It's rather large. You might want to take the stairs instead of waiting n waiting for the…read moreelevators. Also, only 1 elevator goes to the top floor. Lots of free activities to do frequently. Go to The One Stop for EVERYTHING. Free cellphone charging stations throughout the building! Lounges, cafes, and a cafeteria that serves Burger King, salads, hand made pizza, flavored coffee, and a big soda fountain u can serve yourself.

Started here on our campus tour. It is bright, airy and modern. The campus center should be the…read moreheart (and center, if you will) of your campus and this one definitely serves in the role. Centrally located, tons of seating, helpful offices and services, lends itself to being the living room of the campus. The dining options are great, the bookstore and campus store is here, as us their One Stop. The alumni room was a perfect place for the presentation. Plenty of parking and a very helpful information booth. Well done UMB!

The instruction was great- and I feel well prepared for many parts of working in the lab, but after…read morenearly finishing my program I am stuck waiting. The MLT program is overbooked by dozens of students and there is a long wait list for clinical rotations. (Some students who were supposed to start clinicals in January will not be able to start until SEPTEMBER) No mention of this whatsoever was made until about two months before we were supposed to begin clinical rotations. I have had many issues with the business office over the past three years and have had to wait an extra 8 months for thousands of dollars in grant reimbursement due to lost paperwork. I had reached out to nearly every QC contact to no avail- had to find the Director of SCILS grants in MA to fix my issues. I've spent hundreds on extra loan interest due to the colleges mistake. I can not finish this program without that clinical, and I will not graduate on time. This is delaying taking my boards with ASCP and may possibly cause issues with my wedding planned for this fall. If I had foreseen any issues like this and been kept better informed, I would not be facing issues like this. I've worked my tail off to earn a 3.9 GPA- while working 2 jobs through the whole program. After nearly 3 years working toward this degree it's pushed off further. Please keep in mind this is NOT the fault of any of the current management and program directors who are doing everything they can to fix the issue- there is an entirely new staff since when I started the program. They are working hard to prevent this situation in the future from what I have heard.

Love this college! So quiet and peaceful, tucked away in the back of cordage park. The wide wood…read moreboards on the floor remind you of being in a cottage. It's a very warm welcoming feeling. The staff at the front desk is amazing! Chris will help you figure out whatever you need. **Maryann (the academic advisor they DEMAND you meet with) is intense!! Don't let her scare you away. She's rude and cuts you off when you're speaking. She's a space shot who doesn't know if she's coming or going and she spends most of her days wandering around confused.

If you haven't had lunch yet, don't read this review. Come back when you've North-eaten…read more Awesome underrated understated forgotten University in Boston which is the city of the Ivy League and the home of MIT - but this place is pretty cool and Cosmopolitan, diverse, and close to all the action. So it would definitely be a great place to go to school on many levels. I come here all the time. Tuition should be free - it's sky high, hence the loss of 1 star.

Very disappointing. I attended their online master's program in Human Resources Management, and…read moreunfortunately, the program felt antiquated. We were assigned numerous useless, busywork assignments that had very little to do with actual HR management or advancements in AI technology. It almost felt like they just took my money and gave us an outdated program without providing much practical value. They also offered little to no assistance in finding internship opportunities. I was basically told that I could complete the program without an internship, even though an internship would help advance my career. Yet they did nothing to actually help me secure one. Overall, it was a huge disappointment and a waste of money. I would not recommend this school. If anything, I would suggest looking into a good community college or a more affordable institution where you might actually get more practical experience and support than you would from an expensive school with a prestigious name attached to it.

I love Fusion. I have a daughter that is academically advanced but socially challenged. (High…read morefunctioning autism/ 2E) She started kinder early at 4 and then skipped 5th grade. She simply loves learning and while in traditional private schools was bored and increasingly anxious about social interaction and group work. She's been at Fusion for two years. She works 1:1 with various teachers depending on the subject and while officially in 7th again this year (we decided to have her repeat as we are worried about her being closer in age to her peers when she graduates) she was able to take HS college prep biology last year, HS zoology and psychology this year in addition to her more typical classes (English, algebra 1, French 2, and medieval history) The teachers are wonderful with her. They have a collaborative style and really keep her focused, engaged, and enthusiastic. I receive academic summaries from each teacher everyday letting me know what they covered and how she did. Looking forward to her taking science in person at the Newton campus next year so she can do the labs in person rather than virtually.

I had a very negative experience with the Director that does not seem to align with the website…read moregoals. I was looking for tutor and thought Fusion might be a good fit. After meeting with her, explaining how shy and anxious my kid is, she wrote him off within 5 mins for not being enthusiastic enough about going to a tutor and said Fusion could not help. (He succeeded no problem at another place last year, I just wanted a shorter drive and thought Fusion's website looked good). During the 2 tours she gave, she loudly proclaimed the silent area was no talking, completely disrupting the students that were there at the time. She demonstrated her agenda was more important than the students. She seems completely disingenuous about the school's stated goals and exceptionally rigid about how kids should be. I am really glad we will not be interacting with her regularly.

Excellent instructors and very affordable classes. Definitely recommend checking out their…read moreschedule and get signed up for a class!

Truly awful. Every time I try to call or email, no response. I've tried all weekdays, at various…read moretimes of the day. Is this a real place?

I took several classes about wild animals, which all took…read moreplace at Franklin Park Zoo. Each was informative and fun! CLASSES: BACE offers Adult Education Classes, taking visitors behind the scenes of zoo exhibits. MY FAVE CLASS: GIRAFFE SCHOOL... You get to feed "Beau" the giraffe by hand! Gorilla School was not nearly as exciting, but you do learn a lot about the personalities of each gorilla resident of this Boston Zoo. They also offer a Big Cats Class as well. THE DEAL: Go with a friend, so you can take photos of each other, and video your "behind the scenes" experience.

They do great work working with Blind people They have…read morepeople trained to help them get comfortable being on their own as well as being with other people

10/10 for employees, 10/10 for the kiddos. A genuinely kind, supportive and caring school. Work…read moredoesn't feel like work, and the fact that close to half the employees there have been there for over 20 years speaks volumes. Send your kids here, and work here if you want to be in a truly warm and positive environment.

In 2001, I visited Boston University when my first girlfriend received her scholarship there. The…read morecampus felt vibrant and full of promise. Walking those historic corridors together, watching her pride and excitement, left me with unforgettable memories. BU wasn't just a university, it became the backdrop to a special chapter in my life. Grateful for that moment.

My husband went to BU and wasn't thrilled about the experience. Expensive and not very hands on…read moreexperience, obtuse staff, not allowing creativity and working with students for their development. We went back recently, visiting the campus and trying to do an event here that would have benefited the students. The staff wasn't interested, jumped to say "No", before thinking, considering, trying to make things work. It would have been more workload for them, so they don't put students first. And treat Alumni like crap, not like family. The only upside is the campus, very pretty, beautiful buildings, nice beach. A few subway stops alongside the campus. Although construction at the main dorms, so harder to navigate. Newer buildings not so great, kind of a sore spot for the eye! Very, very mixed feelings!