Sawyer Business School


The Sawyer Business School is one of the three schools comprising Suffolk University in Boston, Massachusetts. Suffolk was founded in 1906; the business school was founded on Beacon Hill in 1937 by Gleason Leonard Archer.

Academics

Sawyer Business School offers part-time and full-time undergraduate and graduate programs. Undergraduate degrees are available in Accounting, Business Analytics, Business Economics, Corporate Accounting & Finance, Entrepreneurship, Finance, Financial Wealth Management, Global Business, Information Systems, Management, and Marketing. There are also numerous minors and concentrations.
At the graduate level the school offers an MSA, MSBA, MSF, MSFSB, MSM, MHA, MSLL, MMS, MSM, MBA, EMBA, MPA, and MST, as well as numerous certificates and joint degrees among programs as well as with the Suffolk University Law School.
The Business School features innovative courses like "Crowdfunding the Venture" through its as well as a focus on global education, including its Global Travel Seminars, which give students the opportunity to learn about business around the world by visiting companies, immersing themselves in local business culture, and meeting global leaders. Destinations have included London, Brazil, Silicon Valley, China, Germany, Singapore, and Las Vegas.

Rankings

ranked the Sawyer Business School as one of "The Best Business Schools," U.S. News ranked Suffolk's Sawyer Business School as one "of the 10 least expensive private business schools" in the United States. The school was also ranked #135 nationally in Public Affairs.