Anonymous wrote:Right now BC's football team is getting crushed by Florida State.
Anonymous wrote:Not sure some of these commenters are familiar with today's BC. Lot of high stat kids, and class more diverse than described on this thread. DS is a sophomore there- non-Catholic, 1540 SAT, 4.0 UW, 12 APs, recreationally sporty, and has met a lot of similar kids there. Friends from TX, CA, IL, WA, in addition to mid-Atlantic and New England. Racially and economically diverse. Agree there are a lot of UMC and wealthy, good looking, athletic kids but it's a pretty big place and there are plenty of "regular people."
Looking at Class of 2027 stats - Average SAT/ACT 1511/34. Would not call that academically average. School spirit is very strong and attendance at sports event is high. DS and friends go into Boston plenty but love campus life.
Anonymous wrote:Right now BC's football team is getting crushed by Florida State.
Anonymous wrote: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
It's one of the top feeders to MBA programs, law school, and PhD programs, you moron.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Right now BC's football team is getting crushed by Florida State.
Nothing new - but I'm sure the kids had (are having) fun tailgating.
Anonymous wrote:Right now BC's football team is getting crushed by Florida State.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great location. More conservative than other MA schools. Somewhat religious--think Villanova-ish. Well-recognized locally.
What does this mean? Do kids at BC and Villanova actually attend mass regularly? Somehow I doubt it. Or are they just Catholic kids whose parents made them do religious education through confirmation?
NP. The latter. There are subsets of people who do attend mass regularly, though only students in those subsets are aware of each other. Most do not attend regularly.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Great location. More conservative than other MA schools. Somewhat religious--think Villanova-ish. Well-recognized locally.
What does this mean? Do kids at BC and Villanova actually attend mass regularly? Somehow I doubt it. Or are they just Catholic kids whose parents made them do religious education through confirmation?
Anonymous wrote:Great location. More conservative than other MA schools. Somewhat religious--think Villanova-ish. Well-recognized locally.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:BC is def in the "can pay for it, won't pay for it" category for us. Not even a close call.
We're in the can pay for it, go ED1. Not even a close call.
Same but for Georgetown. I dont get BC, but there are kids who like that!
Georgetown is a nonstarter because its location - and closer to our house than their high school. Could never convince them otherwise.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My daughter went to Blessed Sacrament School in DC for middle school and upon touring BC said "this place seems like Blessed Sacrament in college form"
(Not a pro for her, but certainly would be for others!)
For those who know nothing about Blessed Sacrament, what does that mean?
preppy, wealthy/country club vibe, sporty, high achieving people who do care about academics but not necessarily in a "life of the mind" kind of way, people who are maybe not overly conservative in the political sense but more so conventional in terms of interests, lifestyle, etc.
this. unusually homogenous in thought, culture, activities, background, interests. if your kid was worried that at (insert top 20 school here), they might end up on a dorm floor with kids who they (seemingly) had nothing in common with on that very first day .. then BC is your school. your dorm will be full of kids just like you!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:My daughter went to Blessed Sacrament School in DC for middle school and upon touring BC said "this place seems like Blessed Sacrament in college form"
(Not a pro for her, but certainly would be for others!)
For those who know nothing about Blessed Sacrament, what does that mean?
preppy, wealthy/country club vibe, sporty, high achieving people who do care about academics but not necessarily in a "life of the mind" kind of way, people who are maybe not overly conservative in the political sense but more so conventional in terms of interests, lifestyle, etc.