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Resources & ToolsExplore employment and education trends amongst Suffolk's recent graduates
Post-graduate outcomes are vital to measuring Suffolk’s success in preparing students for entry into the workforce. The information shared on this page was collected using our First Destination Survey, the National Student Clearinghouse, and online sources such as LinkedIn and Handshake.
96% of undergraduate-level and 98% of graduate-level Suffolk University Class of 2023 graduates are employed or continued their education within 1-year of graduation. Use the dashboard below to dive deeper into these stats, connecting with our university’s top employers, industries and more!
NBC Boston: How Suffolk Prepares Students for the Job Market
As graduating students prepare to enter the job market, Suffolk University is setting students up for success with interview tips, labor-market insight tools, training with AI-based applicant software, and help with what to look for in an employer beyond a paycheck.
Learn more about the work being done in Suffolk University’s Center for Career Equity, Development & Success to prepare students for the job market in the NBC Boston broadcast segment.
Class of 2024 Graduates
Undergraduate and graduate students who received their degree between September of 2023 and May of 2024 can help grow this dashboard by sharing their own outcomes!
Help support future generations of Suffolk career seekers and students by taking a moment to complete our Class of 2024 Outcomes Survey.
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Suffolk at Work
Numbers only tell a part of a Suffolk student’s career journey. Go deeper and connect with stories featuring current students and recent graduates in the workplace!
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Suffolk by the Numbers
98%
working or continuing ed
50+
study abroad opportunities
100+
student organizations
8
subway stops within a 5-minute walk
95%
of freshmen receive financial aid
60+
undergraduate programs
13:1
student-to-faculty ratio
22
average number of students per class
50+
graduate programs