Declaring a management minor is easy! Fill out this Google form.
Students who want to apply for the Managing for Social Impact should fill out this form.
Yes, students can change their management minor by filling out the minor declaration form and indicating they would like to drop their current minor and declare a new one. Students can only have one CSOM minor.
Students are limited to only one minor in CSOM. The only exception is Managing for Social Impact. Since the Managing for Social Impact minor is interdisciplinary, students can have an MSI minor and another management minor.
Yes, but please keep in mind that MCAS students need 96 MCAS credits to graduate, which leaves 24 credits/ 8 classes to be taken outside of MCAS. Lynch School of Education has no credit limit for courses taken outside of LSOE. Students in Connell School of Nursing have room for roughly 7 electives. Students should consult with their academic advisors from their school to plan out courses and confirm degree requirements and credits required for graduation.
Go to this page to see how each department in CSOM handles overrides and waitlists.
Please consult with the academic department in which your minor is housed for details on what classes (if any) can be taken abroad. You will need to submit a study abroad course evaluation form and attach a syllabus for review for approval before you go abroad.
CSOM classes cannot be taken pass/fail, regardless of the school you are enrolled in.
Click here to schedule an appointment with Ally Isales, the academic advisor for management minors.
Students are encouraged to visit the Boston College Career Center and should join the Business, Consulting, and Finance career cluster.
Students with additional questions about CPA requirements should contact the accounting department at csom.accounting@bc.edu. Additional information can also be found on the Accounting Department website. Students can also refer to the Guide for meeting CPA Requirements at Boston College.
Yes, ECON2228 can count towards your minor. View the eligible list of electives here. A maximum of one elective can count towards the requirements of two different minors/majors/concentrations.
Yes, you may take the two required courses from the other track. In this case, you must take both of them and they will count as your two electives.
Students need senior status and permission from the Finance Department to take a 6000 level elective. They also must meet all prerequisite requirements. Visit the Finance Department website for more information.
Any statistics class will meet this requirement. We recommend ECON1151 offered here at BC.