Visit Suffolk

Explore our urban campus in downtown Boston

Our campus is anything but traditional.

When you visit Suffolk University, you’ll see more than our campus buildings. You’ll get a sense of everything you can do here and just how close you’ll be to all the opportunities Boston’s famous for.

Our academic buildings and residence halls boast some of the best addresses in town. This real estate will have a real impact on your academic, professional, and social life.

It’s easy to do everything when you learn and live this close to it. On your visit, you’ll hit the ground walking—getting to know the city streets and campus routes you’ll take from your residence hall to your classes and club meetings, internships, and nights out on the town with friends.

Visit Suffolk Your Way

In-Person Visits

Schedule your tour of our downtown campus! It’s the perfect way to see how current students gain key skills by learning from our expert faculty, getting involved in campus life, and being in the dynamic city of Boston.

Schedule Your Visit

Interested in a self-guided tour? Stop by our Welcome Center to scan the QR code for our campus tour mobile app. and a map of our Downtown Campus. The application will include turn-by-turn directions, descriptions of what you'll see on campus, and information about our academic offerings, student life, residence halls, and performance spaces.

Virtual Tours

Navigate our campus at your own pace with our handy interactive map. Each Suffolk building comes to vivid life, thanks to photography, 360-degree interior views, and videos starring the ultimate campus insiders: Suffolk Rams!

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In-Person Information Sessions

If you’re joining us in Boston, you can attend an information session along with your campus tour. Representatives from the Office of Undergraduate Admission will go over our application and financial aid processes, study abroad opportunities, internships, and academic programs.
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Virtual Information Sessions

General Information Sessions

Our general information session offers a comprehensive overview of academic and campus life, plus how to apply for admission and financial aid.


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International Student Sessions

These information sessions for international students address special admission requirements and merit scholarship opportunities, among other topics.

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Transfer Student Sessions

A transfer admission counselor and a member of our academic advising team lead info sessions especially for transfer students and cover our transfer credit policy and evaluation process, advising, and application requirements.
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In Person

This unique visit option will allow you to shadow a class of your choice with a current student and provide the opportunity to dine in one of our cafes afterwards for a follow-up discussion. A meal voucher will be provided. Please contact our Welcome Center with any questions regarding these visits.
Please note that we need at least 2 business days to process your request.

Request a Class Visit

Classes available this semester include:

  • Business Foundations
    This course introduces students to foundational concepts in business, including functional areas, the life cycle, competition, stakeholders and ethical considerations. Students develop critical thinking by learning and using a problem solving process through a business situation analysis model to analyze various situations that confront managers and founders of small, medium, and large organizations. Students will also develop tools for analysis, allowing them to critically view business in a new and thoughtful way.
  • Failing Successfully
    This course is designed to demystify the creative process by introducing students to creative practice as a disciplined approach to problem-solving and innovation. Students will be encouraged to synthesize existing ideas, images, concepts, and skill sets in original way, embrace ambiguity and support divergent thinking and risk taking.
  • Reading the World: Global Awareness through Art & Literature
    The primary goal of this course is to provide basic tools of analysis and synthesis utilized in the study of world art, literature, theatre and music from past to present. A parallel aim of this course is to examine the changing intellectual, social and artistic currents relating to seminal events across many cultures.
  • Sinatra: Voice of the 20th Century
    Before Lady Gaga, Justin Timberlake, Taylor Swift, and Beyonce came Frank Sinatra: America's first pop superstar. When he died in 1998 at age 82, his obituary in The New York Times noted that "Sinatra stood as a singular mirror of the American psyche." Students will explore the 20th century through Sinatra's life and six-decade career; his parent's emigration from Italy; his rise as a singer who reinterpreted the Great American Songbook into timeless classics; his films that reflected life in the wartime 40s, the Baby Booming 50s and Mad Men 60s but also addressed the then-taboo topics of drug addiction, government insurrection and homosexuality; his voice for racial and religious tolerance; and his association with presidents, industry giants, pro athletes and organized crime figures. Students will listen, watch, write, read, research, share and understand why Sinatra remains popular today.

Whether you have specific questions, would like an interview, or need help with your application, you can schedule a one-on-one meeting with a member of our admission team. We welcome the chance to get to know you better!

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Join us on campus for Fall Open House—where you can find out everything you need to know about life at Suffolk University.

At Fall Open House, you and your family can:

  • Meet our professors, current students, alums, and academic deans
  • Tour our downtown campus, including first-year residence halls
  • Learn about our 100+ student-run clubs and organizations
  • Learn about the academic experience in and out of our classrooms
  • Meet our admission and student financial services experts

Learn more about what we have planned for Open House—Agenda for Open House [PDF].

 


Fee Waivers and How to Use Yours

When you join us for a campus tour, information session, admission event, or counselor meeting, we thank you for your participation by waiving your application fee! Whichever visit option you choose will be a truly great way to experience all that Suffolk has to offer.

To apply, submit your completed Common Application online or Suffolk's online application, and choose the "Waived for Visiting Campus" option when asked about school-specific fee waivers.

Group Visits

Suffolk offers group visits for high school students and their secondary school counselors or community-based organizations. Each group visit includes a guided campus tour. Plus, each visiting students will receive a fee waiver when it’s time to apply to Suffolk!

To inquire about a campus visit, please submit a Group Visit Request.

Contact our Welcome Center with any questions at 617-973-1122 or email us.

Please note: While we do our best to accommodate groups, visits are limited to 25 guests and subject to availability.


Getting to CampusMap of 73 Tremont Street, Boston, MA

Visit Suffolk University's downtown Boston campus and discover everything Suffolk University and the city of Boston offers.
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Virtual Map

At Suffolk, Boston is our campus. Immerse yourself in the city through our virtual tour, featuring vibrant photography, 360-degree interior views, and videos starring the ultimate campus insiders: Suffolk Rams!
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The Heart of Downtown Boston

Suffolk places you in the center of our city. You’re never more than a short walk, T ride, or Bluebike ride away from Boston’s world-famous landmarks and hidden neighborhood gems.

Suffolk students know how to make the most of city life. That includes savoring every gorgeous color as the sun melts into the Charles River.

All throughout Boston, you’ll find Suffolk students in their favorite part of the city. When you want a good chat with friends, take your pick from the cafes, restaurants, and other cozy nooks that surround our campus.

Boston’s filled with amazing hangouts and all the arts, entertainment, food, sports, and music venues you could dream of. And when you want to stay in, the views from our residence halls are pretty fantastic too.

Fall foliage season is a special time of year in the Boston Public Garden. Another classic city scene (and must-do on every visitor’s list): the Swan Boats that gracefully navigate this lagoon every spring.

Lined with cafes and stores, busy Washington Street in Downtown Crossing is a great place to window-shop, impulse-buy, and refuel with caffeine. It’s also just around the corner from our 10 West and Modern Theatre residence halls.

From the greatest acts to the coolest clubs, Boston’s nightlife is incredible—and incredibly close to our residence halls. You’ll never miss a beat when you live within walking distance of the city’s hottest venues.

Tremont Street is one of Boston’s busiest streets and home to Studio 73, Suffolk’s high-definition TV studio. Here you’ll find our students crafting and delivering “Suffolk in the City” reports that are broadcast throughout the region on New England Cable News.

All signs point to the sheer magic of learning and living in Boston. Suffolk’s hometown is the ultimate place to study and become who you’re meant to be—and we’ll support you every step of the way.

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