ASC English is right at the heart of this bustling, exciting New England city: Boston,
great and unique exciting dynamic place to learn English and learn more
about being an American. With a student population of more than 300,000
between the months of September and May, the urban center of New
England and the nation's hub for academics and culture.
This is a city with a full-time commitment to education and learning, both in the classroom and out.
Known
as England's first American cousin, the city of Boston bears a striking
resemblance to Europe that is tempered by its own unique atmosphere and
commitments. Boston and neighboring Cambridge have cultivated a strong
tradition of education that colors the city with a thriving culture of
bookstores, cafes, shops, theaters, and an unparalleled academic
community more than 20 colleges strong. Home not only to Harvard and
MIT, the city offers a bustling art and academic community that asserts
a unique presence in all things academic, and challenges students and
professionals of all vocations to pursue their own bright ideas.
Boston features a premiere entertainment, dining and enjoyment,
a renowned "walking city" with a convenient small-town feel.
Defined
physically by the curve of the Charles River on the west and the
dramatic Atlantic Ocean and harbor on the east, Boston is not only
easily navigable but a pleasure to traverse during milder weather -
stroll over the Mass Ave. Bridge, and straight on into Harvard Square
to browse the many bookstores and independent shops and cafes. You can
find specialty and cultural cuisine all over the city, from Chinatown
to Brookline, Chestnut Hill to Jamaica Plain. Whatever your pleasure,
all major areas are available on foot, or a short T ride away.
Boston athletics have a long and storied history.
Boston athletics have a long and storied history. From the Red Sox's
historical World Series wins to the heartbreak of Bruins hockey, the
winning dynasty of love of Tom Brady, Patriots football, to Red Sox
fever, Celtics basketball, or the regionTMs newest addition,
the New England Revolution soccer team, New England sports fans take
part in a sports tradition that is unique to New England and
characterized by the same quirks and passions and dynamics that color
this region. New England presents a dynamic and unique sports
tradition. Boston and its surrounding areas also offer rousing
competition at the university level, with a friendly rivalry between
Harvard, Boston University, Boston College and Northeastern University
that culminates each year in a much-anticipated citywide tournament
known as the Boston Beanpot.
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Plan a visit to Harvard University's Dunster House and John W. Weeks Bridge
Take a stroll along the cobbled streets on Beacon Hill
Enjoy the skyline view of Boston along the Charles River
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