Tell me about Boston College

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Kids who don’t have the grades and scores for ND or Georgetown, end up ED1 or ED2 at BC.

such an ignorant comment probably written by someone covered in clover

BC is in general considered a step down from ND and GT which are T20ish schools, but that’s fine, BC s a great school.

If you "step down" from a T20 school to a T40 school you are condemning yourself to a life of mediocrity. Might as well save your money and become a plumber or HVAC repairman.

[Anonymous]

Are their student bars in walking
distance like a college town? I can’t imagine the Uber charges going into Boston

[Anonymous]

BC is ranked in the 30s. But the student population alone would make it more like 20s -- based on scores, gpa, etc.

It is mostly UMC to rich kids. I agree with PP but most top schools are. Stats are similar to top 20, top 10 as stated above.

If you were to ask for a typical kid I would say top student, rich, good looking, athletic (probably 2 plus sports in high school).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are their student bars in walking
distance like a college town? I can’t imagine the Uber charges going into Boston

There are bars that are easy to access on Comm Ave and Beacon St in Brookline. And many student hosted parties off campus and in the mods. BC students do not suffer for lack of social drinking activities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are their student bars in walking
distance like a college town? I can’t imagine the Uber charges going into Boston

Yes there are.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Are their student bars in walking
distance like a college town? I can’t imagine the Uber charges going into Boston

There are bars that are easy to access via shuttle/T and by foot too on Comm Ave and Beacon St in Brookline. And many student hosted parties off campus and in the mods. BC students do not suffer for lack of social drinking activities.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Are their student bars in walking
distance like a college town? I can’t imagine the Uber charges going into Boston

You've never been to Boston? Amazingly, Boston also has public transportation, e.g., the T.

[Anonymous]

The T is incredibly easy to navigate. And clean.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The T is incredibly easy to navigate. And clean.

The T ends at midnight, so kids who party until last call are doing ubers

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The T is incredibly easy to navigate. And clean.

The T ends at midnight, so kids who party until last call are doing ubers

add it to my bill. we’re expecting $90k all in. Probably more

[Anonymous]

I didn’t know it stoped at midnight! No wonder it stays clean.

[Anonymous]

The NYC subway shut down overnights during the pandemic and NYers took it hard. "What is this? Boston??"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The T is incredibly easy to navigate. And clean.

The T ends at midnight, so kids who party until last call are doing ubers

add it to my bill. we’re expecting $90k all in. Probably more

That’s insane for BC

It’s not an educational institution

It’s a finishing school for catholic kids

[Anonymous]

BC is def in the "can pay for it, won't pay for it" category for us. Not even a close call.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The T is incredibly easy to navigate. And clean.

The T ends at midnight, so kids who party until last call are doing ubers

add it to my bill. we’re expecting $90k all in. Probably more

That’s insane for BC

It’s not an educational institution

It’s a finishing school for catholic kids

oh no, maybe ds will transfer now that you've said this.