About Finance in Suffolk University
Our undergraduate and graduate programs in finance, and graduate program in financial services and banking, feature hands-on, practical curricula and longstanding ties with top firms that will prepare you for high-level finance jobs. You'll study just steps away from the city's Financial District, where you'll find invaluable internship and career opportunities.
Whether you choose a career in corporate finance, security analysis, investment management, financial planning, banking, real estate, insurance, or international finance, we have the resources to help you succeed. Your array of program options includes undergraduate majors and minors, graduate certificates, accelerated and dual degrees, a traditional MSF or MSFSB, and non-degree programs.
Academic qualification equivalents
- Applicants must have passed high school
English language requirements
- IELTS : 6.5
- TOEFL : 79
- PTE : 54
Suffolk University Highlights
Type |
Private |
Campus Setting |
Urban |
Establishment Year |
1906 |
Annual Endowment |
256 Million USD |
Acceptance Rate |
86% |
Total Enrollment |
7,000+ |
Undergraduate Students |
5,190 |
Graduate Students |
1,197 |
International Students Percentage |
1,331 |
Number of Faculty |
356 |
Student to Faculty Ratio |
13:1 |
Average SAT |
510 |
Average ACT |
21 |
Graduation Rate |
58% |
Student Retention Rate |
77% |
Admission Helpdesk |
617 573-8460 |
Suffolk University Annual Cost to Attend
Fee |
Cost |
Tuition |
$41,242 |
Books and Supplies |
$1,200 |
Other Fees |
$406 |
Room and Board |
$17,462 |
Budget for Other Expenses |
$2,450 |
Total One Year Cost |
$62,760 |