10 Reasons Law School Students Should Consider a Summer in Boston

Boston’s food scene is much better than its old nickname, “Beantown” would suggest. More than 60 new restaurants opened in Boston last fall, and if you’re into scenery, the Boston Seaport district features many of those new eateries. Boston is known for its New England staples–think clam chowder and lobster rolls. But a bunch of hot new chefs on the scene are bringing in different cuisines as well, from Spanish tapas, to high-end ramen, to French fare. And if you live for dessert, head over to Boston’s North End, where Modern Pastry Shop and Mike’s Pastry offer up a whole array of Italian delicacies. The convenient sharing economy applies to food too–if you don’t want to venture out for any of your delicacies try Postmates or Seamless.

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Boston University School of Law is a top-tier law school with a faculty recognized nationally for exceptional teaching and preeminent scholarship. At BU Law, you can explore virtually any area of the law in 200+ classes and seminars, 21 clinics, externships, and practicums, 21 foreign study opportunities, and 17 dual degrees. You’ll also be part of a supportive, collegial law school community while experiencing the professional, social, and cultural opportunities that the city of Boston has to offer. Boston University School of Law is a partner of Law Street Creative. The opinions expressed in this author’s articles do not necessarily reflect the views of Law Street.