Suffolk University

Suffolk University was founded in 1906 as a modest law school, quickly establishing itself as a serious and reputable institution. It has since become a popular destination for ambitious students in Boston. Today, Suffolk University continues to meet the diverse needs of its students through carefully designed programs, personalized guidance, and active communication, creating opportunities that help students achieve their goals. Students from all across the United States and around the world, coming from a variety of economic and cultural backgrounds, choose to attend Suffolk. In addition to the main campus in the heart of Boston, students can also enroll in the university's campus in Madrid. The university's partnerships with educational and professional institutions globally help create numerous opportunities for international study and internships. The university also offers four on-campus residence halls, allowing students to fully immerse themselves in the academic and cultural environment of the city. Classrooms, libraries, theaters, galleries, and offices are housed in conveniently located buildings in downtown Boston, providing easy access to all essential services and amenities. Boston itself is an ideal place to experience university life, with exciting events happening every weekend, from amazing festivals and concerts to important performances and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Even during the cold winter months, there is always something to do throughout Boston—there's no time for boredom!