Our son attended MHS K8 all the way from kindergarten through 8th grade. He greatly benefited from…read morethe teachers and staff at the school, not only in traditional topics but also in extra curricular activities such as music, debate, a workplace internship, the farm school, and participating in the student government and leadership opportunities. He had many wonderful teachers whom he remains in touch with after graduating. MHS prepared him well for high school and beyond.

My son have been a student for more then 5 years. It is improve every year. Wish they would…read moreinclude instead of exclude all holidays and traditions . Hard to call your school an inclusion school when they are so blind .

2 of my friends send their kids to this school. I actually have heard Mr. Brian play at a few…read moreconcerts and he was really good. I have been trying to get on his schedule for several months. Got the call that my daughter was in. I went to see the new location and was impressed. They even have a TV in the waiting room for parents. Nice people. I talked to Jaime and she was helpful. I don't think she's from MA because she's REALLY nice. Worked around my schedule and my 9 year old is taking lessons next month. I will return to write another review.

awesome college, beautful campus. The football stadium is glorious and a site to be seen.read more

Always a good time! Staff,facilities,concessions professional. VIP areas clean with positive…read moreexperiences. Games for the last 25 years!

Walked the older campus, which is beautiful and has so much history…read more You can do a self guided tour by downloading an app. There were no student tours as we were there during graduation week. Unfortunately the library is not open to the public. Would have been cool to see as it's the 3rd largest in the US.

Took a walk around this very old campus and it was beautiful. Learned they have a goal for no…read morestudent to graduate with debt. I was impressed!

A fine well kept institution. The place looks absolutely beautiful be wise it's well kept .read more

This review may be biased since I'm a graduate of Harvard Medical School. Prior to entering…read moreHarvard Medical I was a student at Harvard and obtained an undergraduate degree in Biochemistry so I'm used to the Harvard family and life at Harvard. It's important to note that Harvard Medical is not in Cambridge like the college. When I was I student (many years ago) Harvard Medical School encouraged all their students to pursue any interest they had both in the medical world and outside the field of medicine. For me as a student I always had interests in hospital acquired infection disease and pre-hospital shock and it's relation to long-term mortality. I was able to get involved in work with other professors and work with several physicians while pursuing those interests. Harvard had a pass-fail curriculum (and the fact that professors don't write exams to be as hard as the materials are) make it possible for us to pursue many interests. Outside of the world of medicine I had worked with several agencies which was encouraged. Everyone is involved in a research project or two in all fields, some people are involved in advocacy efforts, others continue part-time careers doing other things like teaching or dancing, the list goes on. People spend the majority of their time on things that are not studying as hard to believe as that might sound. It's also important to note that only a minority of the class graduates in the standard four years that it would take one to graduate a medical program. The majority of the class takes one or more years to either do a second degree (PhD, MPH, MBA, etc), do research, or a slew of other meaningful activities. One very close friend of mine took a year off to write a book. Others do it for personal reasons. Harvard Medical is very accepting of this, and in fact many mentors encourage you to make the most of your time here instead of just rushing through it. The people I had the privilege of learning from and learning with here - my peers and my mentors both - are so incredibly special to me. And amongst the incredible crowd, there are some unique gems who still stand out, and whom I feel I might never have had the chance to know were I not at Harvard. One of the best and most interesting courses taught during our field was "Introduction to Social Medicine and Global Health,". Harvard Medical School represent and define success in this society, and they serve as role models for many other institutions around the world. I have always been happy when Harvard demonstrates leadership in serving the poor, sick, abused, and alone in our world. There are many students and faculty that are committed to this and other social accountability missions, and the more the better. Harvard's increasing work with community engagement has been an area of growth that I've been happy to see coming along.

Wife went. Waste of money. They wrote poems all day for weeks. They didn't review anything. They…read moredon't talk about vowels, consonants, conjugations, it's just used to abuse visas. Joke of a program. Save your money.

I really enjoy learning at FLS Boston. It's good place for study :) i meet a lot of friends. They…read morehave many active to join.

My kids have been going to Extended Day for the last couple of years and they very much enjoy…read morespending time with their friends. They also have teachers on hand to help them with their homework. Lots of activities and if the weather is nice they can play outside at the playground.

I can't say enough good things about BC High and am very, very happy my son is able to attend…read more He's a junior and has grown to be an incredible student and "man for others." Every staff and faculty member along with parents of students I have met are very enthusiastic, helpful and are huge supporters of the school. They teach kids how to take responsibility for their actions & their lives and teach them "manners" all while providing a fabulous education. My son has made many friends and simply LOVES going to school there. For him it works fabulously. I feel as if he is getting a far superior education that he would have in our town, even though our town has a good high school. I would highly recommend BC High and feel fortunate I was able to send my son there.

I am a proud graduate of Boston College High School, 1958 - my four years at BC High constituted…read moresome of the most valuable education of my life. I still remember my classmates as upstanding, successful and ethical gentlemen. It is a privilege to attend the school.