Boston is a beautiful city. It is actually Europe’s “Europe”, because publications call the city !! So, if you don’t miss the country of Yur, there are many places that can “feel at home”, for example, go to Sansa in a new Berry and you will be in London! But if you want to see some different waters, you have to go to the washing bar, which is a night club, there are windows in the Charles River, a wonderful landscape! Or once a month you can go to Victorian village, called dinner spent in the church, people are the best, music is very good, all good times.

The biggest plus about studying at Northeastern is its co-op program which is a 4 to 6-month internship (usually paid) which is integrated as a part of your degree. It is up to the student how many co-ops they want to do but the university provides adequate support to find co-ops in the US and abroad.

In terms of classes, there is a lot of flexibility to choose classes including online summer classes. Northeastern also offers several study abroad programs not only in the summer but for full semesters as well. I did NU in London, which is a 4-month long study abroad in my freshman year.

However, the residential facilities are limited and the lottery-based system for housing is very tedious. My academic advisor isn’t the best so I’d recommend doing research yourself and asking a lot of questions, just to be sure.