University located in Chestnut Hill, MA. The students have intense feelings of superiority, mainly because most of them are.
The school has intense rivalries with most of the schools in the area. But one of the most well known rivalries is with Notre Dame.
The school has intense rivalries with most of the schools in the area. But one of the most well known rivalries is with Notre Dame.
by QuestionMark October 30, 2005
by Harry B October 18, 2004
Anal sex with a woman who has never had conventional (i.e. vaginal) intercourse.
Because Boston College is a Catholic university, many of it's students feel obliged to maintain their virginity, or at least *pretend* to do so. Therefore, situations that would often lead to conventional intercourse (a serious relationship, or a heavy drinking) often instead lead to other alternatives.
Because Boston College is a Catholic university, many of it's students feel obliged to maintain their virginity, or at least *pretend* to do so. Therefore, situations that would often lead to conventional intercourse (a serious relationship, or a heavy drinking) often instead lead to other alternatives.
Have you gone all the with Tiffany?
No way, dude. She's still a virgin. But I gave her a Boston College last night. It was sweet!
No way, dude. She's still a virgin. But I gave her a Boston College last night. It was sweet!
by baseballmogul August 26, 2007
A prestigious university located right outside of Boston in beautiful, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Also known as BC. Boston College is likely the most academically and athletically well rounded school in the country: ranking in the top forty for academics and high in the top twenty five for every major sport and even some club sports. The students at Boston College are smart, athletic, and attractive. BC often gets a bad rep for preppy, rich, popped collar wearing pricks. While these students exist, they are in the minority and nobody hangs out with them anyways. This reputation likely originates from jealous students at other universities. Students at Notre Dame, a very similar university, put too much faith in Notre Dame’s slightly better rank on most lists of the top academic schools, and now are stuck in the middle of a corn field with nothing better to do then hate on BC. Students at Boston University think they have a rivalry with us, but this is impossible because they don’t have any sports teams. These BU students likely hate on BC and make comparisons to our school because of rampant feelings of inferiority circulating throughout their “campus”. The students at BU pay the same tuition as the students at BC, however this does not make them our equals; the BU students are inferior to BC students in almost every way (namely intelligence, appearance, athleticism, and personality). Students at BC rarely hang out with students at BU and those who do are mainly misguided freshmen who make the mistake of going to a BU frat party (which are all terrible: less booze, more baggage, and a whole lot of ugly chicks), and who will likely never return to BU again. Students at BU are not welcome at BC because they are annoying and obsess over BC, feebly trying to bash BC at every opportunity. The BC – BU relationship is confined to three times a year when we play them in hockey. Usually at some point during BC home hockey games versus BU, the BC fans get fed up with the BU fans and start chanting “safety school”. This is mean but it is also true. The majority of the Massachusetts natives at BC used BU as their safety school. Hopefully, eventually, the BU students will catch on and stop bothering us. Both of these schools hate on BC on a regular basis, however, BC rarely bothers to defend itself. We are more mature than that, and we are too busy partying, and attending sporting events against teams we play on more than a semi-regular basis (like Duke, Virginia, Wake Forest, and Florida State).
Student at BU/Notre Dame: Where do you go to school?
Student at BC: I go to Boston College.
Student at BU/Notre Dame: LOL ROFL OMG WTF BC SUCKS, {insert school} IS SO MUCH BETTER {insert petty insult}.
Student at BC: Where do you go to school?
Student at BU/Notre Dame: I go to BU/Notre Dame.
Student at BC: Oh, Ok. Well I’m going to go pre-game for the basketball game and then later I’m going to a party on Comm Ave where I will probably make out with a hot freshman chick.
Student at BC: I go to Boston College.
Student at BU/Notre Dame: LOL ROFL OMG WTF BC SUCKS, {insert school} IS SO MUCH BETTER {insert petty insult}.
Student at BC: Where do you go to school?
Student at BU/Notre Dame: I go to BU/Notre Dame.
Student at BC: Oh, Ok. Well I’m going to go pre-game for the basketball game and then later I’m going to a party on Comm Ave where I will probably make out with a hot freshman chick.
by Calspeaksthetruth December 16, 2005
A university (not college) located outside just outside of Boston where only 95% of the stereotypes regarding the student body and the Jesuit administration are true.
Boston College basketball player, "Come'on I have to get to my bookie so I can lay $50 on us to cover the spread on Sat."
Boston College student, "Dude, I can't believe that your not popping up that collar on the Lacoste polo."
Boston College administrator, "We believe in supporting all lifestyles even those of people who are going to burn in hell or spend eternity in purgatory."
Boston College student, "Dude, I can't believe that your not popping up that collar on the Lacoste polo."
Boston College administrator, "We believe in supporting all lifestyles even those of people who are going to burn in hell or spend eternity in purgatory."
by BackinCali February 19, 2008
Boston College is a Jesuit university located in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts, about 5 mi. west of Boston. It is neither a college nor located in Boston.
Ranked as a Top 40 university according to USNews, Boston College has a positive reputation in the New England area, although many detractors are often keen to observe that Boston College, despite its academic aspirations, is far from being on the same academic level as its neighbor Harvard University.
Boston College is one of the most selective universities in the nation, but according to most metrics not necessarily one of the best. Each year thousands of prospective students apply for admission at Boston College, but only less than 10% are admitted. While Boston College is sometimes perceived as a popular destination for Ivy League rejects, many accepted students choose Boston College because they really want to be there.
Boston College students are often stereotyped as being white, rich, preppy, athletic, physically attractive, party animals, spoiled and snotty. Not all Boston College students fit that criteria, but stereotypes usually form over a period of time for a reason.
Some people believe that many Boston College students suffer from an inferiority complex, as demonstrated by their desire to negatively compare Boston University to Boston College. Their inferiority complex, if they have one, might stem from the fact that they haven't got over their failure to gain acceptance to Ivy League schools.
Ranked as a Top 40 university according to USNews, Boston College has a positive reputation in the New England area, although many detractors are often keen to observe that Boston College, despite its academic aspirations, is far from being on the same academic level as its neighbor Harvard University.
Boston College is one of the most selective universities in the nation, but according to most metrics not necessarily one of the best. Each year thousands of prospective students apply for admission at Boston College, but only less than 10% are admitted. While Boston College is sometimes perceived as a popular destination for Ivy League rejects, many accepted students choose Boston College because they really want to be there.
Boston College students are often stereotyped as being white, rich, preppy, athletic, physically attractive, party animals, spoiled and snotty. Not all Boston College students fit that criteria, but stereotypes usually form over a period of time for a reason.
Some people believe that many Boston College students suffer from an inferiority complex, as demonstrated by their desire to negatively compare Boston University to Boston College. Their inferiority complex, if they have one, might stem from the fact that they haven't got over their failure to gain acceptance to Ivy League schools.
Boston College is not affiliated to Boston University.
by Xenophon5000 December 3, 2010
Bill has been on the Notre Dame waiting list for four years, and has given up all hope of getting in. Luckily, Bill is a stupid prick, so he has been very happy at Boston College.
by The Masked Avenger November 29, 2005