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The only reason I never transfered were theQuite BrightComputer Science
The only reason I never transfered were the courses I didn't have to take. I'm going to graduate a couple courses short of a Japanese Minor, and the courses I took for that were incredibly rewarding. In addition, the extra CS courses that I took that weren't required have been very helpful, as they've been more about getting a job and programming in the real world instead of the intellectual bull that most of the CS courses are. This education is in no way worth the $40k you have to pay. Go somewhere else, but come here for grad school once you can actually have immediate access to the good professors.
3rd Year Male -- Class 2005
Surrounding City: A+, Education Quality: D-
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Love it here.Not so brightEconomics
Love it here. Challenging academics and a huge variety of people and activities. Love the city and surrounding area especially snowboarding in nearby VT.
3rd Year Male -- Class 2008
Individual Value: A, Campus Aesthetics: B
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The Boston University School of Management really hasBusiness - Management and Administration
The Boston University School of Management really has an AMAZINGLY diverse student body. For the big group project junior year, my group consisted of

1) A Kuwaiti
2) A Russian
3) An Indonesian
4) An Italian
5) A New Yorker (Me)
These people were 100% from out of the US. They went home to these far away places during break. They are not Italian/American, Russian/American etc. These are truely international students (usually very very rich). The experience of working with people like this was very rewarding and eye-opening. I left BU with a much more developed world view than most of my friends back home and even most of my co-workers today.Oh yeah, and the building is wonderful as well.

Alumnus Male -- Class 2000
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