If you are in immediate danger, do not use this report form. Instead, contact the Boston College Police Department at 617-552-4444 or dial 911. Please note that submitting false reports is a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and will be thoroughly investigated.

The Student Code of Conduct outlines behavioral expectations and procedures for BC students.

Boston College students are accountable to the policies and procedures outlined in the Student Code of Conduct. Our FAQ page offers brief responses to common questions but does not serve as a substitute for the Student Code of Conduct.

Student disciplinary records remain on file in the Office of the Dean of Students for seven years from the date of the incident. To request your disciplinary clearance, please submit the form below.

Students may submit an appeal of a decision reached in a conduct matter brought under the Student Code of Conduct. If accepted, an appeal will result in an administrative review of the decision; only in rare circumstances will an appeal result in a new hearing or other new adjudication of the case.

Students may authorize the release of personal information and educational records to individuals and/or agencies of their choice by submitting a form of acknowledgment releasing their information.

Students can sign into the apartment database using their Agora Portal username and password. The database will show listings from local landlords, real estate agents, and students offering sublets.

Are you going abroad or heading home for the summer? Students can list their sublets on the apartment database for free when they are signed in using their Agora Portal username and password.

Are you searching for a roommate? Students can create a personalized roommate profile, set specific search criteria, and connect with potential roommates from Boston College as well as other area colleges.

Renting an apartment near Boston College can be a new experience for many students. To support this transition, the Office of the Dean of Students offers information sessions, online resources, FAQs, and videos to guide students through the rental process.

The Office of the Dean of Students offers a variety of events and outreach initiatives specifically designed to engage students living off-campus. To explore our offerings, visit the events calendar on our website.

Disability Services supports students with medical, physical, or psychological disabilities. Students with learning disabilities and/or ADHD should register with the Connors Family Learning Center. To begin the registration process for Disability Services, complete the form below and upload the required documentation.

Boston College is committed to ensuring and improving physical and technological access on campus. The form below is one way to report a physical or technological barrier restricting access to BC programs, services, activities, or facilities. Accessibility issues may also be reported directly to Disability Services (disabsrv@bc.edu).

All intakes will be via Google Meet unless otherwise requested in person. When scheduling an intake, please add your full name, BC ID, and email address. Please remember to complete your registration form and submit documentation prior to your appointment.

Please note: Intakes should occur after registration and documentation have been submitted

Are you concerned about the well-being of a student, peer, or yourself? The DOS Student Support team is happy to consult with you about how to support a student and will meet directly with students who are having difficulties or aren't sure where to go for support.

Whether you need help adjusting to academic responsibilities, navigating personal challenges, or transitioning to a leave of absence, we are here to assist. Through personalized one-on-one meetings, we work with you to understand your unique needs and provide the best possible support for your journey at BC and beyond.

The Circle Up program engages the Boston College community in Restorative Practices. Restorative Practices include a spectrum of proactive and reactive approaches that have been adapted from Indigenous circle practices and are aimed at preventing and addressing conflict within communities.

The Student Conduct Board is committed to developing a more welcoming and responsible community. The board accomplishes this goal by adjudicating alleged violations of the Student Code of Conduct, recommending sanctions, and supporting students holistically through the conduct process.

The Office of the Dean of Students offers a wide range of events and outreach initiatives designed to engage all students. To learn more about our offerings, visit the events calendar on our website or check out our Signature Events. 

The Student Code of Conduct outlines behavioral expectations and procedures for BC students.

Boston College students are accountable to the policies and procedures outlined in the Student Code of Conduct. Our FAQ page offers brief responses to common questions but does not serve as a substitute for the Student Code of Conduct.

Students may authorize the release of personal information and educational records to individuals and/or agencies of their choice by submitting a form of acknowledgment releasing their information.

Students can sign into the apartment database using their Agora Poral username and password. Parents/Guardians can also make a "Guest Account." The database will show listings from local landlords, real estate agents, and students offering sublets. 

Renting an apartment near Boston College can be a new experience for many students. To support this transition, the Office of the Dean of Students offers information sessions, online resources, FAQs, and videos to guide students through the rental process.

Disability Services supports students with medical, physical, or psychological disabilities. Students with learning disabilities and/or ADHD should register with the Connors Family Learning Center. To begin the registration process for Disability Services, complete the form below and upload the required documentation.

Boston College is committed to ensuring and improving physical and technological access on campus. The form below is one way to report a physical or technological barrier restricting access to BC programs, services, activities, or facilities. Accessibility issues may also be reported directly to Disability Services (disabsrv@bc.edu).

Boston College is committed to ensuring and improving physical and technological access on campus. 

Are you concerned about a student's well-being? The DOS Student Support team is happy to consult with you about how to support a student and will meet directly with students who are having difficulties or aren't sure where to go for support.

The Office of the Dean of Students is dedicated to supporting students’ growth in personal responsibility, citizenship, and informed decision-making to facilitate their overall development, commitment to community service, and holistic learning. We believe in partnering with parents and family members to guide students through their educational journey.

Student disciplinary records remain on file in the Office of the Dean of Students for seven years from the date of the incident. To request your disciplinary clearance, please submit the form below.

Former students can sign into the apartment database using their Agora Portal username and password. If their Agora Portal is no longer active, they can make a "Guest Account." The database will show listings from local landlords, real estate agents, and students offering sublets. 

Are you searching for a roommate? Alumni can create a personalized roommate profile, set specific search criteria, and connect with potential roommates from Boston College as well as other area colleges.

The Student Code of Conduct outlines behavioral expectations and procedures for BC students.

If you are in immediate danger, do not use this report form. Instead, contact the Boston College Police Department at 617-552-4444 or dial 911. Please note that submitting false reports is a violation of the Code of Student Conduct and will be thoroughly investigated.

Do you have an apartment near Boston College? Post and manage your listing on the off-campus housing database. 

Interested in the academic calendar? Check it out to stay informed about key dates, such as opening and closing periods and vacations, that may impact the surrounding neighborhood community.

Are you curious about the athletic calendar? Explore it to stay updated on game times and locations that may impact the campus and the surrounding neighborhood community.

Boston College hosts a variety of events that are frequently open to the public. For a complete list of upcoming events across campus, please visit the University's event calendar.