What is it like going to Northeastern?

I have loved every second of my time at Northeastern, and would recommend it to anyone. Overall, the atmosphere and experience at Northeastern is excellent. Boston is an amazing college town, most of the professors are extremely smart and dedicated, and the physical campus is beyond gorgeous.

What is a typical Northeastern student like?

The students are hard working, smart, and want to have a good time. Northeastern has what seems like an unlimited amount of student groups. We have religious groups, academic groups, political groups, major-focused groups, residential-focused groups – the list could go on and on.

Is Northeastern University a fun school?

It’s a lot of fun! Northeastern is not the biggest party school, but you will always be able to find a party going on on the weekends or go to a local bar. The most popular student groups are either the Student Government or NUCALLS (a language club).

Why should I not go to Northeastern University?

11 Reasons NOT to Go to Northeastern University

• Who actually wants a stocked resume upon graduating college?
• It’s international opportunities.
• There’s too many majors to choose from.
• There’s absolutely nothing to do in Boston.
• It has a horrendous reputation for innovation.
• The campus is too green.

Does Northeastern have a dress code?

Proper workout attire must be worn in all public areas: shorts, sweat pants, leggings, t-shirts, sweat shirts, or other gym attire and sneakers. No pants or shorts with loops, belts or buckles; and, no metal embellishments and adornments, that might tear the leather benches or pose a risk of catching on equipment.

Why should I attend Northeastern?

Northeastern students value Cooperative Education (co-op for short) as a key differentiator in their academic experience. Because co-ops are full-time and typically six months long, they truly get a sense of the professional world and develop the skills needed to be successful in today’s global business environment.