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There's no Greek system so you usually end up hanging around with people
in your own grade. My favorite part of BC was that it wasn't too big
(like a state school) where you'll never know most of the people in your
class and it's not too small, where you'll get sick of it by sophomore
year. Every year is different and every year you'll meet more and more
people. There are certain bars that will let people in with fake IDs
and if you're under 18. As you get older, you'll probably start hitting
bars in the city and of course, Mary Ann's, the ultimate BC dive bar in
Cleveland Circle. Junior year will be off-campus which is great - no
more RAs or campus police. The people at this school are pretty good-
looking, too, which is nice. Be careful however - BC is STRICT and will
put you on Deferred Housing if you're ever busted for underage
drinking. Senior housing is outstanding (assuming you get a Mod).
That's where you'll do a lot tailgating and partying with your fellow
seniors. As a whole, it's a work-hard, play-hard kind of school.
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