Location & Setting Fully urban campus situated in the Fenway neighborhood of Boston, with easy access to multiple city neighborhoods, public transportation, and major cultural and professional opportunities. The campus is integrated into the city landscape, with buildings and facilities blended into the urban environment.

Campus Life Large student body creates diverse social opportunities, with a strong emphasis on experiential learning through co-op programs. On-campus housing is available but not guaranteed for all students, encouraging engagement with Boston's housing market. Moderate Greek life presence, with multiple student organizations and active campus events. Weekend culture is shaped by both campus activities and Boston's broader urban entertainment options.

Student Body Highly diverse student population with significant international representation, drawing students from all 50 U.S. states and over 140 countries. Students tend to be academically motivated, career-focused, and interested in global and technological innovation. Strong representation of students in STEM, business, and professional programs.

Academics Renowned for cooperative education model, which integrates classroom learning with professional work experiences. Strong programs in engineering, computer science, business, and health sciences. Academically rigorous environment with research opportunities and global learning experiences. Quarterly system allows for flexible and accelerated academic progression.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division I program (CAA conference) with strong hockey and basketball traditions. Robust intramural and club sports offerings. While not a major football powerhouse, the university has competitive athletic programs and school spirit centered around team achievements and student participation.

Lifestyle & Weather New England climate with distinct four-season experience: cold winters with significant snowfall, mild springs, warm summers, and crisp autumns. Highly walkable campus with excellent public transit (MBTA subway and bus systems). No car necessary, with abundant urban recreational and cultural activities available year-round.