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Boston University is one of more than 800 institutions with graduate schools surveyed by U.S. News on an annual basis. Boston University confers degrees through various schools, such as: the Questrom School of Business, the School of Law, the School of Medicine, the College of Engineering, and the Wheelock College of Education & Human Development.
#50Best Business Schools (tie)
#2Project Management (tie)
#34Part-time MBA
#32Best Education Schools (tie)
#36Best Engineering Schools (tie)
#10Biomedical Engineering / Bioengineering (tie)
#45Computer Engineering (tie)
#43Electrical / Electronic / Communications Engineering (tie)
#50Industrial / Manufacturing / Systems Engineering (tie)
#59Materials Engineering (tie)
#49Mechanical Engineering (tie)
#20Best Law Schools
#19Business/Corporate Law (tie)
#40Clinical Training (tie)
#24Constitutional Law (tie)
#26Contracts/Commercial Law (tie)
#23Criminal Law (tie)
#63Dispute Resolution (tie)
#57Environmental Law (tie)
#4Health Care Law
#12Intellectual Property Law
#32International Law (tie)
#68Legal Writing (tie)
#16Tax Law (tie)
#67Trial Advocacy (tie)
#33Best Medical Schools: Research (tie)
#68Most Diverse Medical Schools (tie)
#131Most Graduates Practicing in Medically Underserved Areas
#98Most Graduates Practicing in Primary Care Fields (tie)
#140Most Graduates Practicing in Rural Areas (tie)
#44Best Medical Schools: Primary Care (tie)
#85Biological Sciences (tie)
#59Chemistry (tie)
#27Clinical Psychology (tie)
#49Computer Science (tie)
#78Earth Sciences (tie)
#23Economics (tie)
#12Development Economics
#41English (tie)
#32Best Fine Arts Programs (tie)
#6Painting / Drawing (tie)
#28Health Care Management (tie)
#54History (tie)
#47Mathematics (tie)
#1Occupational Therapy (tie)
#20Physical Therapy (tie)
#37Physics (tie)
#59Political Science (tie)
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The Questrom School of Business at Boston University (Questrom) offers these departments and concentrations: accounting, entrepreneurship, finance, general management, health care administration, leadership, marketing, management information systems, not-for-profit management, production/operations management, organizational behavior, supply chain management/logistics, quantitative analysis/statistics and operations research, and technology. Its tuition is full-time: $56,854 per year; part-time: $1,777 per credit; and specialty master's: $56,854 total program. At graduation, 47.40 percent of graduates of the full-time program are employed.
Students at the Boston University Questrom School of Business are taught to think of business organizations as an interconnected whole, where each decision made affects multiple audiences. Through collaborative teaching and team learning, students get an understanding for team dynamics. The school offers a full-time MBA program in which students are assigned to a group of about 50 students who take core courses together in order to promote close professional and personal bonds.
Along with the full-time program, students can also enroll in a part-time or executive MBA program and Ph.D. programs. Master of Science degrees are available in mathematical finance and management studies, the latter of which is a nine-month program geared toward recent graduates. The Questrom School of Business also offers joint MBA degrees with some of BU’s other schools, such as the College of Engineering, the School of Public Health, the School of Medicine, the School of Law and the Graduate College of Arts and Sciences.
The Boston metropolitan area is home to dozens of colleges and universities and thousands of students. There are more than 45,000 BU business graduates around the world, and some of the notable alumni include Millard Drexler, chairman and CEO of J. Crew Group; Edward Zander, former chairman and CEO of Motorola Inc.; and the late Jerald Fishman, former CEO of Analog Devices Inc.
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Full-time MBA program
Each application is considered independently and holistically. The admission committee looks for indications of an applicant's ability to succeed academically, to exhibit managerial and leadership potential, and to enhance the diversity of thought in the classroom in terms of nationality, undergraduate major, and work and life experiences.
Executive MBA program
Admission for the Executive MBA program is designed to select experienced professionals with managerial experience wishing to make the transition to senior level management. Boston University seeks to attract successful individuals who have made an impact in their current careers, and who come from a variety of industries and functions. Successful students must be committed to learning in a team environment.
Part-time MBA program
Admission to our Professional Evening MBA program is primarily for candidates who want to develop functional proficiency in a particular area of interest or to round out a candidate's skill set. Successful applicants have a track record of academic achievement and can display managerial and leadership potential though their previous experiences.
Part-time MBA distance learning program
Admission to the Online MBA program is similar to all of our other programs, with regard to the criteria required and evaluation process. Emphasis is placed on work experience, academic preparation, and ability to contribute to the online environment through class discussions, team projects, and discussion boards.
Specialty master's program
Admission into the Master of Science in Management Studies (MSMS) is designed for those who want to add valuable business expertise to their undergraduate skill set. Successful candidates have leadership experience in student or professional organizations, strong academic performance in prior analytic or technical coursework, and have participated in extracurricular activities. Admission into the Master of Science in Mathematical Finance & Financial Technology (MSMFT) is designed for students who want to gain strong analytical skills. The admissions team considers the whole picture: academic record, professional experience, quantitative and analytical skills, communication skills, and diversity. We aim to create a class filled with a variety of cultures, life experiences, and backgrounds so that your learning environment expands your outlook and sparks new ideas. The Master of Science in Business Analytics (MSBA) program is designed for students to land a job as a management analyst, data scientist, risk analyst, or another analytics-focused role. When reviewing applicants for the MS in Business Analytics program, the Admission's team considers academic record, quantitative and analytical skills, communication skills, leadership experience, and diversity.
Full-time MBA program email
Full-time MBA program website
http://www.bu.edu/questrom/degree-programs/full-time-mba/
Executive MBA program email
Part-time MBA program email
Part-time MBA program website
http://www.bu.edu/questrom/degree-programs/part-time-mba/
Specialty master's programs website
http://www.bu.edu/questrom/admissions/graduate-programs/
Part-time MBA distance learning program email
Part-time MBA distance learning program website
http://www.bu.edu/questrom/degree-programs/online-mba/
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Departments with highest MBA demand
Health care administration, leadership, marketing, not-for-profit management, technology
Types of MBA programs offered
Full-time traditional two year, part-time evenings and weekends, part-time distance learning, traditional executive MBA
Joint programs available
Computer science/information systems, engineering, healthcare (medicine), healthcare (management), law, public policy/administration, MBA + MD; MBA + MPH; MBA + MS in Digital Technology; +MA IR; +MA Econ
Types of specialty master's programs offered:
Full-time program
The full-time MBA program begins with an integrated core experience where students are challenged to view problems through a cross-disciplinary lens, and include exposure to an applied, hands-on project. We offer a wide range of elective courses and focus areas, with specialized programs in Health Sector Management, Social Impact, and a dual degree with an MS in Digital Technology. Students also have the opportunity to take global field seminars focused on specific topics, participate in robust extra-curricular experiences, including case competitions, student clubs, and on-campus speakers, and take advantage of the resources and academic programs offered by Boston University.
Executive program
The 22-month EMBA curriculum offers a rigorous, integrated general management curriculum. The programs high-impact learning environment engages students through team-taught cases, integrated projects, and simulations with a focus on developing enterprise wide vision. Students also explore three specialty sectors critical to today’s global economy: digital technology, health & life sciences, and social enterprise & sustainability. The curriculum is delivered through four highly integrated modules, two residential weeks, and an international field seminar lasting 8-10 days. There are also shorter focused courses including Quantitative Toolkit, Law and Ethics, Innovation and Change, and Global Perspectives. On-campus classes take place once per month, from Thursday through Saturday. In between on-campus sessions, there are synchronous virtual class sessions on select Tuesday evenings.
Part-time program
The Professional Evening MBA curriculum offers a rigorous and comprehensive core curriculum and wide range of electives and focus areas, with specialized programs in Health Sector Management, Social Impact, and a dual degree with an MS in Digital Technology. Courses are taught primarily by our full-time faculty. We offer flexible course formats to meet students’ needs, including Saturday courses, week-long intensives, and two-week-long evening intensives. Global field seminars focused on specific topics are offered to Professional Evening students to complement their schedules and enhance their learning experience. We also provide career coaching and networking activities designed specifically for the working student. Students can take advantage of the resources and academic programs offered by Boston University.
Part-time distance learning program
The Questrom Online MBA requires 45 credit hours of coursework comprised of six 7.5-credit semester-long integrated modules. The curriculum is designed so that you take one module a semester and each module builds on the one before it. Our modules provide an integrated perspective on the key capabilities needed to make management decisions in a complex global business ecosystem. We’ve designed each module to weave together business concepts. Instead of studying business in silos—with separate courses in accounting, finance, marketing, etc.—you’ll discover the interdependent nature of these core business disciplines. In other words, you’ll study business the way you experience it every day in the real world: as complex interconnected challenges. Modules are offered during the fall (September-December), spring (January-May), and summer (May-August) semesters. Taking the modules in five consecutive semesters allows you to complete your MBA in as few as 24 months while attending part-time.
Specialty master's program
The MSMS program is a nine-month long program and is organized into four modules. During each module, students work in teams to collaborate on simulations and projects. They have the opportunity to solve real problems with real companies and expand their understanding of how a business works. The MSMFT program is a three-semester, 17-month program that is designed for students to master a mix of mathematics, finance, and computer science. They have the opportunity to complete a summer internship at a leading company in Boston and beyond, where they gain valuable skills and become more marketable to employers. The MSBA program is designed for students to master the tools analysts use to investigate business performance of the past and turn it into plans for the future. With a duration of only 10 months, students work diligently to enhance their analytical abilities while gaining access to workshops, industry speakers, and field-based learning projects with real companies.
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The School of Law at Boston University has an application deadline of April 1. The full-time program application fee at the School of Law at Boston University is $85. Its tuition is full-time: $58,962. The student-faculty ratio is 6.1:1.
Faculty at the Boston University School of Law teach using the Socratic method, which encourages interactive discussions, and, with a low student-to-faculty ratio, classes and clinic sizes are relatively small. The BU Law curriculum offers several concentrations, including transactional practice and litigation and dispute resolution, and is especially highly ranked for its specialty programs in health law, intellectual property law and tax law. Students can also bolster their legal education by completing a dual degree, such as a J.D./LL.M. in Taxation, a J.D./MBA in Management or a J.D./M.S. in Mass Communication.
The university has several research centers and institutes, including the American Society of Law, Medicine and Ethics and the Combating Antibiotic Resistant Bacteria Biopharmaceutical Accelerator, as well as law journals such as the American Journal of Law & Medicine and the Public Interest Law Journal. Outside of class, students can get involved in more than 30 student organizations and can participate in community service events through the optional pro bono program or in annual events such as Legal Follies, the yearly law school variety show. For an international law experience, BU Law students can study abroad in locations including Florence, Italy; Lyon, France; and Tel Aviv, Israel.
Notable alumni of the BU School of Law include Michael Fricklas, executive vice president, general counsel and secretary at media conglomerate Viacom Inc., and Salle Yoo, general counsel at Uber Technologies Inc.
Admissions email
Application website
Http://www.bu.edu/law/admissions/jd-admissions/
Virtual Tour URL
https://www.bu.edu/law/about/law-school-complex/virtual-tour/
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Required business fundamentals course; Lawyering Lab simulation of a business deal; hands-on transactional law program. Clinics include technology and startup law clinic in partnership with MIT, immigrants rights and human trafficking, compliance policy, international human rights, criminal law, civil litigation, and legislation. 20 study abroad programs and multiple dual-degrees.
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6 student-run journals including Law Review and specialties in law & medicine, international law, banking & finance, public interest, science & technology; host 6 in-school competitions for moot court, negotiation, client counseling, and transactional law; sponsor 7+ teams to compete in national competitions; have over 35 diverse student orgs and many events; access to all BU events and programs.
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Department(s) responsible for the law school information technology operations
Law school information technology department, university information technology department
Details about the library and other facilities
The architecturally significant law complex features renovated lecture halls, seminar rooms, moot courtrooms, clinical offices, and student gathering spaces and is LEED Gold certified. The Law Libraries have one of the largest legal research collections in the US, with over 1.8 million titles and 300+ databases. They feature group study and reading rooms and two state-of-the-art teaching labs.
Career services operations
6 experienced attorneys individually advise all students on identifying career goals, targeting coursework and work experience to achieve the requisite credentials, and building a job search strategy. 1Ls are assigned an attorney-advisor partner for their law school career and participate in extensive programming on resumes and cover letters, interviewing, networking, and other critical skills.
The School of Medicine at Boston University has an application deadline of Nov. 1. The application fee at Boston University is $110. Its tuition is full-time: $64,884. The faculty-student ratio at Boston University is 1.7:1. The School of Medicine has 1,158 full-time faculty on staff.
The Boston University Medical Campus dates back to 1848, when it was named the New England Female Medical College—the first institution in the world to offer medical education to women, and the first to graduate an African-American female physician. The Boston University School of Medicine is also the nation’s first combined cancer research and teaching laboratory.
Today, the school is home to more than 640 funded research programs. Students at the Boston University School of Medicine have several distinct ways to earn an M.D., including the Early Medical School Selection Program, which works with historically black colleges and universities, those with large Hispanic populations, and the Indian Health Service. This program provisionally accepts students who have completed two years of undergraduate study, and helps them to gradually transition into medical school throughout the next two years.
Another unique M.D. program offered by the School of Medicine is one that allows recent high school graduates to spend three years in the Boston University College of Arts & Sciences, taking premed, humanities, and social sciences courses, which are joined in the third year by modular medical courses. Those graduates land with both a B.A. and an M.D. Other joint degree programs at the BU School of Medicine include those that combine an M.D. with either a Ph.D., M.B.A., or a master of public health.
BU med students can complement their studies and make friends, too, by exploring the School of Medicine’s more than 30 student organizations, which range from the Asian American Medical Society to the Domestic Awareness Violence Project. Students can also check out the school’s many service learning opportunities.
The School of Medicine at BU provides many sources of advising and support for students, including tutoring programs, Strategies for Success workshops, and peer advising—when students give their classmates non-academic insight on life in the School of Medicine.
Admissions policies and procedures
We draw upon a large and highly qualified applicant pool. Our students represent the full range of geographic, cultural, ethnic, and educational diversity of our pluralistic society. We believe that diversity contributes to the strength of the experience for all of us.
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https://www.bumc.bu.edu/busm/admissions/introduction-to-busm/busm-admissions-tour/
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http://www.bu.edu/prehealth/academics/prehealthcurriculum
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Four-year program curriculum
A foundation in medical knowledge in Yrs 1 & 2 in integrated courses with lectures, labs, & interactive cases is enriched by early patient contact. 3rd year includes 8 clerkships and a selective, and 4th year, a subinternship, selective and >130 available electives. Clinical training occurs at Boston Medical Center, Kaiser Northern California and community settings with diverse patients.
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The College of Engineering at Boston University has an application deadline of Dec. 15. The application fee is $95 for U.S. residents and $95 for international students. Its tuition is full-time: $56,854 per year and part-time: $1,777 per credit. The 2020 Ph.D. student-faculty ratio is 4.6:1. The College of Engineering at Boston University has 144 full-time faculty on staff.
Graduate students at Boston University’s College of Engineering can get their hands into groundbreaking research, collaborating with the award-winning faculty, to contribute to a tradition of innovation that traces its roots back to the invention of the telephone. The school houses 20 major laboratories and 12 research centers focused on areas ranging from robotics to quantum imaging to neuromuscular research.
On the academics side, Boston University’s College of Engineering offers full-time master of science and/or master of engineering degrees in nine different areas, including manufacturing engineering, photonics, biomedical engineering, and electrical engineering. Students can also combine their master of science in engineering with an M.B.A. from the School of Management, pursue a doctorate in one of six areas, or earn a joint Ph.D./M.D. with the School of Medicine.
Outside of the classroom, students can gain global experience via study abroad programs in Germany, Israel, France, and several other countries. Graduate students at Boston University’s College of Engineering can also lend their skills to a humanitarian causes through the school’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders, which works on projects locally and internationally; U-Design, a summer program that encourages middle school students to explore engineering; and Boston Urban Fellows, which pairs graduate engineering students with teachers in area grade schools and high schools.
Notable alumni from Boston University’s College of Engineering include J Allard, former chief experience officer and chief technology officer of Microsoft’s Entertainment and Devices Division, who earned his bachelor’s from the College of Engineering before being awarded an honorary doctorate from the school in 2009.
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http://www.bu.edu/eng/prospective-graduate/apply/
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The Wheelock College of Education & Human Development at Boston University has a rolling application deadline. The application fee for the education program at Boston University is $95. Its tuition is full-time: $56,854 per year and part-time: $888 per credit. The Wheelock College of Education & Human Development at Boston University has 30 full-time faculty on staff with a 2:1 ratio of full-time equivalent doctoral students to full-time faculty.
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http://www.bu.edu/wheelock/admissions/graduate-students/apply/
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Bachelor's, post-baccalaureate certificate, master's, education specialist, Ph.D., Ed.D.
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Teaching track, counseling/psychology track, administration track, research/policy track, other
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Teaching track, administration track, other
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School of education with undergraduate and graduate divisions
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CADREI (Council of Academic Deans from Research Education Institutions), AACTE (American Associate of Colleges for Teacher Education), Holmes Partnership
Advanced teacher preparation levels offered
In-service master's degree program(s) for experienced teachers, Master's program(s) for other professional school personnel, Specialist or 6th year program(s) for teachers or other professional school personnel, Doctoral program(s) for teachers or other professional school personnel
Initial teacher preparation levels offered
Four-year undergraduate program(s) (bachelor's), Licensure only at baccalaureate level, Post-baccalaureate, non-degree, Five-year combined undergraduate/graduate program(s), Master's program(s)
