Bc Agora Login (2024)

FAQs

What is the agora portal for Boston College? ›

Agora Portal is a central place to access a wide variety of BC information and services. You will need your BC username and password to access Agora Portal. Sign in to Agora Portal.

Your BC username is generated using a portion of your last name, often combined with random letters. Online services and resources restricted to the BC community, including Agora Portal, require authentication by entering your BC username and BC Password.

The acceptance rate at Boston College is 16.7%.

This means the school is extremely selective. Meeting their GPA requirements and SAT/ACT requirements is very important to getting past their first round of filters and proving your academic preparation.

Your Chances of Admission to BC After Being Waitlisted

On average, around 3.27% of waitlisted applicants — or 100.7 students — to BC earned admission for the years the school chose to release data.

A username is the user identification (user ID) that someone uses as their unique ID on a computer, network, or service. Most websites and online services, such as Facebook and Twitter, allow users to choose their username, usually tied to an email address or phone number.

A Username is a special name given to a person to uniquely identify them on a computer network. Also called account names, login IDs, or user IDs, usernames are given to a person by the network administrator or they are selected by the user.

You may also locate your student ID on the myBC home page. Look at the lower right side of the page, under My Details.

Sign in to your account

Existing users: Please use the email and password you created when you first registered an account and applied. Need help? Forgot Password?

Where can I find my Eagle ID BC? ›

You can find your Boston College username and Eagle ID number in your admission folder (included in the letter from Grant Gosselin, director of Undergraduate Admission). Log on to Agora, the Boston College online portal, at portal.bc.edu and complete your enrollment registration.

Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Boston College (BC) is a private Jesuit research university in Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts. Founded in 1863, the university has more than 15,000 total students.

Students must take one Christian Theology (CT) course and one Sacred Texts and Traditions (STT) course. These need not be taken in any particular order and may even be taken in the same semester.

Boston College's formula for institutional financial need is the difference between your tuition and fees less the calculated contribution. Boston College will meet 100% of institutional financial need with a combination of grants/scholarships, loans, and work-study.

For our undergraduate admission process, Boston College uses the Common Application. We require that all candidates submit their application electronically. Please make sure to carefully select your preference for Early Decision or Regular Decision consideration on the Common Application.

Presidential Scholars receive a merit scholarship that covers full tuition at BC, regardless of financial need. If the merit award does not meet their financial aid requirements, Scholars receive additional grant and aid resources sufficient to meet full need. The cost of summer programs is covered by a separate award.