Boston University reviews

Tuition remission is wonderful, particularly as Metropolitan College (the school for working professionals) has many great graduate-level classes and programs. The only downside to taking graduate-level courses is you are taxed at an exorbitant rate once you hit the $5250 cap (which is not Boston University's fault). The campus is also very nice. You are right on the Charles River and there are many benches, parks, etc. There are a lot of places to eat, shop, etc. nearby. Pay tends to be pretty good, although some nearby universities do pay more for similar positions. Benefits are standard, but you have access to the BU medical and dental system, which is very good. Many jobs at the university are filled internally, so once you start at BU there is a lot of opportunity to move to other offices and positions.

BU has an amazing benefits package including 4 weeks paid vaca with a 5th for intersession along with almost every holiday paid. Tuition remission is a phenominal perk and has ad's up to $8K to your total benefits package. Sick days accrue very quickly at over 1.5 a month and the overal ambiance of the CRC campus is especially pleseant. Managment is usually very attentive and is willing to throw resources at a problem.