Syracuse University

Syracuse University is a private research university in Syracuse, New York. Founded in 1870, Syracuse plants its flag in its internationally renowned research initiatives and professional programs. The university provides hands-on research opportunities and interdisciplinary options. Syracuse is well known for its programs in management and leadership, entrepreneurship, information science and communication. Notable alumni include President Joe Biden, Oscar-winning screenwriter Aaron Sorkin, and singer Vanessa Williams.

Ranked #55 nationwide, Syracuse prides itself on its numerous highly-ranked programs. Its acceptance rate is 69%, and its graduation rate is 83%. Nearly 22,000 students are enrolled in undergraduate and postgraduate programs combined. Syracuse’s tuition rate is $55,920 per year, plus fees, and it offers over 200 undergraduate majors and over 200 postgraduate degree programs. Syracuse follows a semester-based academic calendar.

On a hill overlooking the city of Syracuse, the university’s sprawling campus combines restorative natural surroundings with impressive architecture and resources. While walking through campus, students can admire the university’s historic sculptures, stop in at one of Syracuse’s many museums and galleries, or find a quiet moment in the student-centered Henricks Chapel, which supports students of all faiths. Over 300 student organizations are available, including more than 40 sororities and fraternities. Syracuse students are also known for proudly showing their school pride at one of many sporting events. With a strong entrepreneurial spirit, Syracuse is home to over 40 research centers and institutes, where students can get hands-on experience in fields like health, STEM, design, fine arts, and more.