If you’re looking for the ultimate “college town” experience, Boston may be the place for you.
As a college student in Boston, you will join 300,000 others attending one of the area’s 50 colleges and universities. Boston offers plenty of opportunities to connect with similarly-minded students also pursuing their academic and career dreams. As a result, you may end up finding friends beyond your college campus.
Located on the Atlantic coast, Boston is approximately 200 miles northeast of New York City.
The city serves as the cultural and financial center of New England, and is one of the healthcare capitals of the world. You can find internships at some of the most esteemed employers in the country. These will look great on your resume, and give you an edge in establishing yourself as a rising expert in your field.
A World of Opportunity for Students
Boston features art, music, history, and amazing cultural institutions. The city is home of some of the best sports teams in the country. Also, Boston offers diverse shopping options (from Newbury Street to the more affordable Garment District), as well as restaurants for every budget.
Boston’s vibrant nightlife includes dance clubs and historic live venues for touring shows and concerts, with special discounted “rush” tickets often available to students.
Boston is a walking city — which is a great advantage for college students.
You can also take the T, Boston's public transportation system. Hop the Red Line to Harvard Square. Take the Green Line to the North End for cappuccino and cannoli. Ride the Blue Line to Revere Beach (or the airport). Or catch the Orange Line to Jamaica Plain for music, food and culture.
