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As a biomedical engineer at Boston University I have to say the program is exceptional, the classes are challenging, the labs are up to date, and the professors are great. They do throw you right into engineering so you really get to know what you'll be doing eventually (which is also a good thing to prevent people from getting all the way to Junior year and realizing engineering isn't for them). It's in Boston, so of course location is a plus. Be warned that the campus is not enclosed and doesn't have the typical quad and greenery like other campus' nearby, but it definitely still has its own appeal.The people are friendly and you can always chat up a random person. The dorms vary significantly in type and style so you have many options. There's Warren Towers which is a freshman starting point, there's the brownstones which are mostly upperclassman, there's Student Village (or Stuvi) which is apartment style housing and plenty more.The food on campus can get dull after a while but in no means does it not taste good. There's special nights and unlike most colleges, the food here is completely edible and yes, yummy. |
