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Boston UniversityComputers Facts & Statistics

Location
Boston, MA
Undergrads
16,722
Tuition
$39,864
Admission Difficulty
Average
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Facts & Statistics

Wireless Access
Yes
There are a vast variety of areas throughout campus to get wireless access. The downside, however, is that many dorms, including apartment-style, still do not have wireless access. Visit www.bu.edu/pcsc/wireless/ for a complete listing.
24-Hour Labs?
Yes
ACS (UNIX cluster and central e-mail server) Help Desk, Campus Network, and Information Technology Computer Lab (all at 111 Cummington St.)
Charged to Print?
Yes
Each student receives up to 500 free pages per semester at the main computer lab on Cummington St. and most others on campus. At some of the smaller labs (CAS), the fee is 10 cents a page.
Special Software & Hardware Discounts
Adobe Acrobat, Adobe Creative Suite, Adobe Dreamweaver, Adobe Flash, Microsoft Groove, Microsoft Office 2008, Microsoft Office OneNote, Microsoft Project, Microsoft Visio
Did You Know?
  • If you don't log out after a session on any of the campus computers, you are at risk. Your personal user name and password are necessary to gain access to your records. If you do not sign out of your session, it is possible for another individual to acquire this personal information about your academic status. Some students are definitely guilty of printing long term papers on another careless student's open account. The moral of the story? Don't forget to log out.
  • BU is a member of Internet2 (NoX)-a national organization which operates a high-performance communications exchange. This allows the University to be connected to the Internet2 network, thereby providing us with very high-speed access to hundreds of other institutions connected to similarly advanced networks around the world.
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