where students go instead of Bentley because they do not want to have a job after they graduate. and its not in Boston and its not a college

A school that fails two fold. It's not even in Boston, therefore making is inferior to Boston University, and a Catholic school that doesn't even hold a candle to Notre Dame.

BC Students can be spotted wearing light blue J.Crew polos with popped collars carrying around a Super-Mocha machiatto latte. Also may be spotted with oversized 24 karat gold cross, to promote their fake Catholicism. Often heard bragging about how much better their sports teams are than the teams of Notre Dame and BU, while BU's hockey team alone has more championships than BC Football, Basketball, and hockey. I haven't even added Notre Dame's rings yet.

school that thinks it's better than Boston University. BC has no Nobel Prize winners, BU has four.

BC--- school for losers.

rival of Boston University. great university for preppy people. hot chicks and pretty boys go to BC, and get spanked by the Jesuits.

A Jesuit University located in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts and headed by Father William P. Leahy (who no one likes or can recognize). The Boston College Administration currently finds himself in the midst of a controversy surrounding the exclusion of sexual orientation in the Unversity's notice of non-discrimination. A 2005 student referendum showed 84% in favor of including sexual orientation in the notice of non-discrimination and a list of nearly 200 faculty and Jesuits in support of its inclusion was published in the school newspaper the day of the vote. The university administration under President Rev. William P. Leahy, S.J. maintains its right to discriminate on basis of sexual orienatation by referencing Massachusetts state law which exepmts religious institutions from including sexual orientation in a notice of non-discrimination. Students and faculty in support of its inclusion note that other Catholic and Jesuit universities in the state, such as Weston and Holy Cross, do include sexual orientation in their notices of non-discrimination.