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 | Quite Bright | BC was a great school. People there were very bright, and for the most part worked hard. They were easy to speak with, being very well rounded people, who tended to get involved in the school and in the community. The teachers and priest there were extremely welcoming. | Starting Job: Operations Manager, Preparedness: A+, Reputation: A+ | | |
| | Mar 30 2013 | Alumnus Male --
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| Quite Bright | Boston College was the best experience I could have asked for. I found a family of friends at BC and learned a lot both inside and outside of the classroom. Through participation in clubs/activities like service trips, I also learned a lot about the world. I would pick BC every time if I had to do it over again. I truly couldn't have asked for a better experience! | Starting Job: Assistant Director of Admissions, Preparedness: A+, Reputation: A+ | | |
| | Mar 25 2013 | Alumna Female --
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| | | I'm going to try to be as unbiased as possible, but I was looking for the typical college experience, and I am not a fan of this school. This place feels a lot more like a stiff boarding school than a college. I can't say I'm surprised as many other negative reviewers have said the same thing. The kids that come here are generally Catholic, sheltered, judgemental, and overall not fun. The coolest people that Ive met here are planning to transfer. Some people complain that people here are only concerned with partying, but theyre simply rich kids who can afford to buy lots of alcohol and sit in their dorm blacking out. They don't genuinely know how to have fun because they're often very pretentious and not friendly. There are many people I've met that don't like it here but stay because of its academic ranking. That's where the high retention rate comes from. In addition, the girls here really aren't good looking at all despite what you might have read or heard. How sexy can you be when you're bundled up in winter clothing half the year? It you're conservative, sheltered, and catholic you'll fit right in here. Of course almost everyone that got in here is somewhat intelligent and hardworking so you can find people similar to you if you look hard enough. This school is not horrible, and I know some people can go through this school very happy. I personally am not a fan of willingly placing myself through freezing winters. As a California resident I regret not going to a UC which would cost hundreds of thousands of dollars less and a more open minded student body. I find that the people here are hardly geniuses either. They're kids who have had everything handed to them and have attended the richest prep schools which force you to participate in extra curricular activities. This school can get you far because of its name, and I would stay if there weren't better options out there. | Preparedness: -, Reputation: - | | | |
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