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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]DD is at BU, and she loves it there. There’s not much to complain about (maybe the winter weather?). The biggest advantage is definitely being in the heart of the city, surrounded by all the happening spots. That makes college life more fulfilling and vibrant. Additionally, many of her positive experiences come from having a great social life with her friends and being involved in clubs. Her friends are supportive, smart kids from all over the U.S. and other countries. The school also offers many excellent programs for students, so I recommend doing some research and making the most of them. The campus is unique—you’ll find the large Commonwealth Avenue running right through it. However, if you head toward the Charles River side, you’ll experience more greenery and a traditional campus atmosphere. For her second year, DD is living in a brownstone, and it’s beautiful. Transportation is another big plus, as she can get around easily without a car and travel home conveniently using public transportation. Classes can be challenging depending on what you take. She was well-prepared in high school by completing the IB program and is doing quite well, though she works hard to maintain good grades. [b]I wonder if BU isn’t as popular here because it wasn’t as competitive when the older generation on this board attended school. [/b]However, I see a rising trend for BU, and it seems to have huge potential. Another factor is that many people here are from the DMV area, and a lot of students prefer attending in-state schools due to cost or other reasons, as the state schools here are excellent. DD chose BU over UVA and W&M, and I believe it was the right choice for her. I also have other children who went to UVA, so I can confidently say I’m not biased.[/quote] This, absolutely. I had a friend in HS (Greenwich CT) and for her BU was her safety, it was everyone's safety and when she ended up having to go there she was devastated and transferred junior year to a more prestigious (then) college.[/quote]
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