You will love the Boston University as the educational centre rendering bachelor’s degrees,
master’s degrees, along with its doctorates, and courses in medical, dental, business, and law degrees along with its 18 schools and colleges as well.
The university has 2 urban campuses and its main campus is located along the Charles River in Boston’s Fenway-Kenmore and Allston neighborhoods. You will find the Boston University Medical Campus being located here in the Boston’s South End neighborhood.
The BU along with its 75 study abroad programs making available in 33 cities in over twenty
countries is sure to attract you. The BU, you might be knowing, is being categorized as the RU/VH Research University in the Carnegie Classification of Institutions of Higher Education.
You will find the following academic segments here in the university like;
#College of Arts & SciencesGraduate School of Arts & Sciences
#College of Communication
#College of Engineering
#College of Fine Arts
#College of General Studies
#College of Health & Rehabilitation Sciences: Sargent College
#Metropolitan College & Extended Education
#Henry M. Goldman School of Dental Medicine
#School of Education
#Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies
#School of Hospitality Administration
#School of Law
#Questrom School of Business
#School of Medicine
#Division of Graduate Medical Sciences
#School of Public Health
#School of Social Work
#School of Theology
#Arvind and Chandan Nandlal Kilachand Honors College
#Additional Academic Areas
#Division of Military Education
#Department of Physical Ed., Recreation & Dance
#Summer Term
#Boston University Academy
Highlights of the BU;
@The proximity to the panoramic Charles River
@Athletic facilities
@Playing fields,
@The large West Campus dorm, and the new John Hancock Student Village complex.
@An array of architecturally diverse buildings.
@The College of Arts and Sciences,
The eventful campus of the Boston University…
Glimpses of intellectual fervour-BU library interior
Know your Boston-FAQs
#What is the difference between the All-University Commencement and the School/College Convocations?
The All-University Commencement will be held Sunday, May 17 at 1 p.m. at Nickerson Field; rain or shine. This ceremony is filled with the traditional pomp and circumstance that is associated with graduation, and all graduating students are welcome to attend. The graduates will be recognized by their school/college, but individual names will not be called. The individual school/college convocation is where students will have their names called and diplomas will be awarded.
#Are there tickets to graduation?
There are no tickets or guest limit for the All-University Commencement. Seating is on a first-come, first-served basis. The guest seating areas open at 11 a.m., and it is advisable to arrive at Nickerson Field no later than noon.
Some of the school/college convocations have limits to the number of guests per degree candidate. Please check with the specific school/college commencement coordinator.
#How long is graduation?
The All-University Commencement runs approximately 2 hours. The length of the school/college ceremonies varies. Please contact your school/college commencement coordinator for more information.
#Where do students line up for the All-University Exercise?
This information can be found at Nickerson Field Procession & Line Up.
#How do I know where my graduate will be sitting on Nickerson Field?
The student seating arrangement for Nickerson Field is now available for 2015.
#What can I bring to the All-University Exercise?
Only small and average size handbags, purses and camera bags will be allowed. Bag size is limited to 12″x12″x6″. Over-sized tote bags, backpacks, briefcases and wrapped presents will not be allowed into Nickerson Field due to enhanced security measures. Please save items such as champagne, balloons, and beach balls for your post-Commencement festivities.
#I am a dual degree candidate, which ceremony should I attend?
If you are graduating with a dual degrees, you will receive two diplomas. You are more than welcome to attend both convocations and be awarded a diploma at each, or you can choose to attend only one of the ceremonies. If you decide to only attend one ceremony, please review the instructions on notifying the Registrar’s office on which ceremony you will attend.
#I am a dual major candidate, which ceremony should I attend?
If you are graduating with a dual major, you will receive one diploma with both majors listed. You are more than welcome to attend both convocations but please review the instructions on notifying the Registrar of your plans as well as let the coordinator of the 2nd convocation know so that a “blank” will be presented when your name is called.
#Who is the Commencement Speaker?
This year’s Commencement Speaker is Meredith Vieira.
#Who will the student speaker be?
The Student Speaker is selected by the President’s Office in conjunction with the Dean of Students. Please review to the selection guidelines for specifics.
#Where do I get my cap and gown?
Caps & Gowns may be purchased through Barnes & Noble.
#I’m an international student; my parents may need an invitation letter from the university to get their visa for the Commencement weekend. Where can I get this?
You should reach out to the International Students and Scholars Office. They will be able to provide you with this letter and more information about the process.
Events
#What sorts of events happen during Commencement weekend?
A full schedule of our celebratory events is now available.
#When can we buy tickets for the weekend events?
Tickets for these events will go on sale January 20 at noon. Registration will close May 1 at 5pm. Cancellations may be made until that time. Refunds will not be issued for cancellations made after April 24.
#May I reserve a specific seat at the Pops?
While we cannot guarantee specific seats, if you do have a special accommodation need, please send us the request. Seating is not finalized until late April and seats will not be known until that time.
#How long is the Pops concert?
The concert normally runs between 1 and half hours and 2 hours.
#Is there transportation to the Pops?
Yes, there will be a bus leaving from 808 Commonwealth Avenue (Fuller Building) at 7:00pm and Warren Towers a little after. You will not need a ticket to board the bus.
#Is the Comedy Night suitable for children?
The comedy show is targeted towards the average college student and because of this may not be appropriate for young children. The script is not created by Boston University and thus we cannot guarantee that the content of the show will be suitable for all ages.
#Can those under 21 attend the Champagne Reception?
While a champagne toast is included, the event itself is family friendly and all are welcome to attend. Please note that guests under 21 will still need a ticket to attend.
Housing
#Would we have our own room in Warren Towers whether it states single or double room?
Yes. Warren Towers is a traditional dormitory building with rooms that accommodate 1-2 people. If you book a single room, you will be the only one in the room. If you book a double room, you will share the room with your guest. You will not be asked to share a room with an unfamiliar person.
#Do students need to register for the breakfast at Warren Towers or can they use their dining plans?
Points will be accepted at Warren Towers Dining Hall with the exception of Sunday. A ticket will be required for that day.
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