Starting in the fall of 2020, a new fee will allow students to retest for the ACT, benefiting only those students who have the financial means to participate.

In coordination with the Montserrat Office, BC Athletics has extended the mission of inclusivity through a free Gold Pass program.

For many low-income families, a college education has become increasingly important in the pursuit of the "American Dream."

The university stated that the change will attract high quality applicants, however, students have expressed concerns that eliminating EA will impact the socioeconomic diversity of future classes.

The U.S. Department of Education has awarded the Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program $1.15 million in funding.

Montserrat student leaders discuss what it means to be a low-income student at BC and how others can be more cognizant of socioeconomic diversity on campus.

In the Heights' Boys and Girls Club, BC volunteers are simply present, enjoying great memories with the low-income children of the CTA.