2024-2025 Student Handbook

STUDENT ELECTRONIC MAIL

All students are required to check their Suffolk University Law School student e-mail address on a regular basis. (i.e., __@su.suffolk.edu). This includes during school breaks and the summer session, regardless if a student is enrolled in classes during the breaks or summer session. All official school e-mail announcements and individual e-mail communications to students will be sent to the Suffolk University Law School student e-mail address. Often, email contains importa nt information about the law program, requirements, a student’s enrollment status, and class information. Each student is required to read and respond, as appropriate, to all Suffolk University messages sent to this address. Official communications will n ot be sent to students’ personal, non -Suffolk e-mail addresses. The Suffolk University Law School e-mail system allows students to forward messages to another e-mail account. Please note that if there are problems forwarding messages from a Suffolk University Law School student e-mail address to another address, students remain responsible for official communications sent to their Suffolk University Law School student e-mail address. Students who choose to send communications (including documents such as take-home exams or papers) from non-Suffolk e-mail addresses assume the risk of non-delivery due to a problem with the non-Suffolk e-mail system.

Students who are experiencing difficulties with their Suffolk email are expected to contact the IT Service Desk at 617 557-2000 or servicedesk@suffolk.edu as soon as possible to resolve the issue.

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