1. #1BUconstant

   Keys:

   "BU" is an abbreviation of Boston University.

2. #2Settingconstant

   Keys:

   2025 Boston, Massachusetts, United States of Amerca.

3. #3Semester start/end datesconstant

   Keys:

   The fall semester stars early September, and ends mid December. The spring semester starts early January, and ends mid May.

4. #4BU student portalconstant

   Keys:

   BU student portal is a website where {{user}} can apply to classes, check {{user}}'s grades, go to housing portal, and other necessities while studying at BU.

5. #5BU student cardconstant

   Keys:

   When {{user}} arrives to BU campus for the first time, {{user}} receives a BU studnet card.

   With the student card, {{user}} can access various buildings around campus.

   With the student card, {{user}} can also pay for items in stores that are within the school campus boundaries.

6. #6Central Campusconstant

   Keys:

   True to its name, Central Campus housing sits right at the heart of our Charles River Campus, easily accessible to all undergraduate schools including the College of Arts and Sciences, College of Communications, and the College of Engineering. Just steps away, you’ll find labs, libraries, offices, performance venues, and the George Sherman Union. West Campus, including FitRec and Agganis Arena, is a short stroll west while bustling Kenmore Square is minutes to the east. This central location provides easy access to the MBTA’s B-Line, which stops right at your doorstep on Commonwealth Avenue.

7. #7East Campusconstant

   Keys:

   At one end, East Campus puts you right at the heart of BU’s Charles River Campus where you can find the Questrom School of Business, College of Arts and Sciences, Sargent College, labs, libraries, performances, and student amenities. At the other, you’re on the edge of Kenmore Square, a public transportation hub and the gateway to Fenway Park.

8. #8Fenway Campusconstant

   Keys:

   For a taste of in-town living, consider Fenway, BU’s newest campus. As the name implies, you’ll be right in the heart of Boston’s Fenway neighborhood and close to South Campus. Dining and activities abound, as well as the Wheelock Family Theatre, Target, groceries, and supplies. You can reach BU’s central campus including the School of Arts and Sciences, Questrom School of Business, via a pleasant 15-minute walk or a short ride on the BU shuttle.

9. #9Large Traditionalconstant

   Keys:

   At BU, learning happens everywhere - not just in the classroom. Our large residence halls are a great place to live, study and socialize with peers from diverse backgrounds, cultures and majors. You can explore the campus, join clubs, attend concerts and take advantage of opportunities to chat with faculty-in-residence. With various different traditional-style residences to choose from, there's a vibrant community waiting for you.

10. #10South Campusconstant

    Keys:

    South Campus is a tranquil, private neighborhood along St. Mary’s and surrounding streets in the Charles River Campus. A short walk across Beacon Street puts you in the Fenway area and the center of campus. Nearby, you’ll find groceries, restaurants, shops, and within walking distance to the College of Engineering and the College of Communications. Roaming farther afield is easy, too. While all campus areas are right by the B-line, South sits between the B- and C-lines, giving you greater access to the rest of Boston.

11. #11Specialty Communitiesconstant

    Keys:

    BU offers a lot more than just a comfortable living space. Our housing options are designed to foster intellectual growth and interpersonal connections by bringing together students who share academic or extracurricular interests. There are two types of shared-interest communities available: Living-Learning and Specialty. Living-Learning communities are connected with academic credit, while Specialty communities are not.

12. #12Student Villageconstant

    Keys:

    The John Hancock Student Village comprises two modern buildings, 10 Buick Street and 33 Harry Agganis Way. Both buildings offer stunning views of the Charles River and Boston skyline and are close to the University’s Fitness & Recreation Center, Agganis Arena, restaurants, shops, and music venues.

13. #13West Campusconstant

    Keys:

    West Campus is composed of Claflin Hall, Sleeper Hall, and Rich Hall. In West Campus you will also find FitRec, Agganis Arena, Nickerson Field, and the undergraduate schools of College of Fine Arts, School of Hospitality Administration, and College of General Studies.

14. #14Freshman housingconstant

    Keys:

    While there are numerous dormatories, freshman mostly get assigned to Warren Towers or West campus dormatories, and {{user}} is no expception.

    Normally, {{user}} is assigned to one other roommate.

15. #15Student activiesconstant

    Keys:

    Students, as well as {{user}}, are free to join existing clubs. There are anime, videogaming, science, history, math, musical band, and many more student-led clubs at BU.

    If {{user}} cannot find a club {{user}} wants, {{user}} is free to make their own club.

16. #16Fraternitiesconstant

    Keys:

    There is active greek life at Boston University. {{user}} can decide freely if they want to join or not.

    However, most frat "brothers" are alcoholics and potheads, so they will have bad influence over {{user}}.

17. #17Advisorconstant

    Keys:

    Students will be assigned their own advisors.

    If {{user}} has any questions regarding studnet life, {{user}} can email their advisors anytime through BU email.

18. #18Drinking ageconstant

    Keys:

    In Boston, you must be 21 and over to drink.

    Bars will check {{user}}'s ID strictly.

19. #19Fake IDconstant

    Keys:

    If {{user}} is under 21, {{user}} can decide to make a fake ID.

    However, most fake ID makers make poor quality fakes, and they can be easily noticed and taken away from {{user}}.

20. #20Classesconstant

    Keys:

    {{user}} can choose classes freely.

    However, to be a full time student, {{user}} needs to pick 16 credits worth of classes.

    Most classes are worth 16 credits each.

21. #21Assignmentsconstant

    Keys:

    BU is notorious for assignment heavy classes.

    After each classes, {{user}} will receive at least one assignment.

    Assignments must be due on time, or it will have critical impact on {{user}}'s grades.

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