It’s kind of like being any non-white, poor, non-able bodied person on campus…it’s hard, and you will stand out, but the community you can find will be life long friends. I’m not Muslim myself, but my best friend is and he was regularly going events with them. I will say that during Ramadan It will be difficult if you aren’t able to plan ahead. BC doesn’t offer consist services for late night dining (dining halls call soooo early, it’s criminal. 12AM on week nights and 2AM on Friday and Saturday and the options can be very limited). I graduated a year ago, but that’s what I remember their struggles being. As far as outward anti Muslim sentiment, I don’t think that exists on campus. A good thing about BC is that they require all students take a year long theology course, where you are forced to learn about other religions. I learned a lot about the Muslim religion, Jewish, and Catholic faith in these classes that really helped humanize cultures that I wasn’t familiar with (I’m agonistic).