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Suffolk University

How this student rated the school
Educational QualityA+ Faculty AccessibilityA-
Useful SchoolworkA Excess CompetitionB+
Academic SuccessA Creativity/ InnovationA
Individual ValueA University Resource UseA-
Campus Aesthetics/ BeautyA FriendlinessB+
Campus MaintenanceA Social LifeC+
Surrounding CityA+ Extra CurricularsB-
SafetyA-
Describes the student body as:
Friendly, Approachable, Snooty

Describes the faculty as:
Friendly, Helpful

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Educational Quality
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He rated most things higher than other students did.
Date: Apr 20 2010
Major: Finance (This Major's Salary over time)
am writing this after reading all of these negative comments written by arrogant freshman that hated this school because they couldn't party every day of the week. I am a senior finance major and quite frankly, I don't have any real complaints about this school. I knew coming here to expect that I wasn't going to be partying every night, which is totally fine now because I am a senior and trying to graduate!

I transferred here from another school with a completely different major. My previous school was certainly harder to get in to than Suffolk, but I honestly think Suffolk is a lot better academically. The Sawyer Business School is a well known business school in the New England area and it has brought me nothing but good things in my work life. I have had countless interviews with large investment firms in Boston, New York City, and other companies. At each of these interviews senior managers have told me that my finance program here is just as good as Bentley's or Northeastern's for that matter. I currently have an internship that has told me I will likely have a job waiting for me upon my graduation in December. So, unlike I have read, you can evidently get a job pretty easily coming out of Suffolk if you are in a program that is academically more accelerated than others.

I have learned a lot at Suffolk because I have picked the right teachers to take. If you are in the right major for you, you will get to know your teachers in the department and they will be very helpful to you. I cannot stress enough that you need to put in the work to actually learn a lot of things, but it is like that anywhere. Anyone can drift by at any school, I would certainly know. School is what you make of it and Suffolk University has certainly given me the tools to make the best out of my education here in Boston!

Also, anyone who is bitching from the Arts and Sciences school has a reason. That part of the school is not great at all, to say the least. Another point, anyone who is actually saying the whole school sucks because the food sucks—you're probably unintelligent anyways, so don't make the whole school look bad because you are stupid, don't try, and don't like the food.

Also, anyone complaining about there being no athletics…if you were any good at sports before college, they would have talked to you anyways. If you weren't good enough to be recruited for a sport, don't complain. If you are good enough, it's pretty easy to find out about sports, head down to the athletics department on Cambridge St in the Ridgeway building.. Plenty of people in there will be willing to tell you what they have to offer you.

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