The Learning to Learn office (LTL for short) is an on campus office dedicated to supporting the holistic formation of first generation, low income, and underrepresented students at BC. The Learning to Learn office offers academic support, grants, books and school supplies, graduate school preparation, and free food on occasion. Don't hesitate to visit the LTL office on College Road once you're on campus!

The Montserrat Office is an on campus office that serves students with the highest levels of financial need at BC.  In doing so, the office helps students become active participants in their Jesuit education, while aiding in their academic, social, and spiritual formation. The office provides aid in but is not limited to textbooks, employment, housing, financial aid, study abroad opportunities, mentorship opportunities and retreats, and research opportunities. Don't hesitate to visit the Montserrat office on College Road once you're on campus!

Welcome to our first Orientation Giveaway! Swipe on the post above and follow the instructions to be entered for a chance to win some BC merchandise. This week we’ll be giving away an official BC Crewneck Sweatshirt to one member of the Class of 2025! Remember to read the rules on both posts for your entry to count. Check back in on Friday (06/18), as we’ll be announcing the winner in our stories! #bc2025 #bceaglesorientation

OLAA. CSA. ASO. KSA.... and much more! These acronyms represent a few of BC's many cultural identity clubs. Attend tomorrow night's informal & interactive Zoom hangout where you can talk with Orientation Leaders about the role these student organizations play in campus life and how you can get involved! The Zoom link is located in the Events tab of My BC Orientation #BCEaglesOrientation ❤️🌏🦅💛

During the summer months, the BC FYE Instagram page will showcase this year's Compass team. This team is comprised of 20 upperclass Mentors and 4 underclass students who serve as Interns for the program. Collectively, these 24 individuals are here to help you on your journey of transitioning to BC and would be happy to connect and answer any questions you may have along the way. Look for their Instagram handles along each post. If you are an AHANA student and are interested in joining the Compass family as a participant in the program, make sure to apply today! The application will close on July 31st and the link can be accessed is in our bio!

Books, tech, and BC merch! What more could a student want from the BC Bookstore? Join us for tomorrow's webinar at 12 p.m. EDT to learn more about the resources offered at all of our campus bookstore locations. The Zoom link is located in the Events tab of My BC Orientation #BCEaglesOrientation

We can't wait to see the Class of 2025 tomorrow afternoon! Join us at 12 p.m. EST for a webinar that will feature administrators and resources from the O'Neill Library and Connors Family Learning Center. They'll discuss strategies and resources offered by BC that can further your short and long-term academic success. The Zoom link is located in the Events tab of My BC Orientation #BCEaglesOrientation📚🦅✏️

Everyone say hello to Devianna, MCAS '23 and Eduardo, MCAS '23. They both have participated in the Compass Program and are sharing their insights on why you should, too! As Compass mentors, they’ll help first year AHANA students connect with upperclass mentors, develop friendships, and gain a strong sense of community as they navigate their first semester of college. We are still taking applications! The deadline is on Saturday July 31st and the link can be accessed through the #linkinbio or by visiting http://www.bc.edu/compass.

Wondering what UGBC is all about? Attend this informal and interactive Zoom hangout where you can hear about the initiatives of BC's undergraduate government and learn about how you can get involved in the Fall! Here's Gianna Russi, MCAS Class of '23, to tell you a little about her experience within UGBC. Login through MyBC Orientation tonight at 7pm! #BCEaglesOrientation