I'm graduating from Suffolk this spring. I transferred after my sophomore year, so I've had a unique experience. Suffolk has always been very welcoming, especially if you end up living in the dorms. I've always lived off campus and struggled to make friends but people in general are really nice and friendly. I'm in the CAS but take some classes in the Business school and I've never really had a problem. If you have a scholarship or are able to afford it, it's a great experience, but I think college is ultimately what you make of it. Wherever you go, you can find friends and opportunities for work after if you seek it out. Best of luck!
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I'm graduating from Suffolk this spring. I transferred after my sophomore year, so I've had a unique experience. Suffolk has always been very welcoming, especially if you end up living in the dorms. I've always lived off campus and struggled to make friends but people in general are really nice and friendly. I'm in the CAS but take some classes in the Business school and I've never really had a problem. If you have a scholarship or are able to afford it, it's a great experience, but I think college is ultimately what you make of it. Wherever you go, you can find friends and opportunities for work after if you seek it out. Best of luck!