Syracuse University

• Founded: 1870 year
• Location: Syracuse, New York, USA
• Age of students: from 17 years
• Number of people: 22484 students
• Type of training: joint, mixed
• Accommodation Type: Residence
• English language.

Syracuse University is a private research university located in the US state of New York. Initially, it was a college, the base of which was the small town of Lim, however, for several reasons, it was decided to transport the institution to the city of Syracuse.

The history of this institution officially begins in 1870, March 24th. The university was one of the first in the country to secure a certain color - in 1890 it became orange for Syracuse University. It was here that the country's first undergraduate fine arts program appeared.

Today, Syracuse University ranks 53rd among the best national universities according to US News & WR.

Since the university’s policy includes support for war veterans and their families, there is a separate interdisciplinary institute of higher education IVMF on the basis of the university, designed specifically for this category of students + on the territory of the university, the construction of the NVRC national resource complex is underway.

The main idea in the concept of founding a Syracuse high school is to be a research center for various areas of activity, to cultivate on its territory personnel capable of making global changes. On the basis of Syracuse University there are about 30 research centers engaged in the study of various fields. The ratio of students and teachers is 15: 1.

The university includes 13 colleges and faculties of higher education, offering specializations in a variety of areas:

• School of Architecture
• College of Arts and Sciences

• College of Visual and Theater Arts
• Martin J. Whitman School of Management
• School of Education and Pedagogy
• College of Engineering and Computer Science
• School of Information Studies
• School of Citizenship and Public Relations. Maxwell
• School of Public Communication. S.I. Newhouse
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• David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Ecology.

Most of the students at Syracuse University at the time of study are located on campus: for these purposes there are 22 residential residences that can accommodate up to 8 thousand people. For accommodation, students are offered comfortable rooms with all the necessary amenities: single / double rooms, apartments in dormitories or apartments.

Regardless of where students are located in the campus of Syracuse University, they will always have canteens, cafes and cafeterias where they can find delicious and nutritious food.

The organization of the entire extracurricular life of the university is engaged in SA - local student management.

In their free time, students can expand their intellectual, creative or physical boundaries with the help of clubs and sections that they like - in total, the university has more than 300 student associations. The university is actively developing different sports: teams that annually take prizes in competitions at various levels.

In addition, the social life of the university is literally painted a year in advance: the calendar of events includes concerts, film screenings, speeches by prominent speakers, performances and other entertainment events.

The policy of the university implies the creation of an inclusive and all-accessible environment, therefore, on the territory of Syracuse University, young people of different nationalities, cultures and beliefs are trained, comfortable conditions for teaching people with disabilities are created here.

For foreign students, to which every 5th student belongs, the university has a support center for Slutzker: you can ask for help in preparing for a visit to a foreign university and better adaptation to new conditions.

The campus of the University is located in the American city of Syracuse, in the heart of the state of New York. This is a good location for visiting other popular cities in the state - Boston, Toronto and others. The university also has branches in New York, Washington and Los Angeles.

The campus of Syracuse University can be divided into the central, southern and northern parts. In the main part there is a selection committee, an administrative building and a student center, including a restaurant, a bookstore, a career center and not only.

In the northern part of the campus there are academic buildings and student residences (22 buildings), 5 canteens and a cafeteria. The student residences are well equipped: there is a laundry, rest rooms, the rooms are fully furnished.

On the southern campus of the university there are houses for war veterans and several other infrastructure facilities:

• Institute of Sensory Research
• Tenniti Ice Pavilion
• Domed Stadium
• Student Center Goldstein
• Office Center Skytop
• Alumni bar
• Parking Manly and others.

For comfortable movement between different parts of the campus, internal logistics is organized - buses run on a schedule between the central, northern and southern parts.

Deadlines for applying for training:

• For applicants entering the first course - from November 15 to January 1. The response period is from mid-December. Answers to candidates come after February 15.

• For foreign students who want to transfer - from November 15 to December 1 in the spring semester; The deadline for submitting an application for transfer to the fall semester is July 1.

Program cost (training only):

• Undergraduate - from $ 48780 / year
• Master - from $ 29160 / year
• Doctoral (no cost).

Additional costs (approximate prices):

• Registration fee and fees - $ 1639
• Accommodation and meals - from $ 15910
• Training materials - $ 1536
• Transportation - $ 1567
• Pocket expenses
• Visa application
• Consular fee
• Medical insurance
• Air tickets in two directions.

Syracuse University has financial support programs for students - more than 20 types of scholarships and grants allocated by the university for undergraduate students. Candidates for scholarships are identified on a competitive basis, taking into account the following indicators:

• High academic performance (GPA score)
• Good standardized test scores
• Grade grade
• Listening results or portfolio (optional)
• Participation in the extracurricular life of the university.

Students can also receive scholarships from third-party organizations with which Syracuse University cooperates - this is an additional more than 30 types of financial support.

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