Located in the heart of Boston’s cultural district, between Symphony Hall and the Museum of Fine Arts and close to Fenway Park, Northeastern University’s impressive 67-acres campus features 41 academic and 27 residence hall buildings. Northeastern was founded in 1898, and is a private research university offering a comprehensive range of undergraduate and graduate programs, including its renowned co-op program which combines classroom learning with

real-world experience. Over 300,000 students attend college in Boston and approximately 20,000 of them attend Northeastern. Recently, Northeastern committed $500 million to build a new research center, a health sciences center, seven new dormitories and the world-class state-of-the-art Marino Center recreation and athletic facility which can be used by College Discovery students. The Boston Globe recently wrote, “a higher grade upscale turnaround puts Northeastern on students ‘A’ lists. Northeastern is a hot school.”