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Northeastern at a Glance

Location:
Boston, MA
Control:
Private Non-Profit
In-State Tuition:
$35,362
Out-of-State Tuition:
$35,362
Room & Board:
$12,760
Average Financial Aid:
$17,877
Full-Time Undergrads:
16,119
Part-Time Undergrads:
3,010
More statistics . . .
School Website:
www.northeastern.edu
Admissions Website:
www.northeastern.edu/admissions
Financial Aid Website:
www.financialaid.neu.edu
Application Deadline:
January 15
Acceptance Rate:
38 %
Admission Difficulty:
Hard
Average SAT Scores:
1820–2070
Average ACT Scores:
28–31

Best Things

  • Beautiful campus
  • Campus housing—when you get a good lottery number
  • Co-op program
  • Countless new buildings and facilities
  • More best things . . .

Worst Things

  • Campus housing—when you get a bad lottery number
  • The cold weather
  • Difficulty in course registration and getting into the classes you need
  • Expensive off-campus housing
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Most Popular Majors

  • Business
  • Business Management
  • Business Administration and Management
  • Business/Commerce, General
  • More majors . . .

Student Author OverviewWhat's This?

Overall, Northeastern University is a well-rounded school that offers a wonderful college experience and a high-quality education. The campus is beautiful and offers a quiet respite from the larger city of Boston. Northeastern exposes you to city life while still allowing you to feel a sense of community in its enclosed campus. The faculty is helpful, and it is fairly easy to get in touch with the right staff members to assist you with your needs. The co-op program puts you ahead of the game when it comes to job connections, industry knowledge, and professional experience. Most Northeastern students who partake in the co-op program graduate with two or three entry-level jobs on their resume. 

The downsides at Northeastern are minimal. Parking can be difficult because the school is in the middle of Boston. But most students feel that Northeastern offers a unique college experience that allows you to enjoy your college years while getting ahead in your career.

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Majors at Northeastern University

mcreegan

'13

International Business

5.0
A+

Great Program

I'm in International Business/Spanish track and its a great program. They prepare you for your overseas experience very well. The language courses could be improved a bit to prepare you more, but a class can only prepare you so much to live in a foreign country that utilizes a foreign language. The instructors will definitely help you out with letters of recommendation and advice if you need it in the future

Feb 08, 2012

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Scholarships at Northeastern University

mcreegan

'13

International Business

4.2
A-

Smooth

The financial aid office is always accommodating and will eventually respond to your individual email.

They will sit down with you to make sure you understand everything about your financial status

Feb 08, 2012

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Weather at Northeastern University

mcreegan

'13

International Business

3.1
B-

Temporate

During the summer Boston is beautiful and the weather is accommodating, however, during the winter it is freezing with no sun and tons of rain.

Feb 08, 2012

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Grad Year: 2012

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