AIM: Housing & Dining

Residential students

You and your fellow high school students will live together as a community in BU’s residence halls. There are typically two students per room, although some students may also be in singles or triples. Room rates will vary based upon the room type. Young men and women live in separate buildings. Please contact us if you’d like to discuss housing arrangements, as our office is committed to creating a safe and welcoming community for all of our students.

Each residence has 24-hour security and full-time BU residential staff. Carefully selected program assistants (PAs) also live in the residences and provide students with guidance as they adapt to college life. The PAs coordinate social outings and ensure that students return to the residence before curfew each night.

The residences have air conditioning in some study areas and the TV lounge but not in the dorm rooms or other areas of the building. Dorm rooms can get hot, so we strongly recommend that you bring a fan or buy one when you arrive on campus.

You will eat your meals in one of our dining halls on campus. The menu choices include restaurant-style meals, vegetarian and vegan options, freshly made desserts, and so much more. If you have special dietary requirements, please contact us so we can make arrangements to best accommodate you. The dining staff can also assist you if you have food allergies or other dietary restrictions.

Commuter students

AIM is open to commuters and residential students. Lunch will be provided for commuter students by one of our dining halls on campus. Commuter students will also attend some evening activities. You may purchase dinner in the dining hall.

All commuter students are required to fill out a supplemental Commuter Permission Form and Dining Plan Agreement upon acceptance into one of our programs. These forms can be found in the online enrollment portal.