In person · Boston, MA
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Boston
You're already here. The class is in Boston, so it's a Red, Orange, Green or Blue Line ride, a bus, a bike or a walk, plus the Commuter Rail into North Station or South Station if you live in the suburbs.
See the details →Cambridge, MA
Cambridge
Take the Red Line from Kendall/MIT, Central or Harvard toward Ashmont/Braintree; Downtown Crossing is a short ride and the class is in Boston. From Alewife it is the same line. Driving is rarely worth it: allow about 20 to 40 minutes in traffic over the river, plus parking.
See the details →Newton, MA
Newton
Take the Green Line D branch from Riverside or a Newton stop such as Woodland or Newton Centre into downtown Boston (roughly 35 to 50 minutes), or the Framingham/Worcester Commuter Rail from Newtonville, West Newton or Auburndale to South Station. Driving on I-90 (the Mass Pike) is about 25 to 45 minutes in traffic, plus parking.
See the details →Somerville, MA
Somerville
Depending on where you live, take the Red Line from Davis or Porter, the Orange Line from Assembly, or the Green Line from Union Square, Gilman Square or Magoun Square. Most trips into downtown Boston take about 20 to 35 minutes. Driving in over I-93 works but parking is the expense.
See the details →Waltham, MA
Waltham
Take the Fitchburg Line Commuter Rail from Waltham or Brandeis/Roberts to North Station, a ride of roughly 25 minutes, then walk or take the T. Driving in via Route 20 or the Mass Pike and I-90 is about 30 to 50 minutes in traffic, with parking at the other end.
See the details →Worcester, MA
Worcester
Take the Framingham/Worcester Line Commuter Rail from Worcester to South Station, roughly an hour or a little more. Driving east on I-90 (the Mass Pike) is about 60 to 90 minutes in traffic, plus parking. Staying in Boston the night before Day 1 is an option if the early train is tight.
See the details →Transit facts for the ride into Boston
The MBTA publishes the fares and zones below; check mbta.com for the current schedule before you travel.
- An MBTA one-way subway ride costs $2.40 and a monthly LinkPass costs $90.00
- MBTA Commuter Rail one-way fares for Zone 1A - 10 are listed at $2.40 - $13.25
- Worcester station is listed in Zone 8
- Waltham station is listed in Zone 2 at 75 Carter St, Waltham, MA 02453
- South Station is at 700 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110
Sources
- MBTA, North Station: “Most popular fares Subway One-Way $2.40 Local Bus One-Way $1.70 Monthly LinkPass $90.00”
- MBTA, North Station: “Commuter Rail One-Way Zone 1A - 10 $2.40 - $13.25”
- MBTA, Worcester station: “Home Stations Worcester Worcester Zone 8”
- MBTA, Waltham station: “Home Stations Waltham Waltham Zone 2 P station Information 75 Carter St, Waltham, MA 02453”
- MBTA, South Station: “station Information 700 Atlantic Ave, Boston, MA 02110”
Applied AI Workflow Automation · Boston
Build this with us, in person
Two days, hands-on, 20 seats. You practice AI workflow automation on provided case files for email, documents and spreadsheets. Next class: early 2027, dates to be announced · $1,299 tuition.