Suffolk University
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Highlights
Suffolk University is a private university in Boston, Massachusetts and dates back to 1906 and the creation of Archer's Evening Law School. In 1937 it merged with the Suffolk College of Arts and Sciences and the Sawyer Business School to form Suffolk University. Its main campus is in downtown Boston on the edge of the historic Beacon Hill neighbourhood and it has another campus in Madrid, Spain.
Around 6,500 students attend Suffolk University each year including over 800 international students. In recent years it has been named one of the Best National Universities by US News & World Report's Best Colleges lists as well as one of the best law schools. The Wall Street Journal and The Princeton Review have both also recognised it as one of the top US colleges.
There's more than 80 student clubs and organisations at Suffolk University, from honor societies to Greek life to sports and theatrical groups. There's also a wide array of men's and women's sporting teams as part of the ‘Ram Nation’
Suffolk University has support available through its health and wellness center, including counseling. Suffolk CARES assists students in finding the best resources for their individual needs and with students, their families and staff to provide support for them.
FAQs
Approximately 62% of those accepted to study at Suffolk University are women.
The student-to-faculty ratio at Suffolk University is approximately 14:1.
Radiobiology is the highest-ranked major at Suffolk University.
Employability Rate
90%
English Requirement
IELTS, TOEFL
Rated TEF Silver
