Ashna (she/her) is double-majoring in Finance and International Studies, with a concentration in Political Economy. This summer, she'll be working as a Finance Intern at Synchrony, hanging out with friends, and reading. On campus, Ashna is involved in WIN, FLS, WIB, and Girls Inc. and works as a Research Assistant.

Ashna's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The professors are awesome and super helpful! Great people to chat with, and they're super knowledgeable."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Start building a solid support system with people you can lean on during tough times! BC is a great place for that! And know that everything will work out—not every path will be traditional or common."

Here's a fun fact about Ashna: "I'm a twin!"

Email Ashna: potluria@bc.edu

Brian (he/him) is concentrating in Finance and Business Analytics with a minor in African and African Diaspora Studies. This summer, he'll be working in M&A at Evercore, enjoying the World Cup, and exploring NYC. On campus, Brian is involved in the Black Student Forum, Caribbean Culture Club, and Black in Business.

Brian's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The collaborative community."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Be supportive of your classmates! Talk to people you don't know in class and put yourself out there. Don't let yourself get caught up in your bubble. And make use of every moment you have with your friends—time runs out fast!"

Here's a fun fact about Brian: "I was vegan for a year!"

Email Brian: davidsbg@bc.edu

Carly (she/her) is concentrating in Finance and Accounting for Finance and Consulting with a minor in Applied Psychology. This summer, she'll be interning in Wealth Management at Bank of America, and for fun she's exploring NYC and spending time at the Jersey Shore. On campus, Carly works in Fulton 315 and is involved in Scholars of Finance and the Schiller Institute Student Board.

Carly's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The amazing Fulton 315 office and weekly pop-up cookies!"

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Appreciate and make the most out of being surrounded by friends and opportunities every day because it goes by quickly! And explore different roles and connect with people in fields that may interest you to figure out what will be the best fit for you."

Here's a fun fact about Carly: "I studied abroad in Rome this past spring!"

Email Carly: mcdermcr@bc.edu

Finn (he/him) is concentrating in Finance and Operations Management. This summer, he'll be living with his friends in New York while working for an aviation consulting firm. On campus, Finn is involved in the Fulton Leadership Society.

Finn's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "I have had some of my favorite professors ever in CSOM who are super passionate and knowledgeable about what they are teaching."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Talk to your professors more—they are really nice people and can teach you a lot outside of the classroom. And know that there are more careers out there than Investment Banking and Management Consulting."

Here's a fun fact about Finn: "During study abroad in Australia, I had a month where I spent over 60% of my nights either in a car or on a plane!"

Email Finn: carpenfi@bc.edu

Grace (she/her) is concentrating in Finance and Accounting for Finance and Consulting. This summer, she'll be working as an Investment Banking Analyst at RBC Capital Markets and trying new restaurants around NYC. On campus, Grace is involved in Scholars of Finance.

Grace's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The supportive community and professors who are always willing to help students succeed."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Time passes so quickly, so enjoy every moment at BC and spend as much time with your peers as possible. It's okay not to have everything figured out—take advantage of all the resources and opportunities that BC and CSOM provide."

Here's a fun fact about Grace: "I am a twin!"

Email Grace: houseyg@bc.edu

Jack (he/him) is concentrating in Finance and Management & Leadership with a minor in Managing for Social Impact. This summer, he'll be interning at KPMG Chicago as a Strategy Intern in the Advisory practice, and he's looking forward to spending time with his family on the beach in Michigan. On campus, Jack is involved in 4Boston, Consulting Club, UGBC, and intramural sports and is a research assistant at the Meaningful Work & Life Lab.

Jack's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The support and resources CSOM offers, especially career and academic advising, peer advisors, consulting case fellows, and alumni connections."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Build relationships with your professors, advisors, and upperclassmen—they're great support both in and out of the classroom. And it's okay to not have everything figured out yet!"

Here's a fun fact about Jack: "I have over 30 first cousins!"

Email Jack: hughesiz@bc.edu

Kate (she/her) is majoring in Business Analytics and Accounting for Finance and Consulting, with a minor in Computer Science. This summer, she’s working as a Technology Strategy Summer Scholar at Deloitte. On campus, she’s captain of the BC Women's Club Lacrosse team and a member of the Resident Hall Association.

Kate’s favorite thing about the Carroll School: “I love meeting new people in each class and finding peers to study with.”

One thing Kate wishes she knew when she was a sophomore: “There is no such thing as being behind. You don’t have to know what you want to do as a sophomore—you have plenty of time to learn and figure it out.”

Here’s a fun fact about Kate: “For my first job, I worked at Chick-fil-A!"

Email Kate: donovahw@bc.edu

Kyle (he/him) is concentrating in Finance and Accounting for Finance and Consulting. This summer, he'll be working as a Direct Lending Summer Analyst at Crescent Capital Group in Boston, and outside of work, he's looking forward to golfing and enjoying the summer with friends and family. On campus, Kyle is involved in Men's Club Soccer, Chi Alpha Campus Ministry, and the Sports Business Society.

Kyle's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The professors and staff. They are always willing to help and care about their students' success."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of the BC network early. Reach out to alumni, attend events, and start building connections before you think you need them. Don't be afraid to go to office hours—building relationships with professors can make a huge difference academically and professionally."

Here's a fun fact about Kyle: "I ran the Cape Cod Marathon!"

Email Kyle: fennky@bc.edu

Lauren (she/her) is concentrating in Finance with a minor in Managing for Social Impact & the Public Good. This summer, she'll be interning as a Global Wealth Management Analyst at UBS, and outside of work she's exploring New York City and traveling to visit friends and family. On campus, Lauren is involved in Women in Business (WIB), BC on Tap, and the Student Admissions Program (SAP).

Lauren's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "Fulton 315! The faculty is so supportive, it has so many great resources, and there are always great events (like pop-up cookies!)."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of the people around you. Talk to classmates, upperclassmen, professors, and alumni. There isn't a single 'right' path—keep an open mind about your career interests, campus involvements, concentration, and the opportunities that come your way."

Here's a fun fact about Lauren: "I went to the Winter Olympics Opening Ceremony in Milan!"

Email Lauren: tomaselb@bc.edu

Lennox (he/him) is concentrating in Finance with a minor in Philosophy. This summer, he'll be working as a Sales and Trading Summer Analyst at RBC on the Structured Equity Derivatives desk, and outside of work, he's excited to try food spots all around NYC. On campus, Lennox is involved in Investment Banking Sales and Trading Fellows and is the VP of Marketing and Outreach for SOF.

Lennox's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The professors as well as the 315 staff; what makes Carroll great is the people inside of it. Everyone is always ready to help, whether that be with academics in office hours or for career stuff in 315—the support Carroll has is what pushes it ahead."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Have fun, don't worry about recruiting as a freshman, make a good circle of friends that you can live with for the rest of undergrad, and keep a good GPA. Once you are a sophomore, you can start recruiting, but don't waste freshman year doing it. Joining clubs that you just find interesting is worth it, and say yes to everything."

Here's a fun fact about Lennox: "I studied abroad twice!"

Email Lennox: silvesle@bc.edu

Lexi (she/her/hers) is concentrating in Accounting for CPA with a minor in English. This summer, she'll be working as an FSO Audit Intern at EY, scooping ice cream at New City Microcreamery, and enjoying all the fun World Cup events in Boston. On campus, Lexi is the Treasurer of Black in Business at Boston College, Treasurer of Fit & Feminine, Treasurer of Eagle Bridge, an International Assistant Program Mentor, a Red Bandana Leadership Fellow, an OB Research Assistant, and a CSOM Undergraduate Dean's Office Student Worker.

Lexi's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The number of opportunities offered! Plus the Fulton 315 snacks."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Networking is always the most important thing, plus grades, of course. And remember—some things are never that serious. Don't put too much effort or stress into things sent to distract you from your goals."

Here's a fun fact about Lexi: "I grew up in the Bahamas and swam with pigs, iguanas, and sharks!"

Email Lexi: pattonal@bc.edu

Lindsey (he/him) is concentrating in Finance and Marketing with a minor in Philosophy and Theology. This past summer, Thomas worked in Financial Consulting at RSM. This year, he is enjoying experiencing senior year alongside his entire class. At BC, Thomas is involved in Club Golf, works as a Sales Associate with BC’s Institute of Advanced Jesuit Studies, and participates in Campus Ministry, Intramurals, and the St. Thomas More Society. He went abroad in the Fall of 2024 to Croatia and enjoys talking about his time there.

Thomas’s favorite thing about the Carroll School: “Amazing professors and advisors are always willing to help.”

One thing Thomas wishes he knew when he was a sophomore: “The amount of career resources provided by the Carroll School.”

Here’s a fun fact about Thomas: “I am the youngest of six children!”

Email Thomas: scordint@bc.edu

Luz (she/her) is concentrating in Accounting (CPA track). This summer, she'll be interning at Freddie Mac in their internal accounting department, getting to know the NOVA and DC area since it's her first time living there, and planning a trip to El Salvador to visit family she hasn't seen in a long time. On campus, Luz is an e-board member for Plant Club and works a part-time job at BC's Help Center.

Luz's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "My favorite thing about CSOM is how many resources we have to succeed. The support from advisors and professors is truly unmatched!"

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of networking opportunities early on—some of the most unexpected events can end up being the most valuable! And remember, you don't need to be perfect to land the opportunities you want."

Here's a fun fact about Luz: "I've never broken a bone!"

Email Luz: diazln@bc.edu

Maggie (she/her) is concentrating in Leadership & Management with a major in Philosophy and a minor in Applied Psychology. This summer, she'll be working in Workforce Transformation Consulting at PwC, traveling to Park City, NYC, and Cape Cod, and spending time reading, sunbathing, and needlepointing. On campus, Maggie is the former President of Consult Your Community, a former Kairos Lead, an Office Assistant for ResLife/ResMin, an RA/TA for Professor Conzon's Organizational Behavior course, a WZBC DJ, and a writer for the NEC/BC Fashion Club.

Maggie's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The professors! Everyone genuinely wants to see students succeed on and off campus."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Stay gentle, humble, and kind as you encounter the world around you. It's okay to ask for help! Some people may know exactly what their future looks like and how to get there, and you may not. Use the resources you have access to, and don't be embarrassed to say 'I don't know!'"

Here's a fun fact about Maggie: "I am a triplet! I have a brother at Miami University (Farmer School of Business) and a brother at Fordham University (Gabelli School of Business)."

Email Maggie: yugma@bc.edu

Marek (he/him) is concentrating in Finance. This summer, he'll be working in Investment Banking at Goldman Sachs and spending time at the beach with his extended family. On campus, Marek is the Vice President of Heights Capital.

Marek's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "My favorite thing about CSOM is how students are encouraged and required to take classes outside of CSOM. It has led me to take a lot of classes I would not have otherwise and ended up loving."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of all the opportunities that CSOM has to offer, from the speaker events held by clubs to networking with alumni outside of getting internships to the CSOM cookies. And know that your time at BC goes by very quickly—do well in your classes and set yourself up for success, but don't get too caught up in all the schoolwork. Always make time to spend with your friends and try new things."

Here's a fun fact about Mareks: "I really love the sauna!"

Email Mareks: zeilem@bc.edu

Matthew is concentrating in Finance and Accounting for Finance & Consulting. This summer, he'll be working at Citizens Bank in Boston, doing Underwriting & Portfolio Management for their SACOE team. On campus, Matthew is involved in the RE Association, Ignatian Society, APPA volunteer program, and intramural sports.

Matthew's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The alumni network and the career opportunities. I also truly enjoyed the Portico program that everyone has to take freshman year."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "In addition to always trying to be present, constantly network. You never know when the connections you make now can benefit you down the road. I wish I knew how to be present more and to enjoy every moment here at BC because it really does go by fast—it is easy to get caught up in the internship/job process and always worry about the next thing rather than being where your feet are."

Here's a fun fact about Matthew: "I used to ski race in high school!"

Email Matt: vitam@bc.edu

Molly (she/her) is co-concentrating in Finance and Business Analytics. This summer, she'll be interning at Standard Chartered Bank in New York in their Corporate & Investment Banking division, and she's looking forward to exploring New York City and making the most of her last summer before senior year. On campus, Molly is a Teaching Assistant (Organizational Behavior, Machine Learning and AI, Data Visualization), has been a Research Assistant (Management & Organization, Business Analytics, and English Departments), and is the VP of the Business Analytics Academy, a Tour Guide, and previously a Mentor for the Women Innovators Network.

Molly's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "The people I have met over the years and the tremendous support from peers and professors alike. Everyone wants to see you succeed here, and it is a culture I am so grateful for!"

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Don't confine yourself to one area or pursuit; sometimes the best opportunities come completely by chance when you have an open mind. And remember, there is no one true definition of 'failure'—the ability to continue to try and put effort in when something doesn't work out will serve you well. You got this!"

Here's a fun fact about Molly: "I am an Austrian citizen!"

Email Molly: missonis@bc.edu

Nakul (he/him) is concentrating in Finance and Information Systems. This summer, he'll be working as a Management Consulting Summer Analyst at Accenture, living off campus at BC, and traveling to Portugal with his family. On campus, Nakul is the Director of Employer Outreach for the BC Consulting Club, President of the Sports Analytics Club, and is involved in 4Boston and IM Sports.

Nakul's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "No matter if it's professors, career center staff, or other students, there is always someone ready and willing to help you with anything."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of all the BC and CSOM resources. It's okay if everything doesn't go according to plan—rejection and roadblocks are just part of the process."

Here's a fun fact about Nakul: "I have over 25 Lego Star Wars sets!"

Email Nakul: rameshnb@bc.edu

Patrick (he/him) is concentrating in Accounting and majoring in Classical Studies. This summer, he'll be working as an Audit Intern at PwC in NYC and searching for NYC's best black-and-white cookie. On campus, Patrick is the Vice President of the Fulton Leadership Society, a tour guide and panelist for the Student Admissions Program, and is involved in Stride and the Freshmen League.

Patrick's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "I admire CSOM's emphasis not only on professional growth through academics but also on personal growth as a result of meaningful relationships with professors, business ethics instruction, and a diverse array of events and speakers."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Don't become so focused on your future plans that you lose sight of all the great things happening around you in the present. And remember that upperclassmen are a vital resource who have recently gone through many of your classes and internship search struggles—be sure to turn to them, too, when you need help."

Here's a fun fact about Patrick: "In 2025, I spent more time in the Southern Hemisphere than in the Northern Hemisphere!"

Email Patrick: sheesley@bc.edu

Zachariah (he/him) is concentrating in Finance with a major in Philosophy and a minor in Jewish Studies. This summer, he'll be working as a PWM Client Service Analyst at RWA Wealth Partners, and outside of work, he's been learning how to cook and enjoying the opportunity to try new recipes. On campus, Zachariah is involved in the Carroll Scholars Program, UGBC, and Hillel.

Zachariah's favorite thing about the Carroll School: "My favorite thing about CSOM is the accessibility of its faculty and the strength of its academic departments. Whether through office hours or conversations after class, I've always found professors who are invested in helping students succeed, which is part of what makes CSOM such a special community."

Advice for underclassmen in CSOM: "Take advantage of the people around you. Talk to classmates and upperclassmen who are interning or working in fields that interest you, and don't be afraid to ask thoughtful questions. At the same time, do your own research on different industries, roles, and companies. Most importantly, never underestimate the strength and willingness of the BC alumni network to help students. And network, network, network—start earlier than you think you need to."

Here's a fun fact about Zachariah: "I've traveled to more than 20 countries!"

Email Zachariah: parraz@bc.edu