Computer Science Career Outlook
In a technology-focused world, the computer industry is expected to expand as technology upgrades and innovations are needed. With this, […]
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5 Reasons to Choose BU for your MS in Computer Science
Looking to innovate the future with an MS in Computer Science? Find out why BU is the right choice to […]
What To Do While You’re Waiting on Your Application Status
So you’ve sent in your GRS application, now what? We hope that you’re feeling proud of the hard work and […]
Advice for Your Graduate School Application
Director of Marketing and Enrollment at Boston University Graduate Schools of Arts and Sciences, Mr. Mark Khan, provides current graduate […]
Choosing the Best Classes for You: A Guide for Incoming GRS Graduate Students
Please note this article provides experience and recommendations from a student’s perspective— we recommend you consult with your academic advisor […]
Life After BU’s Core Curriculum
Bethany Gumper reflects on how she has carried Core Curriculum through her life.
Welcome New College Staff
Welcome to our new colleagues who started at the College and Graduate School of Arts & Sciences this month!
Ruohao’s Favorite Class
My favorite course in Econ program CAS IR 571 CAS IR 571 is a great promotional course for those who […]
News from BU Linguistics
As Linguistics emerges as an autonomous program, CAS News spoke with the program’s director, Professor Carol Neidle, to get a deeper look at how BU Linguistics is growing, and the impact it is having within the field.
New Lab Courses Integrate Chemistry, Biology, Neuroscience
For the first time in CAS history, the departments of chemistry and biology, along with the neuroscience program, are offering a fully integrated two-semester lab sequence for first- and second-year science majors.