Suffolk University Forum

[massappeal]

Any input on Suffolk University's law program?

[Ronan]

Not a great school. Has some good alumni, been around for a while, good location.

Only go if it's free and you are certain you want to do small law, criminal law, etc in the Boston area.

[Rigo]

You should not go to any school with a 149.
Retake. Seriously.

[xandra_v]

It's well-respected in the Boston area. If you want to run for office in Boston or the greater Boston area, work in city/state government, or practice at a local firm, and you can get some money, no reason not to do it.

[Rigo]

It's well-respected in the Boston area. If you want to run for office in Boston or the greater Boston area, work in city/state government, or practice at a local firm, and you can get some money, no reason not to do it.

There are definitely reasons not to do it.

[cavalier1138]

It's well-respected in the Boston area. If you want to run for office in Boston or the greater Boston area, work in city/state government, or practice at a local firm, and you can get some money, no reason not to do it.

I can think of about 500 reasons not to do it, and your reasons to do it are ridiculous.

[01panm]

Less than half get a JD required job, and 30% don't even get full time employment.

[Thomas Hagan, ESQ.]

It's well-respected in the Boston area. If you want to run for office in Boston or the greater Boston area, work in city/state government, or practice at a local firm, and you can get some money, no reason not to do it.

Running for office and working for the city/state government can be done withou attending Suffolk.

[grades??]

Its a shame because Suffolk 30 years ago was actually a respected law school. Now, not so much. You shouldn't attend in any circumstances and that is taken from multiple very successful alumnus of Suffolk law