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| Admissions Tests Required: | Required |
| Completion of College Preparatory Program: | Required |
| Formal Demonstration of Competencies: | Required |
| Recommendations: | Required |
| Secondary School GPA: | Required |
| Secondary School Rank: | Required |
| Secondary School Record: | Required |
| TOEFL: | Required |
| Common Application Accepted: | Yes |
| $75 | Undergrad Application Fee |
| $70 | Graduate Application Fee |
| AP Acceptance: | |
| Credit for Life Experience: |
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| Address: | One Silber Way Boston, MA 02215 |
| Phone: | (617) 353-2300 |
| Admissions Phone: | (617) 353-2300 |
| General Site: | www.bu.edu |
| Admissions: | www.bu.edu/admissions |
| Application: | www.bu.edu/admissions/apply |
Talk to people. Generally speaking, everyone is friendly here and eager to share meaningful experiences/stories. Don't be afraid to take classes outside of your academic norm, there are so many courses offered that it would be a waste not to take advantage of everything BU has to offer and explore your interests, no matter how vast they may be!
» Read MoreTake classes you're interested in!
» Read MoreGet financial aid. Classes are hard here.
» Read MoreMake sure you get sleep! Try to plan to do you homework whenever you have a break, that way you can relax and get a good night's sleep. You'll be much more attentive through the day!
» Read MoreMake sure you live in West or Warren for your freshman year. In terms of physical living space, they're the least ideal dorms on campus, but this is where all the freshman are and where you're going to make your friends that you'll keep for the rest of college. You can have a crappy room and be around all freshman or a slightly nicer room and be lonely.
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