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Student Organizations

The College has a number of lively student organizations that offer programs and events that tap into our unique culture.

Undergraduate

• Dean’s Hosts help new students and prospective freshmen learn about everything that Boston University and the College of Arts & Sciences have to offer.
• CAS Forum is the student government of the College of Arts & Sciences and acts as a liaison between students, faculty, and administration. It organizes events and lectures for the CAS community and provides funds and support to other CAS organizations.
• Honor Societies, such as Phi Beta Kappa are an established element of student life at the College.

Graduate

• The Graduate Student Organization is the official student representative body in Arts & Sciences; it fosters links between students, faculty, and administration, sponsors social and other events, and helps to build our graduate community.
• The Graduate Survival Guide, written with the Student Association of Graduate Engineers, has information and tips on all the basics, such as housing and transportation, to help you settle in.