Graduate school

The staff in Academic Advising are here to guide you through your academic jounrey and assist students with academic concerns, selecting a major or minor, registration and class scheduling, and long-term academic plans. Each student is assigned an advisory by their major. Undeclared students are also assigned an advisor.

The Center for First Generation and Educational Equity serves as the home of Suffolk's TRIO, dual enrollment, McNair Scholars, and first-gen programs. The center provides programs and support for income eligible, first-generation, and underrepresented high school students, veterans, and undergraduates with their transition to college and grad school.

The Center for Career Equity, Development, and Success is dedicated to helping all Suffolk students and alumni develop career-ready competencies, build strong professional networks, and reach their greatest potential through advising and engagement opportunities.

You may want to speak with your department chair if you need help understanding degree requirements, want to find a new advisor, are seeking guidance on internships, graduate schools, or career opportunities, or to share a concern about one of your professors. If you are not able to speak with the chair or you feel your issue has not been resolved, you may choose to speak with the academic dean.

For a faculty and staff directory, click on "visit website" on the right.

Connecting with your faculty is essential to your current and future success. Faculty can assist with understanding course material or course requirements, majors and minors, course planning and registration, career planning, and much more.

To find contact information for a faculty member, click on "visit website."