Boston College

No, Boston College does not provide any need-based financial aid like scholarships to overseas applicants. Therefore, non-U.S. citizens should be prepared to finance the full cost of their Boston College education. However, all international students who do hold U.S. citizenship or a Green Card are fully eligible to receive financial aid. However, Indian students can avail some of the scholarships listed below in order to manage the heavy expenses of studying in USA:Narotam Sekhsaria’s ScholarshipsHani Zeini ScholarshipJoseph Wharton FellowshipHarry and Nisha Arora ’04 MBA ScholarshipC. Mahindra Scholarships for Post-Graduate Studies Abroad

Yes, Boston college does provide a variety on-campus housing option to its students. These accommodation options range from double, triple to quadruple room with proper meal-plans, apartments, suites, halls and more. Students can refer to the table below to get an idea of Boston College's accommodation options along with rates:Room LocationRate/SemesterTotal/YearAll rooms in Newton Campus, Upper Campus, College Road, Greycliff Hall, and Sixty-Six Comm. Ave.Mandatory Meal Plan Halls$5,235 (Room)$3,400 (Board)$17,620.00 (Room & Board)All suites in Walsh HallMandatory Meal Plan Hall$5,620 (Room)$3,400.00 (Board)$18,040.00 (Room & Board)All suites in Vanderslice Hall, Ninety St. Thomas More Rd., andStayer HallMandatory Meal Plan Halls$5,905.00 (Room)$3,400.00 (Board)$18,610.00 (Room & Board)All apartments in Ignacio Hall, Rubenstein Hall, the Modular Apartments, and Gabelli and Voute Hall apartments (excluding townhouses)$6,600.00 (Room) (Meal Plan Optional)$13,200.00 (Without Board)Townhouse apartments in Gabelli and Voute Halls, all Reservoir Apartments, Thomas More Apartments, and Recovery House$6,995.00 (Room) (Meal Plan Optional)$13,990.00 (Without Board)

Boston College has a total of three campuses, with its main campus in the picturesque neighbourhood of Chestnut Hill and two satellite campuses in Brighton and Newton. Each of the campuses features a range of facilities and services to ensure an excellent study and stay experience for the students. The 175-acre Chestnut Hill Campus has the oldest buildings of the university that house most of the academic facilities, dining points, student residences and numerous athletic fields. The 65-acre Brighton Campus has the McMullen Museum of Art, theology and ministry school, administrative offices and newly-built athletic spaces.Newton Campus is a 40-acre land site comprising the law school, sports facilities and several residence halls for freshmen. The institution has the main library  (O'Neill Library) and seven other subject-specific libraries holding a rare and unique collection of more than three million volumes. The university maintains 30 residence halls that accommodate about 90% of the senior students.

The Boston College full-time MBA programme is a cross-functional degree with a strong emphasis on teamwork and a global perspective. It offers rigorous academics, equipping students with the knowledge and skills to thrive in an increasingly complex business world. In order to get enrolled in Boston College for the course of MBA, the candidate must fulfill the below mentioned criteria:Application form submission with a fee of $100;Bachelor's degree;Resume/CV;Transcripts;Standardized test scores (SAT/ACT);English language requirements (IELTS/TOEFL/Duolingo);GRE/GMAT scores;Letter of Recommendation; andRequired & Optional Essays.