
I believe in you! If you want some help not to just pass, but excel, I highly recommend arranging a tutor through the CFLC. Just be aware you’ll need some lead time, as they get very busy at this time of year. bit.ly/BC-connors

Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
![What classes should I register for next sem[ester] as a frosh [freshman] finance bro?](https://library.bc.edu/answerwall/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/AW102926-3.jpeg)
I’m not an academic advisor, so honestly I shouldn’t attempt to weigh in. Talk to your advisor. But here’s some general advice that might work at any college: in your major I’d recommend trying to knock out at least one class that’s a prerequisite for some higher level classes you want to take in the future. Maybe also knock out a core requirement: Lit Core might be a fun change of pace from finance.

Take a piece of blank paper and make a small dot anywhere on it. Imagine that the dot represents what any given person knows about Everything, and that the blank space represents the rest of human knowledge. Your intellectual life will be about exploring the blank space. Be cheerful about learning new things and discovering things you are wrong about, and be gracious with others who might or might not have this image in mind. Truth-seeking is a collaborative activity, not a competitive one.

To be bowl eligible, the Eagles need to win at least 6 games. With a 4-3 record, it’s certainly possible, though with upcoming games on the road against teams ranked in the top 5 (Notre Dame and Miami), it’s gonna be tough. Here’s hoping they can beat Florida State or Sycrase on the Heights, especially since bowl games are soon going to be a thing of the past!
![I'm a senior and I'm nervous about graduating and staying connected to my community. How do I stay present this year and not ruminate on the future too much? [heart emoji]](https://library.bc.edu/answerwall/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/AW102726-03.jpeg)
Let yourself feel the moment; when future worries pop up, gently remind yourself you’ve already handled a ton and can tackle whatever comes next. Keep the vibe relaxed, stay connected with friends, and trust that you’ve got this!

As far as I can see, there are two simple parts: 1. Develop a product that doesn’t already exist, that people need. 2. Market it to them. Often, #2 substitutes for the “need” part. Oh, and I said “simple,” not “easy.” You might benefit from connecting with BC’s Shea Center for Entrepreneurship (bit.ly/bc-shea) to figure out how to break those two parts into the many steps they contain.

I asked my library friends, and wow, did they come through! Here’s what they suggested: