouces for all Boston College students with a focus on students of color, LGBTQ+, and historically marginalized students.

The Office of the Dean of Students, Student Conduct area works to facilitate student growth, personal advocacy, and responsibility, while supporting students through any challenges they may encounter. 

Dorrie Siqueiros and her team support students as they navigate challenges and find the living situation that best suits their needs. 

University Counseling Services offers individual and group counseling, along with various other support options. Craig Burns, the Director of Counseling Services, leads a dedicated team committed to assisting students in multiple ways.

The Office of the Dean of Students works collaboratively with partners across campus to connect students with resources to help them work through whatever challenges they may be facing. DOS also consults with staff and faculty who are concerned about a student.

The Office of Student Involvement provides students with co-curricular experiences that foster social interaction, exploration, engagement opportunities, and leadership development programs.

The Office of the Dean of Students, Off Campus Housing area provides programming, resources, and support to assist students living off campus. 

Engaging in the University’s Jesuit Catholic tradition allows students the opportunity to deepen their faith lives while also developing and enhancing relationships with themselves and others. Campus Ministry offers a range of experiences allowing students the chance to share in prayer, reflection, and community building.

Residential Ministry staff supports the spiritual, intellectual, and personal formation of students, faculty, and staff. Jessie Graf, Assistant Director of Residential Ministry, oversees the program, which is run through the Office of Residential Life. For continued support, connect with your residential minister or visit Residential Life.

Retreats provide important opportunities to pause, reflect, and be refreshed. Campus Ministry’s retreat program offers a variety of experiences designed to help students of all faith backgrounds become more attentive to themselves, others, and God.

Our Jesuit, Catholic mission calls us to support students of all faith traditions in their search for ultimate meaning. The Campus Ministry provides information and resources about student faith groups, off-campus worship, and the multi-faith chapel.

Residential Ministry staff supports the spiritual, intellectual, and personal formation of students, faculty, and staff. The RMs serve as conversation partners and a pastoral presence for students and the residential staff in their community, offer hospitality and prayer opportunities within the halls, and serve in a 24-hour on-call rotation to respond to students in crisis and as requested. 

Student Services connects students with a variety of resources, including financial aid, the registrar, and on-campus employment. 

The Career Center help students discern their career paths through career coaching, career exploration courses, and events.

The Career Center has resources to support students at every phase of the search and application process, including networking opportunities, meetings with a career coach, and guidelines for evaluating offers. 

The Career Center is available for virtual or in-person meetings and provides resources like resume and cover letter templates for independent writing and editing.

University Counseling Services offers individual and group counseling, along with various other support options, for students experiencing symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges. For emergencies, please contact BCPD or call 911.

The Center for Student Wellness provides in-person support and a wide range of resources to help students take care of their physical, mental, and social health.

The Office of Student Services consolidates the functions of the Registrar's, Financial Aid, Student Employment, Student Accounts, Student Loans, and Credit and Collections offices into one office in order to offer one-stop service for our students.

Working in collaboration with faculty and departments across the University, all of Boston College's academic advising offices support and help students realize their personal, academic and professional goals.

The Connors Family Learning Center provides academic support to students with learning disabilities as well as free tutoring and skills workshops to all undergraduate students.

Dr. Douglas Comeau is the Director of University Health Services and Sports Medicine. The Health Center provides students access to board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and on-site specialty consultants affiliated with some of Boston's finest hospitals. The center provides both inpatient and outpatient services.

The Office of the Dean of Students Disability Services team works to empower students with medical, physical, psychological, and temporary disabilities to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals by connecting them with specialized services, resources, and accommodations.

The Center for Student Wellness provides in-person support and a wide range of resources to help students take care of their physical, mental, and social health.

The Center for Student Wellness provides in-person support and a wide range of resources to help students take care of their physical, mental, and social health.

University Counseling Services offers individual and group counseling, along with various other support options, for students experiencing symptoms of stress, anxiety, depression, or other mental health challenges. For emergencies, please contact BCPD or call 911.

The Office of the Dean of Students Disability Services team works to empower students with medical, physical, psychological, and temporary disabilities to achieve their educational, career, and personal goals by connecting them with specialized services, resources, and accommodations. 

The mission of the Office of Graduate Student Life is to enhance the educational experience and quality of life for Boston College graduate students.

The Office of the Dean of Students, Student Conduct area works to facilitate student growth, personal advocacy, and responsibility, while supporting students through any challenges they may encounter. 

Engaging in the University’s Jesuit Catholic tradition allows students the opportunity to deepen their faith lives while also developing and enhancing relationships with themselves and others. Campus Ministry offers a range of experiences allowing students the chance to share in prayer, reflection, and community building.

Spiritual Direction is an on-going relationship between a "directee" (person seeking direction) or "retreatant" (person making a retreat) with a "director" (qualified person giving guidance). Through conversation and reflection, the directee or retreatant becomes more attuned to God's presence in their life.

The Office of Graduate Student Life sponsors a number of campus-wide initiatives for all graduate students at Boston College including overnight retreat experiences for students to engage in quiet work, reflection, and conversation with peers. 

Our Jesuit, Catholic mission calls us to support students of all faith traditions in their search for ultimate meaning. The Campus Ministry provides information and resources about student faith groups, off-campus worship, and the multi-faith chapel.

Campus Ministry offers a variety of programs for graduate students, including worship, retreats, prayer and reflection opportunities, and spiritual direction.

The Office of the Dean of Students, Off Campus Housing area provides programming, resources, and support to assist students living off campus. 

University Counseling Services offers individual and group counseling, along with various other support options. Craig Burns, the Director of Counseling Services, leads a dedicated team committed to assisting students in multiple ways.

The Office of the Dean of Students, Student Conduct area works to facilitate student growth, personal advocacy, and responsibility, while supporting students through any challenges they may encounter. 

The Office of Graduate Student Life is dedicated to providing graduate students with programming and support that enhances their educational experience and work/life balance during their time at BC.

The Office of Graduate Student Life maintains a list of assistship positions and part time jobs for graduate students. 

Whether you are a master’s or doctoral student, you are developing and refining skills and gaining experience that will position you to pursue opportunities in a wide range of industries. The Career Center is here to help you as you continue your journey. 

University Counseling Services offers individual and group counseling, along with various other support options. Craig Burns, the Director of Counseling Services, leads a dedicated team committed to assisting students in multiple ways.

The mission of the Connors Family Learning Center is to enhance the quality of learning at Boston College by offering services to students with learning disabilities and tutoring and skills workshops to all BC students.

The Office of Student Services consolidates the functions of the Registrar's, Financial Aid, Student Employment, Student Accounts, Student Loans, and Credit and Collections offices into one office in order to offer one-stop service for our students.

Dr. Douglas Comeau is the Director of University Health Services and Sports Medicine. The Health Center provides students access to board-certified physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and on-site specialty consultants affiliated with some of Boston's finest hospitals. The center provides both inpatient and outpatient services.

Boston College is home to 32 residence halls, all of which offer a unique living experience. The Residential Life team is available to answer any questions regarding housing on campus.

Roatha Kong and her team provide students with co-curricular experiences that foster social interaction, exploration, engagement, and leadership development.

The Career Center help students discern their career paths through career coaching, career exploration courses, and events. *Please note that some individual schools have their own Career Center resources.

Student Services connects students with a variety of resources, including financial aid, the registrar, and on-campus employment.

Campus Ministry supports students of all faith traditions through a variety of programs including worship, retreats, prayer and reflection opportunities, and spiritual direction.