Careers
A Carroll School education is much more than a degree—it’s preparation to thrive in a fulfilling career while transforming organizations, communities, and business itself.
We embed practical career training and 21st century skills within curricula, emphasizing a balanced approach to management. Our dedicated Career Development team provides personalized guidance, helping students identify potential career paths and job opportunities, prepare for interviews, negotiate salaries, and more.
Our students can also tap into one of the nation’s largest and most active alumni networks. Loyal Boston College alumni return to campus to mentor students and connect them to opportunities, while the Eagle Experts Network—a group of 350+ successful Carroll School alumni—helps students in Sophomore Accelerator secure internships through one-on-one advice and mock interviews.
90%
of graduates seeking employment were employed upon graduation
(Class of 2024)
$86,306
average starting salary
(Class of 2024)
Career Accelerator
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During this professional development course, students discern their top skills, identify potential career paths, and master networking, interviewing, and the job search. The nine weeks conclude with an informational interview and a mock interview with alumni and employers.
Career Advisors
Drop in or schedule an appointment with one of our career advisors, available exclusively for Carroll School undergraduates.
Andrew Barksdale Drew Barksdale
Andrew Barksdale
Associate Director for Undergraduate Career Advising
CSOM Graduate w/ a Dual Concentration in Economics & Finance. Former Scholarship athlete on the Varsity Football team. Work experience scopes across various industries (O&G, Industrials, and Financial Services) & disciplines (Sales, Corporate Fin., & M&A). Passionate, self-started eager to coach & mentor students at Boston College.
Contact: Email
In his new role, Drew will focus on coaching students, nurturing and developing new corporate relationships, teaching a pre-professional development course, Career Accelerator.
Morenike Eastman Morenike Eastman
Morenike Eastman
Associate Director for Undergraduate Career Advising
Morenike joined the CSOM Career Advising team in January 2024, having previously worked at the Boston College Career Center. She will focus on advising undergraduate students and teaching a section of the pre-professional development course, Career Accelerator. Prior to Boston College, she spent more than 10 years in the healthcare/employee benefits consulting field as well as a couple of years in the nonprofit sector. She holds an undergraduate degree in Economics from Brown University.
Contact: Fulton 315F | Email
Jessica Hartley Jessica Hartley
Jessica Hartley
Career Advisor
Jessica Hartley worked in the Boston College Career Center for 14 years advising students before transitioning to CSOM. Prior to that she worked in the School of Management at Boston University and has also recently worked with students at Emerson College coordinating credit internships and teaching a first year career development course at Bentley University. She holds an undergrad degree from Vanderbilt University and a Master's degree from Boston College Lynch Graduate School of Education.
Contact Jessica: Fulton 315 | Email
Amy Donegan Amy Donegan
Amy Donegan
Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Career Advising
Amy Donegan is a career services professional who has worked at the Boston College Career Center for over 15 years. In January 2011, Amy joined the undergraduate advising staff in the Carroll School and is now the Assistant Dean for Undergraduate Career Advising.
Contact Amy: Fulton 315 | 617-552-3431 | Email