Location & Setting Suburban setting in Medford, Massachusetts, with immediate proximity to Boston. The campus offers a mix of historic and modern architecture, situated on a hill overlooking the metropolitan area. Students have easy access to Boston's extensive cultural and professional opportunities via public transportation.

Campus Life Moderate residential campus with a strong emphasis on student engagement and community. On-campus housing is available for most undergraduate students, with a balanced social scene that includes over 300 student organizations. While not heavily Greek-life focused, fraternities and sororities do exist but aren't dominant. Weekend activities range from campus events to exploring nearby Boston.

Student Body Diverse, intellectually curious student population drawn from across the United States and internationally. Students tend to be academically motivated, socially conscious, and interested in global issues. The campus has a reputation for attracting politically engaged, collaborative students who are passionate about making meaningful contributions.

Academics Highly regarded for interdisciplinary programs, particularly in international relations, engineering, and health sciences. Offers a rigorous academic environment with strong undergraduate research opportunities. Known for the School of Arts and Sciences, School of Engineering, and Fletcher School of Law and Diplomacy. Emphasis on close faculty interactions and experiential learning.

Athletics & Sports NCAA Division III athletic program with 29 varsity teams, known as the Jumbos. Strong athletic participation with competitive teams, particularly in soccer, basketball, and swimming. Robust intramural and club sports programs provide opportunities for non-varsity athletes to stay active.

Lifestyle & Weather Experiences classic New England four-season climate with cold winters and mild summers. Campus is walkable, but having a car isn't necessary due to excellent public transportation. Proximity to Boston offers numerous outdoor and recreational activities, including hiking, skiing, and coastal exploration. Students can easily access urban amenities while enjoying a more relaxed suburban campus environment.