I love Boston, my sister studied here in Bentley. However, I wanted a cory campus but BU was way to dispersed Northeastern was altogether made it more like a campus-style but still in the city. And it had a good business reputation.
Course Curriculum :
Really good but you need to explore all the options you have - try to use as much of all the things NEU has to offer, they have a lot of things related to entrepreneurship that are great help to start your own business. And the co-op experience is amazing.
Exams :
I had the Ib diploma in high school and had to do the SAT but they weren't mandatory at the time but the TOEFL was
Internship :
Yes, Co-op! Loved it recommends doing a minimum of 2. You can do up for 2 three. This is why northeastern is a 5-year program and not a 4-year program. But it is totally worth it since you graduate with already 1 year of working experience and even 1 year and a half if you do 3 co-ops
Fees :
You have a tuittion and then if you leave on campus you need to pay for that but you can also find your own housing after your second year. Summer housing you can do on or off campus.
Examination Structure :
It depends a lot depending on the class and sometimes even the professor. However, all the structures I had were doable. It is either 2 midterms one final or 1 midterm 1 final or instead of final projects. Some do not even have midterms only quizzes.
Faculty :
There are very good and very bad professors. You need to do your research in the professor and ask around. Also, the professor will help if you reach out for help don't expect them to come to you.
