<p>No, BU's campus can seen like a huge void of community, and not the most wonderful campus to most people especially right next to the highway and splity by a four-lane street.</p>
<p>I'm sorry, the biggest turn off is that half the campus is squished between the MassPike and Commonwealth Ave...talk about cramped!</p>
<p>I'm not sure if your post was in response to mine, but I wasn't advocating BU's campus (or lack thereof) by any stretch. Boston University IS, however, a very diverse collection of people. You'll find a cross section of incredibly smart folks as well as those who are more interested in the party life and yet I find it tough to believe that one could meet 50 people or so at BU and be turned off by all of them....</p>
<p>what is it that you hated about Boston University, btw? I was interested in applying there, but I haven't visited.</p>
<p>I would definately advise you to apply to Michigan. Their undergrad business program has consistently been in the top 5, and will no doubt increase thanks to a $100 million donation to the school. I chose UMich over a Stern scholarship and Wharton because of the amazing campus and student diversity (not to mention a scholarship). Ross also just became a 3 year program that you can apply to get preferred admittance to as a high school senior. Good luck!</p>
<p>georgetown</p>
<p>If your gunna Go northeastern isn't Babson a better deal?</p>
<p>Can you specify what you mean by typical CC-er? What's your SAT scores and gpa?</p>
<p>Northeastmom: Most CUNYs do not have housing. Queens definately doesn't.</p>
<p>Well, schools comparable to BU are Syracuse, Miami (FL), USC, NYU, McGill, American, and maybe Fairfield, but then you may have similar objections to these as BU.</p>
<p>Bentley has a good business program and a nice campus but it is in the suburbs 10 miles from Boston.</p>
<p>I urge you to continue to visit the schools, meet the students and faculty to decide, just like you are doing.</p>