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If the thought of writing that application essay makes your palms sweat, you're not alone. How important is it really? How can you make yours different from everyone else's? And what are those Admissions people looking for anyway?
Don't write a [...]word till you watch this video. You'll get answers from the Executive Director of BU Admissions, advice from an experienced essay reader on our Admissions staff and ideas from BU students whose essays helped them make the cut.
/admissions/apply/how-to-write-an-essay-that-gets-noticed/
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Diversity—it can have many meanings, we know. Geographic, religious, racial, ethnic, cultural, and academic diversity—we have it all at BU.
Hear from students, parents and Kenneth Elmore, Dean of Students, about what diversity is [...]like at BU. More importantly, you'll hear how diversity impacts each individual and the campus as a whole. After watching, you'll see that BU is a place for all. Join our community!
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Boston University Dean of Students and techie Kenn Elmore stops by “Terrier Tech†to talk about his favorite apps.
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Just because you're good at something doesn't mean you should devote yourself to it. Just ask Abriella Stone.
"I started pursuing chemistry at BU because it always came so naturally to me," the junior says. "I felt an obligation because so many [...]people don't like it."
But she soon found herself filling the free spaces in her schedule with psychology classes. By sophomore year, Stone (CAS'14) was torn over which road to travel. To help her decide, she applied to the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program, which provides students with the chance to assist BU faculty with their research. Stone spent last summer at the aphasia lab at Sargent College, where she helped stroke- and head trauma-victims regain their language skills. Hands-on and personal, it was a huge departure from beakers and Bunsen burners.
She also saw patients run out of insurance funds or transportation options. So Stone and her faculty mentor helped develop an iPad app that replicates the therapy they'd been receiving. And she's never looked back. "I really liked the clinical aspect and working not only for patients but on a team. It was rewarding to see the patients make progress because of something we produced."
Read the story on the Annual Report:
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Onaje Woodbine (GRS’13) and his wife, Folasade, demonstrate the Yoruba Ifa divination process, and how their new app for iPhones, iPods, and iPads can be used in divination training.
View the story on BU Today: [...]/today/node/13192
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Boston University students take you on a tour of the campus.
This is the whole tour, from start to finish. You can also watch each segment individually on our channel:
http://www.youtube.com/user/BUadmissions
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As an undergraduate, Chris Kwan began developing software with classmates Won-Beom Kim and Igor Fedyuk that adapts for users with severe motion impairments. The team further refined their work through BU's Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program [...](UROP). Here, Kwan, now a graduate student and John Magee discuss and demonstrate the liberating software with their adviser Margrit Betke.
View the story on BU Today: /today/node/13055
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“Terrier Tech†host Warren Towers chats with Mike DeFilippis (COM’13), president of the Boston University Public Relations Student Society of America, about five student-friendly apps.
Read the story on BU Today: [...]/today/2012/terrier-tech-student-friendly-apps/
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Hundreds of students apply to Boston University's College of Communication's graduate programs every year. We know it's a strenuous process for applicants, but what about the people who have to process the applications? Take an inside look at the [...]life cycle of a graduate application!
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