Explaining how the club fair works at Suffolk University. Mentioning some of the clubs and organizations offered by the university and how it can be a way of meeting new people and making friends on campus.

Explaining different ways all the students at Suffolk University can use their college ID for. They can be used for laundry, printing, groceries shopping and at different fast foods close to campus.

A perk of attending Suffolk University is that all undergraduate and graduate students have a free admission to the Fine Arts Museum. It’s one of the largest museums in Boston and great activity to spend ur time.

Classes at Suffolk University are usually small classes with around 20-25 students. They are smaller classes compared to most colleges and has a small faculty to student ratio.

Explaining the different residence halls at Suffolk University! There are four residence halls spread through downtown Boston and one a little further, showing the differences and what should be expected from them.

Explaining some of the changes that happened after COVID, how to gain access to the buildings and how the testing is being done.

Explaining the different methods of transportation around Boston. How to use the train and learn how to move around the city.

Explaining different resources Suffolk University has for commuter students, since they make up for a large portion of the student population.