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Northeastern is a very expensive school, but they give you a lot for your money. Cooperative education underlines everything you do. The intern ships they help you get really make you ready for the real world and life after college.

Northeastern is a pre-professional school with some great professors! Its location is hard to beat, you are in Boston, but you still get that campus feel. There is so much going on in and around campus that you are never bored.

I have not been there but I have heard wonderful from this University. I heard the Campus is great and that it is a great University.

Northeastern is the best school for preparing students for their careers. The school integrates classes and coops so that students are well rounded and know what they like before they enter the real world. I would recommend this school to anyone.

A great school! It is academically challenging, and here the world truly is your oyster. So many opportunities to study abroad, along with the co-op program!

Northeastern University prepares me for the future through the many real-world opportunities it offers including their co-op, research, study abroad and service programs. I feel myself becoming more independent and knowledgeable from the classroom and outside of the classroom, in large part from the diverse student body. I am also enjoying my time at Northeastern, being in Boston and having a beautiful, lively campus.

Northeastern is a great school for an undergraduate education. The co-op program allows for students to delve into their field of study early in their college years. Faculty at Northeastern are easily accessible and helpful.

Northeastern's co-op program is the number one reason to attend this school. The combination of work experience with classroom education is extremely useful. Additionally, by attending a school in Boston you have nearly limitless cultural and social opportunities.

Northeastern is a great place for students who have a clear idea of what they want to do in the future. While there is room for change most programs have a strict schedule of classes and co-ops that will make strong resume in the future. Also living in Boston gives you a first hand experience of being in the real world.

The Northeastern Experience is going to be expensive, but it'll be worth every cent. The campus is beautiful and their PharmD program is exactly what I was looking for. I won't regret spending as much as I will be on my education here because of the quality of education and opportunities with co-ops.