As a student in the Carroll School, Vikram (he/him) is Concentrating in Finance and Management and Leadership. Vikram interned as an Investment Banking summer analyst at Citizens Bank over the summer and is excited to live and enjoy time with his roommates living in the Mods. Outside of his studies, Vikram is involved in the South Asian Student Association, Intramural Sports, and is a Teaching Assistant for Business Stats.

Vikram's favorite thing about CSOM: The alumni network!

Vikram's advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "It's never too early to be thinking about potential career paths. Really try to get an internship as early as possible to gain some practical experience. "

Here’s a fun fact about Vikram: "I traveled out of the country for the first time last spring break."

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Micayla (she/her) has two concentrations in Finance and Entrepreneurship with a minor in Applied Psychology and Human Development. Over the summer, Micayla lived off-campus with her friends and spent her weekend trips up north and to the beach! She also interned in Boston at PSG Equity as an investment deal analyst. Micayla is most looking forward to being back on campus living with her friends, taking classes that are more tailored to her interests, and enjoying senior year.

Micayla's favorite thing about CSOM: "The professors are passionate about what they teach and want the students to succeed." 

One thing Micayla wishes she knew as a sophomore: "Be deliberate about where you put your time and energy. Actively try new things to better figure out your interests for the future. "

Here’s a fun fact about Micayla: "I just got back from a semester abroad in Madrid!'

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Raymond (he/him) has concentrations in Finance and Business Analytics. This summer, Raymond interned at KPMG Advisory (Financial Services). Alongside this internship, Raymond explored New York City and its restaurants. Looking to the fall semester and beyond, Raymond is looking forward to participating in BC traditions and walks in Boston. On campus, Raymond was previously a board member of the Chinese Students Association and participates in intramural sports. 

Raymond's favorite thing about CSOM: "The ability to hear about professors' experiences and pop-up cookies."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Don't be afraid to reach out to people in the BC network (professors, students, alumni) as they could've gone through similar experiences and can provide advice with navigating university life, reaching career goals, as well as drawing your attention to resources/opportunities you weren't aware of before."

Here’s a fun fact about Raymond: I once ate 53 pieces of sushi in an hour.

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Prosper (he/him) is studying Finance and Business Analytics with a Minor in Philosophy. This past summer, he was in South Korea finishing his exchange program until the end of June.  After Korea, Prosper flew over to Hawaii for a quick vacation, and visited his parents for a few days in the Bay Area. After that, Prosper made his way over to Dallas, Texas, where he tried their hand as an Independent Sales Contractor for Moxie Pest Control. This fall, Prosper is excited to embrace BC's culture once again after being away in a different country. He looks forward to really enjoying the city of Boston and making the most out of his final year in college. 

Prosper's favorite thing about CSOM: "The Pop-up cookies are genuinely the best cookies I've ever had in my life."

One thing Prosper wishes he knew as a sophomore: "Failure is only the opportunity to begin again" – Uncle Iroh from Avatar: the Last Airbender, the wisest character in all fiction. 

Here’s a fun fact about Prosper: "I have a blog about my 2-week solo travel journey in Japan prior to my exchange program in South Korea."

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In the Carroll School of Management, John (he/him) has concentrations in Finance and Management & Leadership with a minor in Philosophy. This summer John studied for the LSAT and caddied at a golf course near his home. In the fall, John is most looking forward to game days and enjoying his senior year with all of the great friends he has made! John is also part of many activities on campus such as the Boston College Investment Club, Bellarmine Law Society, and BC Charity Water. 

John's favorite thing about CSOM: "My favorite thing about CSOM is the professors. Every professor I have had in the Carroll School has been extremely insightful, approachable, and understanding which has heightened my enjoyment of all of the amazing CSOM courses I have taken!"

One thing John wishes he knew as a sophomore: "I wish I knew that it is totally OK to be unsure of your career path! College is the perfect time for you to explore your interests through the vast array of courses, clubs and activities around campus. Don't be afraid to go out of your comfort zone to try something new!"

Here’s a fun fact about John: "I've been to every MLB ballpark!"

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At the Carroll School of Management, Isa (she/her) is majoring in Business Analytics and Marketing with a minor in Managing for Social Impact & the Public Good. This past summer, she worked full-time at Ernst & Young, Strategy & Transactions with the Business Analytics Team. In her free time, Isa learned to play piano, crocheted some summer pieces, and became a master at latte art. This year at BC, she is excited to take some of the more creative electives relevant to her major, especially Sports Analytics and Digital Marketing.

Isa's favorite thing about CSOM: "I appreciate the setup of CSOM's course requirements.  The core classes provide a great opportunity for students to really discover what areas of the business realm they are most interested in, while still having enough time in their college career to specialize in a chosen concentration. I originally came to BC as an Accounting major, but I never would have discovered how much I enjoy Business Analytics (or the fact that Accounting is not for me) without taking required CSOM core classes my freshman and sophomore years."

Isa's advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "In an interview, your interviewer is always going to start with the classic "How are you" on the walk from the lobby to the interview room.  Instead of responding, "Good, how are you?," ANSWER HONESTLY. Say something specific and lighthearted to differentiate yourself from other candidates.  Example: "Oh, I actually just came back from a beach trip this weekend, so I feel very well rested and excited for the week ahead."

Here’s a fun fact about Isa: Lemons are my favorite fruit. I eat them like oranges :) 

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Jenn (she/her) has a double concentration in Finance and Accounting for Finance/Consulting with Minor in Managing for Social Impact. As a summer intern, Jenn worked in the Investment Banking section at RBC.  When she was not working, she loved going to new restaurants with the other interns and exploring the city with friends! Jenn is excited to have a great senior year with her friends and getting to know you guys!

On campus, Jenn is involved as a Women in Business Mentor, Women Innovators Network Mentor, and CSOM Peer Advisor. 

Jenn's favorite thing about CSOM: "The community! I've met some of my closest friends these past few years and was able to bond over recruiting, post-class coffees, and common interests."

One thing Jenn wishes she knew as a sophomore: "Don't be so hard on yourself during recruiting season. It will all work out."

Here’s a fun fact about Jenn: "I went skydiving last semester in Portugal!"

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Ryan (he/him) is studying Finance and Marketing at the Carroll School. Over the summer, he was a consulting intern at MediaLink in the NYC office. Ryan also enjoyed golfing and spending time with friends and family. This year, Ryan is most looking forward to tailgates, taking interesting electives, and intramural sports. During the school year, Ryan is a member of the Sports Business Society, intramural sports, and is hoping to start a BC-sports-focused club next year!

Ryan's favorite thing about CSOM: "Advising support, interesting and engaging professors, small class sizes. "

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of all the advising resources, especially career advising. It really helps to start meeting with your advisors early in your time at BC--even if you have no idea what you want to do. Everyone is here to support you, you just have to take the initiative to build a relationship, it goes a long way. "

Here’s a fun fact about Ryan: "I love playing, watching, and discussing sports, especially the Buffalo Bills and Sabres."

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At the Carroll School, Christie (she/her) studies Finance and Entrepreneurship. This summer she interned at RBC Capital Markets as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst in the Consumer & Retail group. When she had free time she loved exploring NYC and meeting new people! In the fall, Christie is looking forward to all of the tailgates and fun electives. On campus Christie is the Director of Community Relationships for the Women Innovators Network where she manages the Mentorship Program and plans community bonding events. She is also involved in the Investment Banking Association and Shea Center for Entrepreneurship.  

Christie's favorite thing about CSOM:  "Everyone is incredibly supportive and helpful in helping you grow academically, personally, and in your career. Your professors, friends, and alumni network are all invested in your long-term growth."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Do not feel like you have to have it all figured out with school, friends, internships, etc. People are also eager to make friends and meet new people, so step out of your comfort zone and go to that event or club meeting." 

Here’s a fun fact about Christie: "I studied abroad in the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management the fall semester of my junior year, and it was the best experience of my life. "

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Seeah (she/her) has concentrations in Marketing and Operations Management with a minor in French. Over the summer, Seeah worked as the PR Intern at Chloé, Korea. She also got to spend more time and make memories with her family and friends after being abroad for a long time. Seeah is looking forward to gaining greater knowledge and experience working in the field and industry that she is truly interested in! For Seeah’s final year at BC, she is looking to further grow both personally and professionally by continuing to build relationships with BC staff and alumni. 

Seeah's favorite thing about CSOM:  "Besides the obvious pop-up cookies in Fulton 315, my favorite part of CSOM is the countless number of opportunities that CSOM provides for both academic and professional development, whether they are from the staff or the courses."

Seeah's advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "I wish I knew the importance of any type of work experience, whether they are part-time jobs serving at a restaurant, unpaid internships during summer, or simply volunteer services. One learns so much simply by interacting and building relationships with people who come from different backgrounds and hold different thoughts and values than you. These experiences are not something that one can learn from class and are truly valuable."

Here’s a fun fact about Seeah: "I met a friend from camp in 10 years at BC and became best friends."

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Timmy (he/him) is studying Finance and Accounting for Finance in the Carroll School of Management. Over the summer, Timmy worked as an Investment Banking Summer Analyst at Citi and went tuna fishing with his brother and traveled. Timmy is most excited to spend time with friends and tailgate at the football games in the Fall.  He is involved in BC Investment Club, Investment Banking Association, Student Business Consortium, and Campus Ministry. 

Timmy's favorite thing about CSOM: "The community."

One thing Timmy wishes he knew as a sophomore: "Everything works out. "

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "You get out what you put in. "

Here’s a fun fact about Timmy: "Cucumbers are my favorite food!"

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Andrew (he/him) is double majoring in Finance & Philosophy. This past summer, Andrew was a Summer Investment Analyst at Greystar in their student asset management group. Aside from the internship, Andrew worked for a non-profit organization called Project Destined which is an organization designed to help college-aged students break into the commercial real estate industry. Next year Andrew is really looking forward to living in the mods as he has spent the past three years with his roommates and looks forward to spending a final year living together. Additionally, Andrew is excited to write his undergraduate philosophy thesis. Andrew is a part of the Entrepreneurs for Social Impact club as a director of the Housing Team. 

Andrew's favorite thing about CSOM: "The Faculty. Being able to learn from some of the most distinguished faculty members has really helped me not only become a more well-rounded person but also assist tremendously in my career development."

Andrew's advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Do not focus on a major at the beginning. Take as many classes in as many disciplines as possible to get a good idea of what type of classes you enjoy. There are so many amazing classes at BC and career paths you can follow so it is important to get a diverse experience before making a decision. "

Here’s a fun fact about Andrew: "My favorite movie of all time is Lilo & Stitch and have a pretty spot on Stitch impression." 

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Reilly (she/her) is studying Accounting at the Carroll School with a minor in Irish Studies. This past summer, Reilly interned at KPMG. Also over the summer, Reilly was able to golf, kayak, hike, and spend time at the beach with friends and family! Reilly is most looking forward to a great final year with her friends and professors! Outside of the classroom, Reilly is the Co-President of Irish Society as well as a member of Accounting Academy.

Reilly's favorite thing about CSOM: "The courses are rigorous, but you know you'll be leaving with one of the best business educations in the country!"

Reilly's advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "You (probably) won't remember every single thing you learn, but the important thing is to remember how to train your brain and analyze new information. Take away as much as you can from every class!"

Here’s a fun fact about Reilly: "I was born on Friday the 13th! "

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Ryan (he/him) has concentrations in Finance and Accounting for Consulting and Finance and a double major inPolitical Science. Over the summer, Ryan interned as an Asset Management with Knights of Columbus Asset Advisors. Ryan is looking forward to the BC Football Season and staying involved in the Chess Club, Relay for Life, Investment Club, and Intramurals. 

Ryan's favorite thing about CSOM: "The extremely knowledgeable and engaging professors."

One thing Ryan wishes he knew as a sophomore: "Pay more attention to and attend more career panels and events that can help you learn about possible career paths."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of the BC alumni network"

Here’s a fun fact about Ryan: "I love to travel and have been to over 20 countries around the world. "

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Sarah (she/her) is studying Finance and Accounting at the Carroll School of Management. Sarah interned in investment banking at Nomura this past summer and was a scholar in Girls Who Invest in summer 2022. This summer, Sarah explored New York with friends and tried all the different types of restaurants it has to offer. Next year at BC, Sarah is looking forward to being reunited with her friends and tailgating for her final football season. During the school year, Sarah is a Mentor for Women in Business and recreationally plays tennis.

Sarah's favorite thing about CSOM: "The professors genuinely care about their students and are very passionate about what they do. They are always there to support and help you in any way they can."

One thing Sarah wishes she knew as a sophomore: It’s okay not to know what you want to do. There are so many different career paths out there. Explore all the careers that spark your interest and chat with alumni in the respective industry because it could end up being the right choice for you.

Here’s a fun fact about Sarah: "I have been playing tennis for 17 years!"

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Jasmine (she/her) is a senior in the Carroll School of Management with concentrations in Finance and Entrepreneurship and a minor in Applied Psychology. This past summer, Jasmine interned at RBC as an investment banking analyst, after returning from studying abroad in Barcelona. Outside of classes, Jasmine is President of Finance Academy and Smart Women Securities. She is also a Tour Guide, ByStander Trainer, and a part of the Gavel. 

Jasmine's favorite thing about CSOM: "It’s super cool seeing how many CSOM students explore their interests outside of CSOM and the diversity of their interests."

Jasmine's advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Explore clubs and classes outside of CSOM as that differentiates you from other applicants for jobs!"

Here’s a fun fact about Jasmine: "Everyone in my family has the initials JZ!"

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