Suffolk University-Sawyer Business School
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About this program
The Sawyer Business School (SBS) at Suffolk University provides students a world-class business and public service education. Our engaged faculty leverages a central Boston, Massachusetts location and fosters collaborations with local, national, and global community partners to generate high-quality scholarship and enhance the integration of classroom lessons with experiential learning. In doing so, we graduate global-minded, knowledgeable, and socially responsible professionals who embrace innovation and change.
We believe we are closely aligned with the Peace Corp's mission and RPCVs are eligible for a Peace Corps Coverdell Fellows Scholarship. Successful candidates will gain a multicultural perspective critical for success in today's global economy. Our curriculum has a global focus that explores how business practices differ among nations and introduces you to new cultures and economic environments. Our graduates secure exciting positions across a wide variety of fields, including non-profit and non-governmental institutions.
Fellows completing the Program will receive a highly ranked graduate degree from SBS. Many master's degree options exist, ranging from a Master of Healthcare Administration, Master of Public Administration (MPA), a Master of Arts in Global Public Policy, and more. In addition, the Fellows will complete a substantial internship which will benefit a high-need American community.
- Year partnership began: 2014
- Fellowships awarded per year (average): unlimited
Application requirements
university transcripts, goal statement essay, resume, 1 recommendation letter (professional or academic, no friends or family)
Admissions process
Fellows apply here, https://www.suffolk.edu/graduate-admission/apply. Be sure to indicate that you are a Peace Corps member on your application. All graduate courses are held in the evening Monday thru Thursday
Degrees awarded
Master of Healthcare Administration (MHA) Master of Public Administration (MPA) Master of Business Administration (MBA) Master of Science in Accounting Master of Science in Marketing Master of Public Administration (MPA)/ Master of Arts in Applied Politics Master of Public Administration (MPA)/ Master of Arts in Global Public Policy Master of Public Administration (MPA)/ Master of Science in Crime & Justice Studies Master of Public Administration (MPA)/ Master of Science in Mental Health Counseling Master of Business Administration (MBA)/ Master of Science in Accounting Master of Business Administration (MBA)/ Master of Science in Marketing Master of Business Administration (MBA)/ Master of Science in TaxationBenefits and opportunities
In-state | Out-of-state | |
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Tuition and fees | $64,728 | $64,728 |
Value of fellowship | $19,418 | $19,418 |
Net cost | $45,310 | $45,310 |
Net cost is equal to tuition/fees minus fellowship value. For some universities, the fellowship value includes non-tuition/fee benefits such as health insurance or housing. See cost savings details for more.
Estimated annual cost of living: $26,992
Cost savings details
Minimum 30% tuition discount unless student qualifies for higher merit (up to 50%)
Internship
Education & Development Center. They will also get assistance from the Center’s internship coordinator with the guidance from the Coverdell Fellow coordinator as well as faculty within their programs of study.
Suffolk University’s Center for Community Engagement has partnerships with over 50 local, national and international community organizations working in these spaces and is eager to be able to help Coverdell Fellows find appropriate internships.
Coverdell Fellows will be expected to secure their own internships with organizations whose work is in support of impoverished and/or socially disadvantaged communities in the United States, but have significant guidance and assistance from the resources listed above. Fellows will determine which type of organization or community they want to serve, taking into consideration the skills and experiences they bring and what they want to accomplish in personal and professional growth.
Other opportunities
Jobs for alumni
Nontraditional options
Online degree program
all graduate courses are held in the evening Monday thru Thursday
Contact information
Christina Kulich-Vamvakas, Ph.D.
Instructor & Internship Coordinator – Political Science & Legal Studies Department
(617) 573-8122
73 Tremont Street, #1087
Boston, MA 02108