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boston university and hebrew u


Question Posted Thursday October 15 2009, 4:26 pm

i am interested in Hebrew U

is it possiable if i go to hebrew U for a year and do well, if i can transfer (using those credits) to Boston University?

thank


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DangerNerd answered Wednesday October 28 2009, 2:46 am:
Hi there,

You know the only people in the whole wide world that can actually answer this for your particular case (since each college career is different) are the people of the admissions department at Boston University.

You can contact them by phone number here:

617-353-2300

... or you can fill out an on-line information request form here:

[Link](Mouse over link to see full location)

... When you get done, please let me know in your feedback what they had to say about about this. You have me curious now. :-)

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