Boston University Top Questions

The comraderie within the school of theatre is something that I was totally awestruck by when I began my course of study. This comraderie can be attributed to the AMAZING faculty members who fostered a sense of family from the very beginning. My teachers, to me, are more than just teachers. They are an extension, and a vital part of the familial aspect within the School of Theatre.

There are many academic programs to choose from. The opportunities are numerous

There is so much to offer at Boston University. And if there isn't something that fits you, you can create a club!

The job opportunities provided by BU connections and location in the city.

Well, I think that it will be english program that i'm now studying because it make me know more about english.

People are so friendly and there is so much to do beyond school. Its a great active campus, and just about everyone i know loves being here.

Like I mentioned in the last answer, the attentive staff is probably the best thing about BU. I thought it would be easy to get lost at such a big school, but I'm getting more personal attention and support than I did at my previous, tiny liberal arts college. The staff is worth every penny.

The city of Boston is very accessible.

The best thing about BU is the variety of students. BU students have friends from all over the country and the world. This makes it easy to learn about other cultures without even trying.

The best thing about BU is definitely the opportunity. I am sure that, whatever major or specific program you might want to pursue, there will be at least one professor who has written a book on it (and who is at least fairly well-regarded) and a handful of other students who want the exact same thing. And in the more popular majors, you can carve out your own niche based on all of your interests and find the same thing. BU might make you be more independent, but it has everything under the sun!