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The rapidly changing climate is what throws students off here, and sometimes even puts people in a bad mood. Consider how you would feel waking up expecting to get some frolicking in the sun for part of the morning, and when you get out of bed it’s snowing! You might think that it’s useful to check out the weather, but don’t rely on the local weathermen too much. They can easily deceive you. The weather is completely unpredictable.

For the most part, students take advantage of being outside in the fall and can’t wait for the spring to do the same. Winter months are the ones newcomers need to worry about the most if they’re not used to this climate. Temperatures in the winter can get below 20 degrees Fahrenheit, so come prepared for extremely cold weather. Guys and girls here wear double-layered pea coats and very warm boots. Layers are definitely the key to staying warm and fahionable. Be ready for all four seasons here. Otherwise you will never survive the New England weather.

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connordef

Finance and Accounting '15

3.1

B-

It's Boston

Yet to met anyone who came because of the beautiful weather

Nov 21, 2011

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AnnaLee07

Marketing '11

3.5

B

You Can't Change the Weather.

Coming from Texas to Mass...the weather def. took me some getting use to, but if you dress right and bundle up you will survive. But I have to say, the campus looks beautiful with the snow on the buildings. My parents love getting pictures of view from my dorm after it snows.

Jan 25, 2011

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Anonymous

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It’s hot and muggy at the start of...

It’s hot and muggy at the start of school and cool through mid October. And it’s cold from October to March. I would recommend warm clothes such as heavy coats and sweaters. When in doubt, wear lots of layers.

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