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A very strong evening program, 鈥渉igh level of pro bono participation,鈥� and a fantastic bar passage rate are just a few of the many attributes that make Suffolk Law students love their school. Students say the peer-mentoring program, Academic Support Services, and specialized tutoring, as well as the school鈥檚 top clinic programs, many journals, and student organizations 鈥渕ake for a rich law school experience.鈥� 鈥淚 participated in the Juvenile Defenders Clinic, and鈥ave been able to appear in court nearly a dozen times on behalf of my clients,鈥� says a 3L. 鈥淭he practical experience you can acquire, should you desire such experience, is unparalleled.鈥� Because of the school鈥檚 connection with the legal community of greater Boston, Suffolk 鈥渉as a large number of current and former judges on its faculty, which provides for an excellent learning experience.鈥�
The school offers a 鈥渧ast array鈥� of different courses in all specialty areas of the law (as well as a thorough legal writing program), and the 鈥渢ough but understanding鈥� professors are 鈥渃onsummate professionals and experts in their field.鈥� 鈥淚 have found that respectful dissenting opinions, even radical ones, are met with enthusiasm and serious consideration,鈥� says a student. These teachers are the 鈥渂est part鈥� of Suffolk, 鈥渃ome from all walks of life,鈥� and 鈥渁re not using their positions to launch their career somewhere else.鈥� 鈥淚 even had a tax law professor (a subject I dreaded) who made tax interesting and, dare I say, exciting,鈥� says a 3L.
The administration here receives similar kudos for its 鈥渇air鈥� treatment of student concerns, particularly the Registrar鈥檚 Office. 鈥淓veryone is willing to work with you [administration, registrar, faculty], but no one is going to work for you,鈥� sums up a student. Academic support and bar prep are both 鈥渆xcellent,鈥� though Career Services 鈥渘eeds to do better about reaching out to students and professionals in the field to actually place students while in law school,鈥� by 鈥渂uilding alumni connections within private employers in the city.鈥�
Another perk of Suffolk Law is the strong alumni network, which, 鈥渋n a city with so many law schools鈥s very important.鈥� 鈥淎nywhere you go, anywhere you work, there will be a Suffolk grad,鈥� says a 1L. A 2L puts it a little less delicately: 鈥淚 think we鈥檙e all aware that we鈥檙e probably not getting by on the name of the school like other Boston schools, so everybody is really focus[ed] on building their networks and learning the skills they need.鈥�
The facilities here are brand-new and 鈥渙utstanding.鈥� 鈥淚 feel like I am part of a grand tradition of lawyers, yet have access to state-of-the-art classrooms,鈥� says a 3L. Still, many students wish the school鈥檚 reputation had more of a 鈥渘ational presence,鈥� as the name 鈥渄oesn鈥檛 immediately curry the same sort of respect as a more highly ranked school.鈥� 鈥淪omething is holding the school back from being respected as a top law school. It is not the faculty and it is not the students,鈥� says one of many puzzled students.

The 鈥渇airly large student body鈥� is divided into 1L sections upon entrance to the school, which does a lot 鈥渢o create close friendships and collaborative relationships between new students.鈥� The school is pretty much composed of 鈥渘ice, young people, mostly from the Boston area,鈥� which makes for 鈥渁 cohesive bunch鈥攏one of that Paper Chase nonsense.鈥� 鈥淚 am so happy to be at a school where I feel challenged by my classmates, but not threatened,鈥� says a student. A surprising number of students refer to the 鈥減rofessionalism鈥� of their classmates, possibly due to the frequent intermingling of day and evening students in evening classes, which 鈥渋s of benefit to both, with the evening students bringing a lot of real-world experience to class discussions.鈥� On the flip side, 鈥渋t鈥檚 hard to get involved in the social side of life at Suffolk when you鈥檙e in the evening program.鈥�
The central Boston location 鈥渃ouldn鈥檛 be better,鈥� and lends to the school the quality of a 鈥渟ocial paradise, with frequent events at school and local bars.鈥� 鈥淵ou鈥檙e [a] ten-minute walk from the Prudential Center, a five-minute walk from Faneuil Hall, a two-minute walk from Pemberton Square, ten minutes from the BMC, and thirty seconds from the Boston Common or the State House.鈥� Most first-year students 鈥済ather at the local watering hole on Friday afternoon to let off steam and talk trash about the other sections鈥� in a good-natured way. There are also 鈥渃onsistent events throughout the academic year鈥� involving clubs, job opportunities, networking seminars, political groups, and more.