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Boston University is a large place; I was in the science journalism masters program, which is quite small and insular. The academic level was OK.

Boston University provides a rigorous curriculum taught by faculty who also work in the fields they teach. I earned my undergraduate degree in journalism from BU and was trained by some of the best professionals out there. When it was time to earn a master's degree, BU was my first choice because I know the high quality education that institution provides.

The M.S. in Television Master's Program at Boston University's College of Communications has been an exceptional learning experience, so far. The professors are all currently, or have previously work professionally in the field, so have real-world anecdotes to augment the practical information and skills we're learning. The quick pace of the program (3 semesters) ensures that we'll be off and running as soon as possible.

BU is a wonderful school and their graduate programs are some of the best in the country.

Located right in the city of Boston and has a lot of opportunities for employment and internships.

The city itself is expensive, but BU's Communication Graduate Program is ranked #1 in the U.S.A