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Does anyone know much about Boston University? What its reputation is? Educational standards?
I'm thinking about going for my masters in either Marketing, Public Relations or Integrated Marketing Communications and I would like to go to a good school. If I am going to invest the time and work in a masters degree i would like to go to a well respected school. So I was wondering if anyone has any opinions about BU.
Thanks so much!!!
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Oh my, BU is huge. It also is very expensive. I have alot of friends that have graduated from BU. They are a very noted school in alot of different areas. I looked at the Historical Pres program there myself.
Is this program online, or will you be attending on campus. You will work for your degree from them thats for sure.
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I would probably take classes on campus. I have not looked into their online courses yet.
I feel a little bit silly for asking that question, but I wanted to others general opinions.
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BU is an excellent school with a great reputation. A degree from BU is well respected but it is very expensive.
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