There is a lot to do between now and your first day on campus, but rest assured: When you arrive, there will be many people ready to help you make the transition.<\/p>\n
The new Yawkey Center for Student Services<\/a> offers many advising services and resources for students. The Center for Career Development (CCD)<\/a> works with you to make informed decisions about academic choices and offers workshops, networking, and resume writing guidance to help you prepare for a future career. The Educational Resource Center (ERC)<\/a> helps you develop the academic skills required for BU\u2019s rigorous programs through peer tutoring, language group discussions, and time management, writing, and test-prep workshops. In addition to these two centers, students can access the Arts & Sciences Writing Program, the Pre-Professional Advising office, and the College of Arts & Sciences Student Academic Life office, all housed within the Center for Student Services.<\/p>\n <\/a>BU has many libraries on campus<\/a> to assist you with your studies. They are:<\/p>\n The BU Libraries also have the facility of a Web Catalog. It includes search, reserve services, borrowing records, book renewal, library purchase requests, and other general information. For more details, visit their website<\/a>.<\/p>\n Be the first of your classmates to show your Terrier pride and get your BU swag! The Boston University Campus Store<\/a> has tons of great gear to get you excited. They will also have the textbooks required for your classes and offer a selection of both new and used copies. Students can reserve textbooks online for in-store pickup. Some widely used college textbooks are also available for download. You may also purchase bedding and other items for your dorm room through the bookstore.<\/p>\n Now that you have been admitted to Boston University, we are sure you have questions about financing your BU education. BU Financial Assistance is ready to help you\u2013from acknowledging your financial aid award to budgeting expenses with a payment plan to managing your money. Learn more<\/a> and follow the next steps to stay on track.<\/p>\n For those of you who are the first, or among the first, in your families to attend college, First Generation Connect<\/a> is a resource that helps ensure a smooth transition from high school to college life and beyond. Offered by our University Service Center<\/a>, the program offers social events, welcome hours in the summer for new students, and workshops throughout the academic year.<\/p>\n The Student Employment Office<\/a> works with currently enrolled undergraduate students to assist them in their on-campus employment endeavors, through the Job Board and Quickie Job Services. They also assist students with the payroll process.<\/p>\nLibraries<\/h3>\n
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Bookstore<\/h3>\n
Financial Aid<\/h3>\n
First Generation Connect<\/h3>\n
Student Employment<\/h3>\n
Student Health Services<\/h3>\n