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| تاريخ بدء البرنامج | آخر موعد للتسجيل |
| 2027-05-20 | - |
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Introduction to the Summer Management Catalyst Program
The Summer Management Catalyst Program is designed specifically for non-management students, providing a solid and broad foundation in the functional areas of management. This intensive, full-time summer program runs for eight weeks, from May to July, and offers students the opportunity to complete core management courses and receive 11 credits.
Program Details
- The program includes three full, graded courses: Financial Accounting, Marketing Principles, and the choice of Fundamentals of Finance or Business Law.
- A career practicum is also part of the program, covering topics such as Excel, big data, and career development, including resume and cover letter writing, interviewing, and networking.
- All courses are taught by Carroll School faculty.
Eligibility and Application
- The program is ideally suited for rising sophomores and juniors but is open to rising seniors and graduating seniors as well.
- Applicants must have taken at least one math course at Boston College or received Advanced Placement credit in math.
- Preference is given to students who have had a course in statistics and/or microeconomics.
- Candidates are evaluated based on academic standing, quality of essay, and extracurricular activities.
- The online application is available from January 5 to March 11, 2026, with a $50 non-refundable application fee.
Program Cost and Financial Aid
- The cost of the 2026 program is $16,650, including tuition for three three-credit courses, the career practicum, all course materials, and social activities.
- The $50 application fee and $1,000 program deposit are included in the total cost.
- On-campus housing is an additional cost.
- A limited number of need-based scholarships are available, with eligibility determined by Boston College's Office of Financial Aid.
Academic Credit
- Students receive a total of 11 credits for successful completion of the program, which counts toward GPA and graduation requirements.
- No 3-credit course offered in Catalyst that has already been taken may be taken a second time for credit.
Faculty and Staff
The program is led by experienced faculty from the Carroll School of Management, including:
- Thomas Wesner, Director of the Summer Management Catalyst Program
- Jon Kerbs, Marketing
- Rob James, Finance
- John Neale, Excel Module
- Edward Taylor, Financial Accounting
- Drew Barksdale, Career Advisor
Student Perspectives
Several students have shared their positive experiences with the Catalyst Program, highlighting its impact on their career trajectories and academic paths. These include:
- Bradford Campbell '24
- Christopher Whelan '21, MSA '22
- Clare Cronin '25
- Kylene Ingram '21, MSA '22
- Brigid Knowles '23
- Chloe Noelle Lelon '23
- Alexander Naber '24
- Rylie O'Neil '24
- Omonosa Owens '20
FAQ
How do I apply?
The online application is available from January 5 to March 11, 2026, with a $50 non-refundable application fee.
What are the prerequisites to apply?
Applicants must have taken at least one math course at Boston College or received Advanced Placement credit in math.
Who can apply?
The program is open to all Boston College students, with preference given to rising sophomores and juniors.
When is the program?
The 2026 program runs from May 20 to July 10.
What topics are covered in the program?
Students take three full, graded courses and participate in a career practicum.
Where could I live throughout the program?
Students can live on or off campus, but on-campus housing is not guaranteed.
Can I work while I participate in the program?
It is strongly advised that students do not work due to the program's full-time nature.
What is the total program cost?
The cost of the 2026 program is $16,650.
Is financial aid available?
A limited number of need-based scholarships are available.
Do I receive academic credit for the program?
Yes, students receive 11 credits for successful completion of the program.
