Hey, guys. So I just wanted to talk to you guys a little bit about the actual classes here A B, C. And have touched on them in a few different videos. But just to answer them all in one video to make this easier for you guys, I thought I would tell you guys about them now. So the first question is about the student faculty ratio. So as a freshman, you're probably going to be in a few classes. There are about thirty people in a class with, like one professor and those air for some of the classes, mostly for like philosophy and theology as well as some of the English classes. Um, yeah, and then for some of the science classes that you have to take, or a bunch of the other intro level classes, those will probably be more lecture hall style classes with a professor who has office hours as well tia's, or teaching assistant, that you can go to or email who also have office hours. So if you have any questions, you can also talk to them. So the next question is about your relationship with your professors. So I think this really is what you make of it. You can definitely reach out to your professors and get a better relationship with them. This will help if you're maybe struggling in a class to go to their office hours, or if you just really find a professor particularly interesting and you want to get to know them, they're really open. Tio having relationships with the students and all the professors here really love being professors and teaching the students at BC. So they're definitely really open to getting relationships on. Also really good, um, mentors. For if you're in the field and you want to learn more about it, all right. So next, his office hours. So I'm pretty sure all professors are required to have at least three office hours per week. So those Khun B at any time throughout the week, and a lot of the ways that professors will do it is they'll have, like Two Days week, where they have two hours each. But a lot of the professors will also have office hours by appointment. So if you have a class during the office hours that your professor has available, you can always email them and um, ask them to set up different office hours, or you can just email them if you have a question, but they're really open to giving help. And if you definitely need help, I would definitely go to office hours or just reach out to your professor to see any advice he has on helping to clarify the material for you. So last is definitely as you progress in your academic career. Here at Boston College, classes definitely tend to get smaller, So as a underclassmen, your classes will predominantly probably be of larger sizes. So you'll definitely have teaching assistants, and they might be more lecture style. But as you move up and this obviously depends on the major butt, um, as you move up in your academic path, your classes will generally get smaller and more discussion based, which is really nice, especially when you're getting Mohr like specific classes as post like Inter to psychology. Um, there'll be more specific, and those So right now i'm going to the chocolate bar, which is in the first floor of stoke south, which is a coffee bar, a place where you can get lost days and stuff like that. And i already explained it kind of in my meal plan video. But it's in the one hundred seventy five dollars that you have to spend at the chocolate bar and hillside, and they also have, like pastries and other foods that you can get if you're hungry. So right now i'm in the chocolate bar and i already kind of described it, but there's a bunch of seating available if you want to do your homework here or you want to grab some coffee. So the lines there do get pretty long in between classes. Usually if you're, um towards the front of the line, when it starts to get long, you'll make it to your class. But i would definitely be aware that it might take you a moment to actually get your coffee. If you're trying to just grab it in between two back to back losses. So the use of the stairs in between stokes north and south and it's usually really quiet and a great place to go in between classes to just do your homework if you want a place to relax and also down serious is the chocolate bar so you can get coffee and then you can So this is what one of the typical classrooms looks like in Bolton. It just has all these chairs that, um, like slide out. And then the chalkboards in the front that the professors will write on and a space for the professor to put all those things. So this is one of the larger lecture halls in Fulton. So in this room you can have any kind of class, mostly intra level classes that are bigger. And as you move up in levels and class is typically, your class size will get smaller. So a lot of your intro class is that you'll take a freshman or sophomore will be in these kind of classrooms. Um, they'll also hold some of the larger clubs that meet on campus. It's basically set up the same way with seats, and they have desks that swing up. They could put your notebook or your laptop on and chalkboards in the front for that professor, right? They also have projectors. If the professor wants to use counterpoints All right. Hey, guys, today is the student ball bit fair here B, C and a beautifully, ah, lot of people do clubs. And that's one of the main ways that people make friends because we don't have Greek life on campus. So all the clubs just have a table in there set up on the stokes lan, and everyone can just walk around and see what clubs they want to join. It's a great way to, like, see till, like, feel out what you want, Teo? Hey, guys. So I just wanted to give you a note about the club fair. It might seem a little intimidating, but I think the best way to approach it is probably just to sign up for a bunch of clubs that you think you might be interested in. And as the semester of the year goes on, you can see what clubs you really mesh with and which ones you don't and you can always like stop going and dropped the clubs that you don't want to go to and just find the ones that you really like, they really click with, and they're an amazing way to meet people. I met some of my best friends through some of the clubs that I've been in here, and it's definitely the best way. I think Teo, make friends and integrate yourself until, like the social scene here in So right now I'm going to go to the rat, which is one of the dining halls on campus. It's only open during the week, Um, from breakfast to lunch, but it's really good. They have salads, and then they have a different, um, like hot food every day of the week. They also have a ton of different cereals and coffees and pastries that you can get. Um, if you just want to grab something quick, this is what the inside of the route looks like. It's really nice because they just redid it cereals and they have no bunch of different stories, and the food will generally be there, and salad Station is there, and they have a bunch of different flavored coffees as well that people really love. They also have a bunch of different soups over here and then dreams So I personally love coming to the rat to grab coffee or a muffin because it's the closest dining hall, too. Um, all the other buildings that had classes, so it makes it really competing. Also, the rat can typically but get pretty crowded during lunch hours. So if someone gets out of class early, I would definitely recommend having them go grab a seat so that you can guarantee that you get one. Hey, guys, My name is McKenna and I am a sophomore here, Boston College. I am majoring and environmental studies, and I hope to minor and philosophy and I am so excited to be able to show you guys around. Boston College is campus. It is my favorite place, and I'm so happy that I chose to come here. It's the perfect size. It is such a beautiful campus. All the professors are amazing and especially all the friends that you're going to meet. I'm so excited to have this opportunity to be able to share what I love about Boston College with you guys and I help that. You guys love it just as much as I do. So this year I'm living in an eight man suite in the building ninety St Thomas Moore, which is one of the better buildings on lower. It is airconditioning, and it's a bunch of sweets, which is ideal sophomore housing. And I'm going to take you through my room and show you what the sweet looks like, including my bedroom. So this is what it looks like when you walk in and you just have your closet here where I have lunch, my sweaters hung up in a bunch of other sweatshirts up there. Then I have my bed, and in this building, we can rise our bed. So I have a bunch of under the bed storage under there. So I have a bunch more clothes and some laundry and cleaning supplies in there. Then I have this ottoman right here where I just have extra bags. And then I have my desk over here, which just has three drawers where with a bunch of storage. I brought this from home, but I find that it's really great for providing extra storage, um, for on top of your desk. So there's that. And then in this building we have these drawers, which just have we have three drawers on them and a bunch of space on top of it, where I just have my books and a few pictures. And these are extra books that I actually have to return because I ordered two of every book on accident, and then I just have my laundry basket over there and then this is my roommate side of the room, which basically, is just identical to mine. Just flip. And she has the same under the bed storage. She also rose her bed, and her closet is just over here. So I actually met. My roommate, threw a club on campus, which I already told you guys about its Boston College dance ensemble, and we both are in that club, and I actually met her like one of the first weekends last year. She's one of my best friends, and I'm so excited to be rooming with her. But last year, my freshman year, I went random, and I just let BC decide who I was rooming with based on this servant that you have to fill out and they'll just randomly assign you to a room, mate. We got along pretty well. It was just we weren't really that close of friends, but basically it's just someone to live with. You don't have to be best friends with your freshman year roommate. Most people aren't, and it's not a big deal either way. Whether you are, you're not. So once you go into the hall, we just have another room on the side, which is another one of my roommates rooms. It's set of exactly this name, and then it's really nice because this year we have our own bathroom. So so your freshman year, you don't have your own bathroom. We're going to have a communal bathroom and you're either going to live in a double, a triple or quad. And in any of those settings, it's all traditional housing where you have either one, two or three other roommates that you're living with and a communal bathroom that you have to share with everyone else on the floor. It's not ideal, but it's just a situation, and it's probably going to be the same wherever you go. So in our bathroom, we just have our sink, and then we have these eight little storage cubbies for us. So everyone in that shares this bathroom gets to have two copies where they store all your bathroom stuff. We also have this shelf right here to store that stuff, and then we have a separate room for our bathroom and shower. So we just have all over title singing there, obviously the bathroom around. We built this little story draft, put all of our shower caddies on, and then we have this shower, which is really nice. Then we have our common room, which is really nice because everyone just can ping out in here, and we also have a kitchen at. So I'll show you guys we're not done decorating our room. We sell to put more posters up there and some of this stuff, and but we just bought our own TV. You have to bring your own B C doesn't provide it. But they did provide all the furniture in this room, except for what's obviously wasn't provided to all of this furniture. We have two chairs, and then we have two big couches, and we brought the beanbag, the mini trampoline and the chair. We just have a lamp in there for extra lighting and this tapestry. We also have a kitchen at which we have this table with four chairs on it. On, we have a full size fridge, which is really nice. So we have a freezer in here where we store some stuff and the fridge below it. So that's really nice because you don't have to bring your own fridge then and we just have a bunch of cabinets up here restore like printing plates and things like that. We brought all of the appliances here besides the big fridge. So he brought the toaster oven, the microwave in ha plate, which were left have in this building, but not as a freshman. But your laptop of my career best freshmen and you just have a sink and more storage underneath, and the other side of the room is set up the exact same way with just two rooms and their own bathroom. And then we have a storage closet at the corner for just random, big things that you don't want to Fred and I were at the night game tailgates A lot of fun. Everyone say hi. BC REV Indiana Game How are we tonight? Oh, yeah, So how's Ng? A B. C is pre diverse, where there are a lot different options for places to live. Most students live on campus for three years there. Junior. They live off campus, but some have four years of housing. S O. I live in traditional South housing, which means that I live in just like a room with one roommate and a hallway in a shared bathroom, which is how it is when you come to BC and the rooms are like nice and clean. It's definitely enough space on DH, so as you can see, that's like all the storage space for us behind me. And that's my bed and my roommate's bed. Um, and this is the kind of housing that freshman would have. So I had the same situation last year with the same roommate, actually, but we actually have a third roommate and like a force triple, which sometimes you get if you live on upper campus. But it's not bad. It's just a little bit cramped, but it was fine. I really like living on Upper Campus, which is one of two campuses for freshmen. So lots of sophomores, living traditions that housing like this, um, and we're actually on lower campus, which is really nice because it's, like, right near where a lot of the student activity is. So we have that a little bit over the freshmen housing, which is like on the other side of the academic quad. Hey, guys, today is the first game back at BC. So right now I'm going Teo, one of my friends tailgates and the way that that works here is basically someone's parents will buy a spot and then a bunch of people's friends kingo. And it's not like one of those crazy like Syracuse tailgates. But it's fun nonetheless. And then people can either go to the game or not, depending on whether they like football. BC has actually gotten better. So I'm excited for the game. Um, but, yeah, I'll show us the delegates, so right now we're walking to Brighton campus. That's where a bunch of people tailgate. There's also a museum over here of art. I believe the, uh, theology library and a dance studio. So if any of those are something you're involved in, you'll be venturing over to Brighton. No, all right, so right now we're in the mod parking lot tailgate, and it's also like the same kind of style as the one that we were in before. But this one has a lot more students. It's like closer to the stadium, so it's a different. It's more like a hype. Fine. Like is the outside of Ponti. And in there is the inside where you have football. Basketball. I mean, where you have basketball and hockey games and this is the ball in front.