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University profile
Boston, United States
About
Suffolk University is a private, non-sectarian university in downtown Boston, founded in 1906 as an evening law school. It offers bachelor's, master's and doctoral programmes through its College of Arts and Sciences, Sawyer Business School and Law School from a campus on Beacon Hill beside the Massachusetts State House, and runs international pathway programmes with INTO University Partnerships.
At a glance
Where you'll study
An urban campus of academic buildings and residence halls spread across Beacon Hill and Downtown Crossing in central Boston, including Sargent Hall for the Law School and the Sawyer Building.
Visit websiteSomewhere to live
A 281-bed hall of suite and apartment-style units, some with their own kitchen and bathroom, plus shared lounge and laundry space and Residence Life offices. · Boston Campus
Suffolk's largest residence hall at 150 Tremont Street with 455 beds; 2026-27 published room rates range from USD 8,710 per semester for an eight-person unit to USD 10,950 for a single bedroom with kitchen, with a required meal plan from USD 2,500 per semester. · Boston Campus
Funding
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A 205-bed residence hall at 525 Washington Street made up of two-bedroom suites with a shared bathroom, built above the restored 185-seat Modern Theatre. · Boston Campus
A 345-bed residence hall at 10 Somerset Street on Beacon Hill; 2026-27 published rate for a double bedroom is USD 9,981 per semester (USD 19,962 per academic year) before the required meal plan. · Boston Campus
A 292-bed residence hall in the Downtown Crossing area; room charges follow the university-wide rate schedule by room type, from USD 8,710 to USD 10,950 per semester for 2026-27. · Boston Campus
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