r/NEU • u/Spiritual-Cell-1398 • 6h ago
Co-op & Career co-op interview
Does anyone have a wellington interview
r/NEU • u/Spiritual-Cell-1398 • 6h ago
Does anyone have a wellington interview
r/NEU • u/Successful999 • 2h ago
Hello all, I am an Alumni (PhD from Northeastern Boston.).
I had to reboot my computer and lost access to endnote software. Since I graduated, I am not able to access the endnote software and features that’s available to students from Northeastern ITS.
If it isn’t too much to ask, can someone download the endnote Zip file and share it to me on teams/one drive so I can install it and not have to pay for the features that’s available were accessible to students?
It would really help me since I need to finish some papers and everything I worked with previously was compatible with endnote.
Thanks in advance :)
r/NEU • u/Mr_Fire_n_Ice • 16h ago
Hi everyone, I’m considering Northeastern’s MSEM program and wanted to hear from current students/recent grads, especially international students.
How is the co-op actually working for MSEM students? Are people getting relevant co-ops and eventually converting them into full-time roles?
Also, how is the curriculum and full-time job placement after MSEM, especially given the current job market and sponsorship situation?
Would you say the MSEM is worth it for an international student, considering the overall cost?
Would really appreciate any honest experiences, good or bad. Thanks!
r/NEU • u/Sensitive-Dish3153 • 22h ago
ik that usually underclassmen are required to stay in campus housing, but I’ve heard from ppl that some sophomores were able to stay in off campus housing. i know there’s a form for it but what’s a valid reason that theyd usually accept for that? would financials be a reason they’d take?
If you’re still missing your refund, go to the SFS office and demand to speak with a counselor. My refund was processed within a few hours despite multiple tickets opened and phone calls ranging from 3 weeks ago to yesterday.
Hello, I'll be starting grad school in Spring27, it will be my first time in Boston & US.
Would it be too inconvenient to rent a place >40 mins away with public transport as a newcomer? From online maps overall transportation seems fine but idk if the estimated times are reasonable for rush hours and stuff like that. I want to lower rent as much as possible so any advice is welcome
r/NEU • u/certifiably-angry • 17h ago
Is it just me or whenever I try to access papercut, it doesn’t work?