Seniors, you’ve taken your last final, handed in your last paper, completed your final lab assignment. But before you leave BU, we’ve gathered some University staff and faculty—including a former mayor of Boston—to offer a few last words of advice, as well as their heartfelt congratulations on a job well done.
Best of luck to you, Class of 2014.
As a parent of a rising junior BU student, it warms my heart that this is the kind of advice she is hearing from her BU community. As an added bonus, it helped to remind me of some things I need to be thinking about. Congratulations graduates!
Congrats to the Class of 2014! You have all accomplished something great! Now go on to enjoy life.
Great messages, great messengers, great video!
Congrats!
Some awesome people with some great counsel for the Class of 2014! My amazing daughter will be among the grads, and I know she will remember the Love and Laughter advice, as she has been living that advice for the past 4 years. BU has been an incredible experience for my daughter, and I will never forget her tremendous experiences here. God bless all of you advice-givers, and God bless the Class of 2014!!
This was thoughtful, heartfelt, fun, and snappily edited. Thanks for an enjoyable video!
great advises!
Mei
BU students,
God Bless all of you! Take your dreams and follow them. This is for an amazing incoming freshmen: “Remember your dreams, focus on them but not too hard. As dreams go they will adapt, change, and sometimes turn upside down. But, stay focused on them and they will lead you to your future.”
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