Anonymous wrote:no campus, low stats, pretend prestige, overpriced

harvard is harvard, mit is mit, tufts at least has premed, vet, etc., northeastern has cs, engineering and its business school, bc has its business school.

what is bu known for? a place full pay low achievement international students get to hang out in boston

There is campus.
Many high-caliber students.
Prestige & price are subjective.

They are traditionally best known for their Communications & Journalism, but their majors are well-balanced overall.
These days, they are especially well known for Biomedical Engineering (BME), and they are a major private research university.

Just because you don't know about it doesn't mean it doesn't exist.

Great if you plan on getting into bartending.

no campus, low stats, pretend prestige, overpriced

harvard is harvard, mit is mit, tufts at least has premed, vet, etc., northeastern has cs, engineering and its business school, bc has its business school.

what is bu known for? a place full pay low achievement international students get to hang out in boston

BU fake prestige.

Anonymous wrote:Where do students live studying in BU? The school has no campus, only a narrow strip of road.

Here it is.
You can explore where students can live and study. Ignorant people just need to be educated.

https://boston.university-tour.com/map.php

No prestige

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't worry about getting in. BU is not worth the price tag.

+1

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't worry about getting in. BU is not worth the price tag.

Does BU provide National Merit or other merit based scholarship?

Google works.
https://www.bu.edu/admissions/tuition-aid/scholarships-financial-aid/first-year-merit/

Anonymous wrote:I wouldn't worry about getting in. BU is not worth the price tag.

Does BU provide National Merit or other merit based scholarship?

SAT scores 100%

Anonymous wrote:Where do students live studying in BU? The school has no campus, only a narrow strip of road.

You really just wanted a chance to throw in a jab, right?
https://www.bu.edu/housing/undergrad-housing/residences/

Anonymous wrote:Where do students live studying in BU? The school has no campus, only a narrow strip of road.

It has a library. Dummy.

And do a virtual tour of BU before yapping nonsense.

Not sure based on your broken English, but the students study in what are called "libraries" and can even study in other buildings with study spaces, including dormitories. Speaking of those, BU has something called "dormitories" for students to live in. Some are located in high rises, others in low rises and still others in brownstones. There are also something called "apartments" in which students can live; these could be university owned or privately owned. If they are privately owned you rent from a "landlord" and you become a "tenant."

Where do students live studying in BU? The school has no campus, only a narrow strip of road.

Anonymous wrote:44% of UIUC pre-meds were accepted into med school.

At BU, 70% of pre-meds were accepted.

Thanks!! Good to know.