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COVID-19 university update
Suffolk offers students the chance to explore the university though a virtual tour of the institution. The virtual campus experience gives students the opportunity to find out what life is like at Suffolk, from academic programs to college traditions.
Suffolk is now test-optional for students applying for the August 2021 intake. In light of the coronavirus pandemic, applications by students for the August 2020 term will be considered on a case-by-case basis. Students are still required to provide proof of their English language proficiency and are encouraged to check the international admission requirements on the university website.
Foundation and English language courses are still available to students. Further, students are still able to apply for funding opportunities and scholarships.
University developments
Suffolk University has helped provide students with top class facilities via plenty of campus investment in recent years.
Suffolk recently opened a fully remodeled art and design space across four floors of the Sawyer Building, providing a purpose-built, innovative space for students to enjoy, featuring tech-flex classrooms lined with high-powered design computers, foundation studios full of easels and flooded with natural light. The resources are part of a tightly integrated building shared by various programs and providing students of all its innovative and more traditional subject areas with excellent facilities.
Art and Design professors at Suffolk collaborate with faculty from various departments and develop innovative interdisciplinary courses to merge visual thinking into the broader curriculum. This helps art students focus on finding practical applications through their work via exposure to different disciplines and create boundary-breaking education.
Teaching quality
Classrooms at Suffolk University are places that encourage animated discussion and vigorous debate, with small class sizes fostering engagement. With faculty committed to the success of their students and professors who are enthusiastic educators and recognized industry leaders in their fields, students receive high quality mentoring to pave the way to rewarding careers.
Suffolk also strives to build practical experiences into their courses. For instance, broadcasting students produce “Suffolk in the City” television news segments with the help of experienced faculty that are aired on New England Cable News. Finance majors work with guidance to analyze updated stock quotes and compare exchange rates of currencies in a simulated training room environment. Entrepreneurship students are encouraged and guided to start companies and even become CEOs before they have graduated.
Students also learn by experience in internships, with the help of well-connected faculty, to set them apart in the job market at Fortune 500 companies, non-profit institutions, and game-changing start-ups that surround the campus.
Study options
Suffolk offers students more than 60 areas of study to choose from, finding custom-built subjects with rich career opportunities they are passionate about. Including several STEM designated majors in the College of Arts and Sciences as well as the Sawyer Business School.
Suffolk provides innovative, interdisciplinary offerings that aim to constantly change to reflect the contemporary world students graduate into. Programs of study range from more traditional subjects to modern offerings such as Urban Environmentalism, Wealth Management, Big Data and Business Analytics and more. Subjects will expose students to ideas and methods of thinking designed to open their minds and widen their career options after graduation. Schools at Suffolk University offering this wide course catalogue are:
College of Arts & Sciences
Prepares students to succeed academically and make vital contributions to their chosen profession after graduation. Blends classroom learning with co-curricular activities and hands-on internships to take students off campus to experience the wider world. Students learn via practical experiences to prepare them to make their mark on the world.
Sawyer Business School
Students are taught by renowned faculty who have a range of experiences such as inventing products, launching business and working in various areas. Outstanding research and corporate experiences at a school holding prestigious AACSB International Accreditation. Emphasis is placed on four key themes: innovative thinking, problem solving, cultural, social and globally diverse perspective development and professionalism.
Suffolk Law School
Focus on real-world practice and experiential learning, equipping students with tools to launch successful legal careers. The only law school in the USA with all specialist legal skills programs ranked in the U.S. News & World Report Top 20 for three years in a row.
Entry requirements
What to Submit
International students need to submit a range of documents to gain admission to Suffolk University:
- Common Application or Suffolk Application along with USD 50 fee
- Essay and personal statement
- Official high school transcript or GED/HiSET results (in English or with an accompanying translation)
- Letter of recommendation
- Proof of English Proficiency (one of these options):
- SAT or ACT scores demonstrating English proficiency (SAT/ACT not required for International Students. But a 520 EBRW on the SAT can be used for English Proficiency).
- TOEFL or IELTS score (TOEFL minimum 79, IELTS minimum 6.5)
- DUOLINGO English Test-DET. 70 percent minimum score
- Exempt if you’re from a country where English is the First and Official Language (please submit the SAT or ACT only). You can also use IGCSE/GCSE, AS/A-Level, IB, French BAC, German Abitur exam results as testing. If you only have predicted scores from any of these examination systems, please complete the test waiver form)
- PTE-Academic with 54 minimum score
- IB HL English predicted scores (if provided by High School)
- First Language English Exams in the IGCSE or GCSE or AS/A-Level Predicted/Actual results.
- Gaokao: students from mainland China who have taken the Gaokao exam with English as one of the three areas tested, may arrange an interview via initialview.com or by contacting undergraduate admission.
Scholarships & funding
There is a proud tradition of welcoming international students at Suffolk University. The dynamic, culturally diverse campus in the heart of Boston is built on a belief that quality education should be as affordable as possible. The university aims to help students estimate the cost of their study and then determined eligibility for financial aid, plus identify other opportunities to finance education such as scholarships, grants, loans and work-study.
International students will be automatically considered for merit-based financial aid when they are admitted to the university. Generally, awards are based on previous academic achievement, work experience, standardized test scores and how well they fit in their programs of study.
Suffolk awards over USD 160 million of financial aid to its students each academic year, with over 95 percent of new enrollees receiving some form of financial aid.
Student support
Special resources are provided to Suffolk University students to help them excel in their studies and maximize all available academic opportunities. This support network kicks in from the first day on campus at new student orientation to graduation day and beyond as a valued member of the Suffolk University alumni community. The Division of Student Success offers various support mechanisms, including:
- Undergraduate Academic Advising – Academic advisors help students balance personal interests, curriculum and graduation requirements.
- Career Development – Dedicated Career Development Center supports and empowers students and alumni with ongoing information and training for a competitive edge in the job market.
- Disability Services – Dedicated Office of Disability Services committed to providing equal, effective and meaningful access to all opportunities and programs for students with disabilities.
- International Programs and Services – The International Student Services Office advises on immigration, personal, social and cultural matters with staff specially trained to meet the needs of Suffolk’s diverse international student community.
- Center for Learning and Academic Success – Provides academic support services that help students enjoy an easy transition to college life and strengthen their commitment to academic success.
Graduate outcomes
Graduates from Suffolk University enjoy great success in rewarding professional roles or by pursuing advanced degrees. Suffolk graduates are prepared with the skills, knowledge and experience to meet the needs of the modern marketplace whether in Boston or beyond.
More than 70 percent of Suffolk undergraduate students graduate having taken part in at least one subject-related internship, with 95 percent employed or in graduate school within nine months of graduation.
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