Bentley University

The steps to apply for first-year international students at Bentley University are given as follows:The student must complete and submit the online application along with the non-refundable application fee.Students are required to upload their documents such as the official transcripts, standardized test scores, letters of recommendation, resume, english language proficiency and senior grades. After submitting the application, the student will be notified via BentleyConnect if they have been accepted for admission during the January or March intake. The student must submit their offer acceptance by submitting their enrollment deposit by the deadline.

Bentley University is known internationally as a university for the following:The university accepts students that come from a range of locations, backgrounds and cultures and has a educational environment that helps to achieve success. Bentley also provides the students with the skills that are needed to succeed in their organizations. The university focuses on combining business education with arts and sciences and offers critical thinking and practical skills to students. The university offers a range of minors, majors and optional decond major courses to students that covers most of the aspects of business as well as the arts and sciences. According to the Princeton Review, Bentley University is ranked as #1 in the nation for career services and the students have engaged in their respective careers.

The campus of Bentley University can be divided into three parts that are explained as follows:The first is the Upper Campus. It is situated to the north of Beaver Street. It houses all the classrooms and most of the academic buildings. The Upper Campus also has the campus bookstore, a few upperclassman dorms, and three freshmen dorms.The second campus is known as the Lower Campus. It has the Dana Athletic Centre, more upperclassman dorms, and a multi-purpose arena. The Lower Campus is connected to the Upper Campus via a bridge over Beaver Street. The Lower Campus is situated to the south of Beaver Street.The third campus is known as the North Campus. It houses the A, B, C, and D Residence Halls. In 2005, residence halls A and B were opened; in 2007, residence halls C and D were opened. The North Campus is located on Forest Street, near the main entrance of the Upper Campus.