Arianna Sanfilippo ’16, Gloucester, MA
Marketing major
I love that Suffolk is such a part of Boston.
And since there are no campus walls, you’re not restricted.
You grow up fast,
and that’s a good thing. In the real world, people don’t wait for you. That can
be good and bad, but Suffolk will teach you to learn by doing. Learn more about the true Boston experience
our students enjoy at our Accepted Student Showcase. Register now.
Nick Aikens ’16, Portsmouth, NH
Theatre major
Coming in I thought I’d be thrown into the
college life, but the teachers and classes help us get used to it. There was
the SU101 class for freshmen and if we had any questions we could ask them and
our professors were approachable.
My advice is this: don’t be scared to dive in
and try new things. Have as much fun as you can and take in as much as you can—there
are so many activities to participate in. Find
out more about the activities you can get involved in as a Suffolk student at
our Accepted Student Showcase. Register now.
Bernice Kinyanjui ’16, Medfield, MA (via Kenya)
Radiation Biology major
I had heard about Suffolk’s great reputation as
a Law School and Business School, so when I came here as a science major, I didn’t
know what to expect. I quickly learned most of my professors come from MGH and
other hospitals in the city. We get their real-world experience.
I love how
Suffolk is so well-connected in Boston. I hope to take my experience here and
become a pediatric oncologist. Learn more
about Suffolk and students like Bernice at our Accepted Student Showcase. Register now.
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