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Location
Boston, MA
Undergrads
5,291
Tuition
$28,526
Admission Difficulty
Easy
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Alyson Moniz
Hometown
Somerville, MA
Major
Radiation Therapy
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Suffolk tries to provide many opportunities so the student body can make the most of their college experience. There is a personal relationship with the school and some of the staff and faculty; however, the main goal of everyone within the institution is to prepare the students for the real world, just like any other college. The personal interest is not always evident, but it's there, especially through most of the professors on campus. Many of Suffolk's programs that students have to apply for—Alternative Spring Break and some programs established in certain majors—make it very much like the real world.

Regardless of how the University handles these programs, it's really up to each student to create his or her own college experience; the more a student hangs around the school and takes advantage of what the school offers, the more he or she will probably get out of college. It doesn't matter where one goes, what makes college worthwhile is what an individual does with the experience and the degree achieved afterward.

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