Simmons University

About us

Simmons University, founded in 1899, is a private institution in Boston, Massachusetts. It provides women-oriented undergraduate programmes as well as both men's and women's graduate-level courses. Simmons has consistently been recognised for the incorporation of professional preparation with liberal arts, producing academic success. 

Simmons currently offers schools including Library and Information Science, Nursing, Management, Social Work, and Sciences and Health Professions to encourage inter and multi-disciplinary education. The university holds the rankings of The Wall Street Journal, U.S. News & World Report, and Princeton Review.

Key Highlights of Simmons University

• Location: Boston, Massachusetts
• Established: 1899
• Undergraduate Enrolment: Approximately 1,736 students
• Graduate Enrolment: Approximately 4,527 students
• Campus Size: 12 acres
• Accreditation: New England Commission of Higher Education (NECHE)
• Mascot: Sharks

Notable Alumni:

Simmons boasts a network of accomplished alums, including:

• Gwen Ifill: Renowned journalist and former managing editor of "Washington Week"
• Denise Di Novi: Film producer known for works like "Edward Scissorhands"
• Nnenna Freelon: Six-time Grammy Award-nominated jazz vocalist

With its prime location in Boston, Simmons University offers students unparalleled access to a vibrant academic and cultural hub, enhancing their educational journey and professional development.