Syracuse University

Syracuse University is a world-renowned private research university, ranked #73 in the 2024 U.S. News & World Report. It offers over 200 undergraduate majors and 100 minors, and over 200 advanced degree programs across 13 academic fields. Its campuses are located in New York, Washington D.C., and Los Angeles. Syracuse is a leading institution in entrepreneurial studies, information systems, communication and journalism, architecture, education, public policy, arts and film, and sports management. It is home to over 30 research centers and is a R1 top-tier research institution.

Syracuse is one of the best cities for young adults and professionals.

Syracuse University's main campus is atop a hill, offering stunning views of Syracuse in the heart of New York State.

Surrounding the campus, you’ll find an array of diverse restaurants, historic architecture that tells the story of the city’s rich past, vibrant farmers’ markets offering the freshest local produce, and opportunities to explore wildlife and nature. Additionally, the campus is conveniently situated within a short drive or bus ride to the picturesque Finger Lakes, the majestic Great Lakes, breathtaking waterfalls, and much more.

Campus Highlights

With its mix of traditional and contemporary architecture, sprawling greens and historic sculptures, Syracuse campus is more than just a backdrop. It’s the place where you’ll make lifelong friends and share life-changing experiences.

Campus - Key Information

• Syracuse is home to more than 300 extracurricular groups.
• Student organizations, also known as registered student organizations (RSO), provide the space for you to learn, grow and network while exploring your academic and personal interests.
• 400+ Intramural Sports Teams
• 60+ Group Fitness Classes
• 40+ Active Club Sports
• With quiet study spaces, group meeting rooms, wireless access, 24/7 assistance and over 4 million books, journals and other items, Syracuse University Libraries supports research and scholarship throughout campus and beyond.