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Answered 9 hours ago
Boston University generally does not require Indian students to clear an interview round to get admission here, except for some programs.
For entry to UG programs, Boston University BU accepts an optional video submission via platforms like InitialView or Vericant. For certain graduate programs, BU c
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Answered a month ago
Boston University carries the better academic reputation while Rutgers offers a more affordable option for higher studies in the US.
Boston Uni will be a better option for Indian students interested in:
- Pre-Med track, Biomedical Engineering, and Communication programs
- Easy access to internships and fu
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Answered 2 months ago
The BU applicant pool is extremely competitive and the student who gets in requires a story that shows intellectual curiosity, personal resilience and community engagement.
Look at the guidelines given below -
- The students are required to focus on why BU and how it aligns with their long-term goals.
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Answered 2 months ago
The Boston University assessment style is more structured and data driven rather than the ultra-holistic way the Ivies follow. BU also conducts a comprehensive review of one's entire profile but it still has a strong focus on baseline and academic metrics.
BU relies heavily on GPA and scores in prev
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Answered 3 months ago
Yes, 3-year Bachelor's degree is accepted by Boston University from Indian students for admission to Master's degree. But this duration of the degree is accepted from a NAAC A-rated institution, with First Division or equivalent. Also, a minimum GPA of 3.0 is required for most of the courses.
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