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Cracking the BU Code: How to Become a Terrier (and Avoid the Rejection Pile)
Let's face it, getting into Boston University is tougher than wrangling a runaway squirrel with a sprained ankle. But fear not, intrepid applicant! With some cunning, a sprinkle of charm, and this handy guide, you'll be celebrating with Fenway franks in no time.
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| How To Get In Boston University |
Step 1: Be a Scholarly Superstar (or at least Act Like One)
- GPA that Glistens: Boston University isn't exactly known for letting in couch potatoes. Aim for a GPA that shines brighter than a disco ball at a 70s party. (Pro tip: Befriend the teacher with the most A+ stamps)
- Test Scores that Impress (Maybe): While standardized tests are now optional, a stellar score can't hurt. If you're a test-taking whiz, flaunt those skills! (But hey, if not, don't sweat it!)
Step 2: Craft an Application that Sings (Literally, if You're Applying to Music School)
- The All-Powerful Essay: This is your chance to shine! Ditch the clich�s and tell a story that's unique, funny, or makes the admissions committee cry (tears of joy, hopefully). (Bonus points for references to obscure historical figures or quoting Shakespeare)
- Activities that Make You You: Colleges love well-rounded applicants. So whether you're a champion debate team destroyer or the president of the Cat Appreciation Club, let your extracurriculars roar!
Step 3: Channel Your Inner Stalker (in a Good Way)
- Show Some Love: Let BU know they're your top choice! Visit the campus (if you can), attend virtual events, and shower them with love letters (okay, maybe not the last one).
Remember: There's no magic formula for getting accepted. Be yourself, be passionate, and maybe wear some red (it's BU's color, after all... unless you're applying to a different school, then disregard that tip entirely).
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