The Carroll School of Management of BC or Boston College Honors Program serves a group of talented and highly motivated students who pursue excellence inside and outside the classroom.

It is designed to promote the ingenuity, initiative, energy, and hard work of its members as they strive to continuously improve the Program, thereby making a student's four years at Boston College most enriching.

Honors Core Curriculum
In the first semester of freshman year, all honors students take Portico, an introductory course in business, in addition to their liberal arts courses.

Liberal arts courses continue in the second semester, when students also take an accelerated course in basic statistics.

The honors-level coursework required of all Honors Program members is as follows:

Freshman Year
Perspectives I (satisfies philosophy and theology requirements)
Computers in Management - Honors
Business Statistics - Honors
Math for Management
Calculus (MT100 or higher)
Portico
Sophomore Year
Principles of Economics I - Microeconomics
Principles of Economics II - Macroeconomics
Financial Accounting - Honors
Managerial Accounting - Honors
Introduction to Business Law - Honors
Basic Finance - Honors
Business and Professional Speaking - Honors
Junior Year
Basic Marketing - Honors
Operations Management - Honors
Predictive Analytics
Organizational Behavior - Honors
Senior Year
Strategy and Policy - Honors
Thesis Research Seminar
Senior Honors Thesis