Boston Campus Life

A vibrant student life community

Students are passionate about getting involved. They make the most of their college experience by participating in activities that spark inspiration, pursue their passions, and empower their futures. That's why when you walk on our Boston campus, there is a bustle of activity. From professional organizations, to advocacy campaigns, to community events, there are countless opportunities to explore and have some fun.

Getting Involved

Make the most of your MCPHS experience by taking advantage of opportunities outside the classroom or lab. Here are just a few ways to enjoy your time in Boston.

Three MCPHS students holding branded pillows they stuffed during a Campus Life event

Activities & Events

There is always something fun happening at MCPHS Boston. Students are encouraged to connect with classmates, faculty, and staff to learn about all the exciting things going on in the Community.

Find upcoming events

A group of MCPHS students in the APhA-ASP pose on a staircase

Student Organizations

Pursue your passions and interests beyond the classroom by joining a student organization. From professional associations, to Greek life, to cultural and language clubs, and much more, there is something for everyone.

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Living in Boston

MCPHS is unlike typical colleges because an entire city full of historic places to explore, delicious restaurants to try, and exciting events to attend lies just beyond its doorstep. Students can easily access everything Boston has to offer.

explore the city

Within Walking Distance

Explore our Boston campus and some of the activities and attractions steps from University buildings.

Alicia Tran

| PharmD

"I have been able to meet so many role models by getting involved on campus. Getting involved keeps me motivated. Getting to spend time or work with different people is an incredible opportunity."

Austin Bergoron

| Premed/PA

"I recommend that students get involved on campus as freshmen. It is a great way to meet people and a great way to feel part of the campus."

Campus Life