1BU Shuttle Bus information for transportation between the Charles River Campus and the Medical Campus. Routes and schedules provided.
The Bulletin is your guide to the departments, programs, policies, and courses at BU.
Academic Training is a benefit of J-1 student status that permits off-campus work, training or other experience, that is directly related to your field of study.
Information on adaptive & assistive technologies for individuals with disabilities.
The African Studies Library (ASL) is a collection of multidisciplinary resources for the study of Africa, in nearly every academic discipline.
Albany/East Newton Street Shuttle Bus information for transportation between the Medical Student Residences and the Medical Campus. Route and schedule provided.
Building an environment that affirms healthy choices. Providing counseling, recovery, screening and intervention services.
The Alumni Medical Library offers a wide variety of resources and services supporting education at the Boston University Medical Campus.
Information for international students and scholars at BU to apply for the most appropriate visa to enter the US for your academic activities.
Steps on how to apply for OPT.
Online assistance from BU Librarians
The Astronomy Library collection includes books in all areas of the field, current journals, and a comprehensive collection of sky atlases and maps.
A list of different kinds of scams and fraud schemes that international students may encounter during their time at Boston University. Contact the BU Police or ISSO immediately if you receive a government inquiry that is suspicious.
Information on opening a bank account and exchanging currency.
The University's ethical expectations of students as well as a guarantee of students' rights and responsibilities as members of a learning community.
Agganis Arena is a multipurpose sports and entertainment center.
Official site of BU athletics. Stay up to date with the BU athletic teams.
Travel throughout campus on the BU Bus. A valid BU or other acceptable proof of affiliation with the University is required to board The BUS.
We offer a variety of activities that engage students socially, spiritually, and intellectually within a supportive Catholic community.
The Children's Center exists to enrich a child's early learning experience while also meeting University families needs for quality childcare.
BU Connects is a platform exclusively for Boston University alumni, students, faculty, and staff that brings Terriers together for personal and professional networking on a global scale.
BU Crowdfunding is Boston University’s community fundraising platform. BU groups create projects to raise money for innovative projects, service trips, events, and other BU-specific ventures.
BU Global Programs free online course to help international students transition to life at Boston University. Email sheilahz@bu.edu to register for BU First Class.
Comprehensive website for all IT Services and Support for the Univiersity
Boston University’s Internship Gateway, find opportunities, tools, and resources to support your internship search journey.
The Boston University Police Department is a full-time, professional law enforcement agency that also provides a wide variety of public services.
BU Study Abroad offers students from BU and other colleges and universities nationwide close to 100 academic and internship programs in over 20 countries.
A video series on international students, where they share the journey from their homeland, talking about what they’ve left behind and one thing that has helped them forge a new life at BU.
Provides information on laundry, vending, rental, storage, and shipping services
BU Public Safety oversees the unarmed security professionals responsible for maintaining safety and security in student residences and at the Boston University Medical Campus.
In order to bridge the gap between the end of your F-1 status and the beginning of your H-1B status, the ISSO office offers a cap gap extension.
CAS Academic Advising provides all the information and support you need to satisfy your academic requirements.
Writing Fellows are available to tutor students taking courses across the Core Curriculum & are available to consult on any Core writing assignment.
This helps CAS students get connected to different programs on campus that offer either internships or another form of an experiential learning opportunity.
FY101 is a course that BU offers to help our newest undergraduates transition into the intellectual, social, and cultural community of Boston University.
The CAS Center for Writing offers tutorials to students with papers from Writing Program courses and their equivalents.
CELOP students are eligible to live on-campus and Boston University Housing offers a variety of housing options throughout the year.
A clinical and research center specializing in helping both adults and children address a range of anxiety disorders and related challenges
The CCD counselors, workshops & online resources help students with resume writing, interview skills, salary negotiations, and more.
Information about Undergraduate and Graduate advising for students at the College of Fine Arts.
CFA has a variety of Student Resources available
CGS has a full-time team dedicated entirely to working with CGS students as they explore and pursue a variety of educational endeavors.
CGS has a variety of Academic and Student Resources available, including a Writing Center and a Peer Mentoring Program
Student activities groups that are organized by CGS students and advised by CGS faculty or staff.
For College of General Studies students at any stage in the writing process, from brainstorming to revision.
A comprehensive guide created by the city of what to expect when renting in Boston, from leases to fees to noise to conditions to getting help.
Information about student-run club sports teams
The COM Undergraduate Affairs office is the undergraduate advising department at the College of Communication (COM). They provide academic advice, curriculum information and personal advising for COM undergraduates.
The BU College of Communication (COM) Career Services helps you seize evolving and emerging career possibilities.
Need help structuring a news story? Shaping a script? Developing a PR campaign? We can guide you on any COM-related writing.
Explanations of common terms you will encounter when renting.
Employment authorization in the U.S. varies based on your immigration status. Learn more about your work authorization here.
The Conversation Partner Program matches CELOP students with English speakers who are students and members of the Boston University community.
If your major requires a practicum for degree completion or are enrolled in a for credit course that requires internship hours, you may qualify for CPT.
Frequently asked questions for F-1 students approved for Curricular Practical Training.
An independent student-run news source. Read the Daily Free Press for on campus and world news, Boston area entertainment and Terrier sports.
Danielsen Institute is a licensed mental health clinic and pastoral counseling center providing counseling services, consultation, and testing.
Learn more about where to eat on campus and how to use your dining and convenience points.
BU takes pride in the achievements of its students and alumni with disabilities and is committed to providing equal and integrated access to programs.
Provisions are available to students, who may be eligible to request work permission due to serious unforeseen economic hardship.