John Carroll University
University Heights, OH
University Heights, OH
University Heights, OH
More than a career in business—a life of purpose
In a global marketplace, choices exist at every level of business, government, and society that can either produce innovation and value or threaten our well-being and stifle progress. John Carroll University’s Boler College of Business champions a set of principles that teach service to others, incorporating the perspective of a nearly 500-year-old Jesuit tradition into preparing students for the future of work. We cultivate the critical thinking, technical skills, and resourcefulness that inspire our graduates to become responsible leaders. Boler College of Business is Cleveland's business school.
Inspired business
As a Boler student, you'll understand how Jesuit teaching, responsible leadership, and foundational liberal arts knowledge come together and become a catalytic force for change.
New schools
We have two schools within the Boler College of Business—the Kramer School of Accountancy & Information Sciences and the Donnelly School of Leadership and Social Innovation—that prepare students for the future of work across all business forms and types.
Centers of excellence
At JCU, you'll learn to translate classroom knowledge to judgment and right action thanks to the experiential opportunities found within our centers of excellence in entrepreneurship, leadership, service and social action, and corporate sustainability.
Cleveland and Northeast Ohio
Experience the history and current roles Boler College of Business plays in the region's economy and how business pays it forward by supporting professional development, internships, executive-in-residence programs, and careers.
Global engagement
You may participate in the Global Business Culture and Entrepreneurship Center, which is opening new possibilities for the exchange of students, ideas, and investment.
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JCU holds Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business accreditation (AACSB) and independent Accountancy accreditation—a distinction held by only 1% of business programs worldwide. |
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Ranked #1 in Ohio for CPA Exam Passage Rate |
New! The Boler College of Business at John Carroll University is excited to announce a new partnership with NASA. This partnership began on September 27th and Boler College of Business is one of four universities chosen to participate.
NASA will collaborate with Boler College of Business to support their efforts to better prepare undergraduate and graduate students for increasingly complex and challenging STEM career pathways by providing real-world collaborative research experiences for a team of cross-disciplinary students. This will be a capstone experience where students will earn college credit through their participation.
Majors
• Accountancy
• Economics
• Finance
• Financial Planning & Wealth Management
• International Business with Language & Culture
• Leadership & Social Innovation (interdisciplinary major)
• Management & Human Resources
• Marketing
• Supply Chain Management
Minors
• Business
• Business Analytics
• Economics
• Entrepreneurship
• Leadership Development
• 95% of Boler undergraduates completing at least one internship
• Most students participating in paid internships
• Specialized department team to connect students to opportunities regionally and nationally
• On average, 70% of undergraduate interns receiving employment offer upon completion of internship
“I’ve been able to meet recruiters from top international accounting firms and participate in a case competition where I was mentored by a PwC professional and JCU alum! My team won the competition and networked with everyone there.”
“The core allows students to dip their toes in every aspect of business before beginning their major. This is an incredible asset. It’s allowed me to learn more about business and also validated that I’m in the right major.”
“My professors and classmates inspired me to act, innovate, and lead with confidence and heart. John Carroll has taught me how to be a person with passions who cares about others and works to share this with the world.”