Boston University Center for Career Development
Yawkey Center for Student Services
100 Bay State Road
Sixth Floor
Boston, MA 02215

Phone: 617-353-3590
Fax: 617-353-9350
Email: future@bu.edu

Office Hours

Academic Year
For the Spring 2021 semester, the CCD’s doors will be open, and all services will continue to be available, wherever you’re studying from.  In line with public health and University guidelines for reducing density, most appointments and events will be virtual, but some staff will be in the office each day.

Monday-Friday: 9am-5pm

Summer & Winter Break
Monday–Friday: 9am–5pm

Resume Reviews during break: please schedule a 30-minute counseling session during extended hours (Monday-Friday, 8am-6:30pm). Resume review sessions will resume in late January.

Closed for holidays, breaks, and special events.

Appointments and reviews are available both virtually and in-person on a limited basis. If you would prefer an in-person appointment, please email your request to future@bu.edu and we’ll work with you to find a date and time that will work for you.

If you schedule an in-person career appointment, please follow all BU safety guidelines. Your appointment will be conducted in accordance with current social distancing practices. If you would like more information on BU’s current safety rules, please visit Back2BU.

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Directions

We are located at 100 Bay State Road, but the elevator lobby is easiest to access via either of the two entrances on Deerfield Street.

Driving directions can be found on the Boston University campus map.

We are also easily accessible by the MBTA:

• Take any B, C, or D Green Line train to Kenmore Square. Once at Kenmore Square, take the exit to the right (to Beacon Street/Boston University).
• At the top of the stairs, take a left. The next street is Deerfield Street; take a right on Deerfield. The Yawkey Center for Student Services is the large brick building to your left.

Parking

Meters are often available on Deerfield Street, Bay State Road, or Commonwealth Avenue (although during Red Sox home games, vacant meters in this area become scarce).

For extended visits, we suggest the pay lot on the corner of Deerfield Street and Commonwealth Avenue.