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1. blogs.bu.edu › khcblog › 2021/12/02Free Things That Come with Being a BU Student

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   Dec 2, 2021 · In Boston. 1. The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA) Located in Copley Square, just a 20-minute T-ride away from campus, the Museum of Fine Arts allows free entry to all BU students! Just show your BU student ID at the ticket counter. The MFA is the 20th largest museum in the world with more than 450,000 works of art. 2.

2. www.reddit.com › r › BostonUFreebies and other benefits for BU students : r/BostonU - Reddit

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   There are a couple posts in this subreddit about freebies, I would search for them. Off the top of my head I know that you can create a StudentBeans account w/ your BU email and get 20% off all online H&M orders. The 20% discount can also be added to pre-existing store discounts. Reply. Share.

3. www.bumc.bu.edu › osfs › flpStudent Discounts | Student Financial Services

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   Nov 7, 2023 · SNAP-eligible students: $30 monthly T Pass and hundreds of discounts through Card to Culture program. Amtrak: 15% discount for students age 17-24. Zip Car/Rental Cars: various % off. Spotify + Hulu: $5.99/month (Hulu only: $1.99/month) Cell phone and internet providers: generally 10%-20% discount. Amazon Prime: free for 6 months.

4. www.bu.edu › articles › 2024Video: What It’s Like to Be a First-Generation College Student

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   Nov 6, 2024 · In the video above, they also offer words of advice for this year’s first-gen freshmen (who comprise 20 percent of the Class of 2028), share information about resources on campus to help support students, including the Newbury Center, FLIP@BU, and Student Health Services First Generation Students Support Group. They also talk about the pride they feel for all they’ve accomplished.

5. www.reddit.com › 134m9sz › perks_of_bu_student_idPerks of BU student id : r/BostonU - Reddit

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   So I recently got my BU student id. I was wondering what all benefits can I get, especially online free courses or online resources. Is there any BU link which lists all these perks? Lastly, can I get a free subscription through BU id in DataCamp as I was about to finish my python course there, and my subscription got over :(

6. www.bu.edu › articles › 2021Seven Items I Wish I Had As a Freshman in Boston | Hey BU

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   Aug 3, 2021 · Notice of Non-Discrimination: Boston University prohibits discrimination and harassment on the basis of race, color, natural or protective hairstyle, religion, sex or gender, age, national origin, ethnicity, shared ancestry and ethnic characteristics, physical or mental disability, sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression, genetic ...

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   What free things come with being a BU student?

   • Let’s face it: with tuition at Boston University costing almost $60,000 this year, you’d want to make the most out of it. So here’s a list of all the free things that come with being a BU student! Besides, who doesn’t love free stuff? In Boston 1. The Museum of Fine Arts (MFA)

   Free Things That Come with Being a BU Student

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   Are there free services at BU?

   • The free services that come with being a BU student don’t end there! There are also a couple of free online services. BU Student Health Services offers free Headspace subscriptions for mindfulness and meditation. Just sign up at this link with your BU login information! 2. Xfinity on Campus

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   What services does Bu offer?

   • BU Student Health Services offers free Headspace subscriptions for mindfulness and meditation. Just sign up at this link with your BU login information! 2. Xfinity on Campus For on-campus students, BU offers free subscriptions to Xfinity on Campus! Livestream some TV or find your favorite shows on Video on Demand!

   Free Things That Come with Being a BU Student

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   Is Bu a good school?

   • At BU, it's nice that there's a ton of stuff that's not BU in Boston. So yeah, that's my take on the whole school spirit thing lmao. It's just not as great as it seems, and I think BU is at a good level with it. People act like it's a huge letdown to not have any ~spirit~, but that shit gets old fast.

   BU: Pros and Cons : r/BostonU - Reddit

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   Does Bu have a shuttle?

   • The BU Shuttle has stops on the Charles River Campus as well as the Medical Campus, and is free to all BU students! Download the Terrier Transit app to track the shuttle! 2. Ice Skating at Walter Brown Arena

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   Do BU students get free ice skating?

   • All BU students get free membership to the Fitness and Recreation Center (FitRec), and in turn, free admission to ice skating during open skate hours at the Walter Brown Arena! Just check their website for the hours. You do need to bring your own skates, or you can rent them for $5 at the rink! 3. Public Open Night at the Observatory

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8. www.reddit.com › r › BostonUBU: Pros and Cons : r/BostonU - Reddit

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   Hey guys! I noticed discussion on the r/ApplyingToCollege subreddit regarding BU, and decided to weigh in on it with my opinion. BU as a school definitely has its pros and cons, and I felt having a thread here with current students offering their own perspective would be helpful to future prospective students as they make their decision, because everyone's experience is different.