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• LocationBoston, The United States
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Suffolk University is a private university founded in 1906, with its campus in the heart of downtown Boston. It offers undergraduate, graduate and law degree programmes, with flexible options such as part-time and evening schedules, certificates for working professionals and online classes. The university reports a student-to-faculty ratio of 13:1.

• More than 70 undergraduate programmes, from finance and business analytics to government, sciences and Spanish
• Associate degrees and accelerated bachelor's/master's (4+1) options
• More than 50 graduate programmes
• Law degrees at Suffolk Law, steps from the State House and Boston's courts

The university places emphasis on real-world experience, and it states that 72% of students complete an internship. Its students include international students from 108 countries. On-campus housing ranges from traditional dorms to suites and apartments in several residence halls, including a sixth hall at 101 Tremont, and the housing office also helps students look for off-campus housing and roommates. Meal plans are available for residents and commuters. Registration, payments and financial aid are handled by the Ram Registration & Financial Center.

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8 Ashburton Place, Boston, MA, The United States, 02108

Suffolk University housing ranges from traditional dorms to suites and apartments in its downtown residence halls:

• 10 West Street
• Smith Hall
• Nathan R. Miller Hall
• The Modern Theatre
• One Court Street
• 101 Tremont, the sixth residence hall

Residence Life and Housing Services also helps students find off-campus housing and roommates in the Boston area. Meal plans are available for both residential and commuter students.