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Anonymous wrote:OP, it is highly competitive. Look at your high school’s scattergram.

Be a swimmer. They take swimmers with any stats.

One would assume you need to be a fast swimmer, not just a swimmer.

BC is looking for swimmers. I don't know how fast one has to be, but I do know that they are looking for swimmers.

You have mentioned this on several threads.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, it is highly competitive. Look at your high school’s scattergram.

Be a swimmer. They take swimmers with any stats.

One would assume you need to be a fast swimmer, not just a swimmer.

BC is looking for swimmers. I don't know how fast one has to be, but I do know that they are looking for swimmers.

Apply ED 1 or 2 to increase odds of admission,

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP, it is highly competitive. Look at your high school’s scattergram.

Be a swimmer. They take swimmers with any stats.

One would assume you need to be a fast swimmer, not just a swimmer.

There are six minors in the business school that are available to arts & sciences students https://www.bc.edu/bc-web/schools/carroll-school/undergraduate/academics/minors.html. They are wide open, the student just signs up when they are ready to declare the minor.

It is no problem to major in communications in arts & sciences and minor in marketing in CSOM. The number of courses in the marketing minor is very similar to the number in the marketing concentration that CSOM students would take. (The difference between being a student with a major in arts & sciences vs csom is the business core required by CSOM.)

Anonymous wrote:OP, it is highly competitive. Look at your high school’s scattergram.

Be a swimmer. They take swimmers with any stats.

Communications is in the arts and science school, so if interested in business classes not a good idea. You’ll need to apply to the business school for matketing

Apply communications, it is easier to get in

OP, it is highly competitive. Look at your high school’s scattergram.

Marketing is in the school of management, which may be slightly more competitive than the overall stats, although you can minor in the school of management with a major in arts & sciences.

Handy tip: google the stats you are seeking. As is typical, you can find the admission stats for the college on their website with a quick google of college name and class profile. https://www.bc.edu/bc-web/admission/apply/admission-statistics.html

Hi, I was wondering what good EC, stats, are for a student that really wants to go to Boston College for marketing/communications? Thank you!