<p>I am going to answer two of the questions. The first one has to do with whether or not I think it is worth the 50K. I think that it is pretty tough to value an education but I have to say that I am very impressed with the professors that are here. Also, alumni are very active which is a huge benefit when you are looking for jobs. Also, I don’t exactly know how to explain it, but I think BC has certainly helped shape who I am as a person and I believe that helped me with my job search. It really depends on what you value but I have had a great experience in my 3 and a half years here and would not trade it for anything. I don’ know about all majors, but BC is very good at placing accounting and finance students.</p>
<p>The second question touches on the CSOM classes. The level of difficulty and the quality of professors really depends on who you take. All of the professors I have taken have been very helpful and exceptional. Some people in the forum have mentioned the problem of having poor registration times. I am definitely one of those people and have never had trouble finding a great teacher. Some classes I have found relatively useless (organizational behavior) but all of the courses I have taken in my major (finance and accounting) have been pretty great.</p>
<p>If you need any clarification on my answers let me know.</p>