Our scholars are members of the greater Boston University academic community. Many of them are also on the faculty of Boston University College of Arts and Sciences. Our professionals are men and women of achievement who have excelled in their chosen fields and who are eager to share their knowledge and experience with students. Although most MET courses are held on Boston University's Charles River Campus in Boston, MET also offers three master's degree programs at our convenient suburban campus in Tyngsboro, Massachusetts, and a variety of graduate-level courses at the Downtown Center in Boston's Financial District. If you plan to travel abroad, MET also offers graduate degree programs overseas in Belgium.
Many people have questions about courses, admissions policies, and program alternatives.
If you need advice on academic issues, financial assistance, or any scholastic questions, we're here to help. MET academic counselors are available to all students, whether or not you are enrolled in a degree program. Together, we can design a program of courses that will meet your personal and career goals. At Metropolitan College, you are likely to find all sorts of men and women, ranging from teenagers to senior citizens. They are people of different backgrounds, experience, abilities, and academic training.