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Syracuse University

Syracuse University

  • Private
  • Research university

Syracuse University: international tuition 69,180 USD per year, one-year total cost 100,526 USD, acceptance rate 45.9%. Merit scholarships are open to international students.

Syracuse offers undergraduate merit scholarships to international students, selected by Admissions on academic credentials and announced with admission. The pages do not clarify need-based aid, need-blind status, or CSS Profile requirements for internationals.

Getting in. The school admits 48.8% of applicants (22,756 of 46,645). Admitted students scored around Reading and Writing 640–720, Math 630–720, ACT 29–32. The SAT and ACT are optional: a score counts if you send one, and you can still apply without it. The school has not published a minimum English score. If the English score is not there yet, the school can still admit conditionally.

Cost for a year. One year comes to 100,526 USD, before any scholarship. 1 scholarship is confirmed for international students, but nothing is taken off yet because the amount of each one is not clear. Health insurance is 2,868 USD a year. According to the Common Data Set 2025-2026, 682 international students got financial aid, 14,262 USD each on average.

Deadline and visa. The school has not published an application deadline. You apply through Common Application or Coalition Application powered by Scoir. How long the visa takes is up to the consulate; see the country note.

Admissions checked 14/10/2026Cost checked 10/10/2026

Overview
At a glance

What is the tuition at Syracuse University?

International tuition is 69,180 USD per year. The total cost for one year is 100,526 USD.

Does Syracuse University offer scholarships for international students?

Merit scholarships are open to international students. Syracuse offers undergraduate merit scholarships to international students, selected by Admissions on academic credentials and announced with admission. The pages do not clarify need-based aid, need-blind status, or CSS Profile requirements for internationals.

What is the acceptance rate at Syracuse University?

The acceptance rate is 45.9%.

Total cost / year
100,526 USD≈ ₫2.62B
tuition 69,180 USD
Aid for intl students
Yes
Merit YesNeed Unclear
Acceptance rate
48.8%
International students
9.1%
undergraduate
Programs
81 programs
31 STEM
Founded
1870
Students
22,109
Ways to pay
  • Pay in fullYes
  • Aid with the offerUnclear
  • Apply separately for scholarshipsUnclear

For Vietnamese students

Vietnamese community nearby

Syracuse
1,302
0.9% of residents908 born in Vietnam
Syracuse area
2,379
0.4% of residents1,527 born in Vietnam

Students on campus lifei

  • Alexis Taliento2025Vlog
  • OlaRose Ndubuisi2025Vlog
  • Jeanette Rosenthal2024Vlog

Contact

Address
Syracuse University, Office of Admissions, 401 University Place, Syracuse, NY 13244-2130
Admissions email
Social
Cost & scholarships

Tuition and cost for a year

Total cost / year
100,526 USD≈ ₫2.62B
International tuition
69,180 USD≈ ₫1.8B
International tuition per year (USD) vs other schoolsHigher than 91% of schools
Middle half: 34,170–55,04080% of schools: 24,734–68,017

Compared with 727 private United States schools with published tuition in Duckling's data.

What a year costs

Tuition69,180 USD≈ ₫1.8B
Mandatory fees1,869 USD≈ ₫48.7M
Housing & meals20,580 USD≈ ₫537M
Books & supplies1,847 USD≈ ₫48.2M
Personal1,294 USD≈ ₫33.7M
Transportation1,888 USD≈ ₫49.2M
Other itemsi3,868 USD≈ ₫101M
Total cost per year100,526 USD≈ ₫2.62B

VND converted at Vietcombank's selling rate on 15/10/2026; indicative only — the real amount depends on the rate when you pay.

Scholarships and aid for international students

Merit for intl studentsi
Yes
Need-based for intli
Unclear
Intl students aided
682
Average award
14,262 USD
per year, intl students
  • Is merit considered automatically with the application?UnclearThe page says the admissions office selects based on academic credentials and notifies at admission, but it never states whether merit is automatic or needs a separate application.
  • Is admission need-blind for international applicants?UnclearNo page states whether admission is need-blind for international students. The checklist only requires proof of ability to pay for visa purposes, which is not enough to conclude.
  • Is the CSS Profile or a school aid form required?UnclearCSS Profile is mentioned only for need-based grants in general. The pages do not say whether international students must file it or a separate international aid form.

Scholarships at this school

Merit2Need-based1
  • Undergraduate merit-based scholarships (Office of Admissions)MeritConsidered automatically with the admission applicationSchool page

    The international student aid section explicitly lists undergraduate merit scholarships, so international applicants are eligible.

  • Merit scholarshipsIntl eligibility unclearMeritApplication method unclearSchool page

    The first-year international checklist mentions merit scholarships, but no continuous excerpt explicitly states both international status and eligibility.

  • Syracuse University Grants (need-based)Intl eligibility unclearNeed-basedApplication method unclearSchool page

    The page only says grants go to students with financial need via FAFSA and CSS Profile, with no mention of international students.

International studentsFinancial aid from the school2025–26
One year if the school awards aid (average) School aid 14,262 USD Family pays 86,264 USD
Admissions

Admission requirements

Acceptance rate
48.8%
SAT / ACT
Test-optionali
Application fee
85 USD≈ ₫2.22M
Application fee (USD) vs other schoolsHigher than most
Middle half: 45–7580% of schools: 30–85

Compared with 349 United States schools that publish an application fee in Duckling's data.

SAT / ACT of enrolled students

SATReading & Writing200800640–720
SATMath200800630–720
ACTcomposite13629–32

English

Conditional admission / English pathway
Offeredi
ComparisonThis school has not published minimum English scores. The chart below shows what similar schools ask for — check with the school what applies to you.

Application requirements

  • High-school transcriptRequired
  • English proficiencyRequired
  • InterviewOptional
  • Teacher recommendationRequired
  • Proof of fundsiRequired

How to apply

Entry term
Fall 2026
Apply via
Common Application or Coalition Application powered by Scoir

Typical minimum English scores

IELTS Academic
Middle half: 6–6.580% of schools: 5.5–6.5This school has not published this figure

Compared with 190 United States schools admitting 40–70% that publish it in Duckling's data.

TOEFL iBT
Middle half: 71–8080% of schools: 61–90This school has not published this figure

Compared with 164 United States schools admitting 40–70% that publish it in Duckling's data.

DeadlinesFall 2026

Today 15/10

This cycle's dates have passed; the school has not posted next cycle's dates yet.

    What the school weighs in admission

    • Alumni relationNot considered
    • Religious affiliationNot considered

    Admission odds in numbers

    Admit rate 2025–26
    All applicants48.8%Early Decision55.7%From waitlist31.2%
    Applications → enrollment 2025–26
    Applicants
    46,645
    Admitted
    22,756
    48.8% of applicants
    Enrolled
    3,969
    17.4% of admitted

    Early rounds & waitlist

    Early Decision: applied
    2,654
    Early Decision: admitted
    1,47855.7%
    Waitlist: offered
    14,242
    Waitlist: accepted
    6,530
    Admitted from waitlist
    2,03931.2%

    AP credit by subject

    Lowest score that earns credit or placement, as the college reported to College Board. This is not an admission requirement. One exam can have several rows: a higher score sometimes earns more credit. Policy page the college gave College Board

    Your score
    AP2-D Art and Design5+3 cr
    Studio Elective
    APAfrican American Studies3+3 cr
    APArt History3+6 cr
    HOA 105 & 106
    APBiology4+8 cr
    BIO 121, 122, 123 & 124
    APCalculus BC4+8 cr
    MAT 295 & 296
    APCalculus BC: AB Subscore3+3 cr
    APChemistry4+4 cr
    CHE 103
    APChemistry5+8 cr
    CHE 106/107 and CHE 116/117
    APChinese Language and Culture3+4 cr
    CHI 102
    APChinese Language and Culture4+4 cr
    CHI 201
    APComparative Government and Politics4+3 cr
    PSC 123none
    APDrawing5+3 cr
    Studio Elective
    APEnglish Language and Composition4+6 cr
    APEnglish Literature and Composition4+6 cr
    ENG 151 (or 117 or 118 or 152 or 153) and WRT 105Arts and Sciences/Maxwell
    APEnvironmental Science3+3 cr
    EAR 200
    APEuropean History4+6 cr
    HST 111 & 112
    APFrench Language and Culture3+4 cr
    APGerman Language and Culture3+4 cr
    APHuman Geography4+3 cr
    GEO 105 or 171
    APItalian Language and Culture3+4 cr
    ITA 102
    APJapanese Language and Culture3+4 cr
    JPS 102
    APJapanese Language and Culture4+4 cr
    JPS 201
    APLatin3+4 cr
    LAT 102
    APLatin4+4 cr
    LAT 201
    APLatin5+7 cr
    LAT 201, 320
    APMacroeconomics4+3 cr
    ECN 102none
    APMicroeconomics4+3 cr
    ECN 101none
    APMusic Theory3+3 cr
    HOM/MTC 125
    APPhysics 13+4 cr
    PHY 101none
    APPhysics 23+4 cr
    PHY 102none
    APPhysics C: Electricity and Magnetism3+4 cr
    APPhysics C: Mechanics3+4 cr
    APPre-Calculus4+4 cr
    MAT 194none
    APPsychology4+3 cr
    PSY 205none
    APSpanish Language and Culture3+4 cr
    APSpanish Literature and Culture3+4 cr
    APSpanish Literature and Culture4+4 cr
    SPA 201
    APUnited States Government and Politics4+3 cr
    PSC 121none
    APUnited States History4+6 cr
    HST 101 & 102
    APWorld History: Modern4+6 cr
    HST 121 & 122

    47 courses. Scroll inside the table to see all.

    Programs & careers

    Programs

    81 programs31 STEM
    Accounting and Related Services
    Earns 112,682Debt 27,000
    Anthropology
    Earns 53,196Debt 22,499
    Applied Mathematics
    STEMEarns 91,532*
    Architectural Sciences and Technology
    STEMEarns 76,367Debt 31,000
    Area Studies
    Earns 56,625*
    Biology, General
    STEMEarns 68,283Debt 27,000
    Biomedical/Medical Engineering
    STEMEarns 99,521Debt 27,000
    Biotechnology
    STEMEarns 87,596Debt 27,000
    Chemical Engineering
    STEMEarns 87,529Debt 27,000
    Chemistry
    STEMEarns 68,017Debt 21,459
    Civil Engineering
    STEMEarns 88,996Debt 27,000
    Communication and Media Studies
    Earns 70,106Debt 26,000
    Computer and Information Sciences, General
    STEMEarns 120,773Debt 27,000
    Computer Engineering
    STEMEarns 110,988
    Design and Applied Arts
    Earns 71,527Debt 27,000
    Drama/Theatre Arts and Stagecraft
    Earns 44,045Debt 27,000
    Economics
    STEMEarns 83,649Debt 25,500
    Education, General
    Earns 62,372Debt 23,250
    Film/Video and Photographic Arts
    Earns 54,115Debt 26,875
    Fine and Studio Arts
    Earns 43,988Debt 26,950
    Geography and Cartography
    STEMEarns 71,543Debt 27,000
    Graphic Communications
    STEMEarns 43,283*
    History
    Earns 64,871Debt 24,250
    Human Services, General
    Earns 68,314Debt 26,273
    Information Science/Studies
    STEMEarns 104,842Debt 26,564
    Journalism
    Earns 70,404Debt 27,000
    Marketing
    Earns 91,235Debt 26,951
    Mathematics
    STEMEarns 81,941Debt 27,000
    Mechanical Engineering
    STEMEarns 91,438Debt 27,000
    Music
    Earns 42,892*
    Neurobiology and Neurosciences
    STEMEarns 54,088Debt 27,000
    Nutrition Sciences
    STEMEarns 60,053*
    Philosophy
    Earns 54,455*
    Physics
    STEMEarns 76,786*
    Political Science and Government
    Earns 75,239Debt 26,091
    Psychology, General
    Earns 65,694Debt 26,000
    Public Administration
    Earns 89,732Debt 26,000
    Public Health
    STEMEarns 69,776Debt 27,000
    Real Estate
    Earns 90,764
    Security Science and Technology
    STEMEarns 69,491Debt 27,000
    Social Work
    Earns 60,920Debt 26,950
    Sociology
    Earns 67,044Debt 24,500
    Special Education and Teaching
    Earns 62,864Debt 27,000
    Showing 80 of 81 programs

    * U.S. median for this field — the school publishes no figure of its own.

    Outcomes

    Earnings 10 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
    79,164 USD≈ ₫2.06B
    Earnings 6 years after entry, including people who did not graduatei
    60,459 USD

    Staying in United States after graduation

    Working after graduation

    OPT: 12 months of work in your field after each degree level; degrees on the DHS STEM list can extend by 24 months (up to 36 months in total). Unemployment during OPT is capped at 90 days (150 days with the STEM extension). Note: on 8 October 2026 DHS published a PROPOSED rule charging USD 70,000 for initial OPT and USD 30,000 for later OPT; it is not in force, and comments close on 9 November 2026.

    Campus life

    Climate

    Coldest
    −9°C
    Nights in January, days around −2°C
    Warmest
    28°C
    Days in July, nights around 17°C
    Days below 0°C a year
    138 days
    Snow
    Nov → Mar
    Daily temperature by month
    −10°0°10°20°30°
    mm
    JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
    School: low → high Hanoi Rain Snow (water equivalent)

    School & campus

    Public / private
    Private
    Kind
    Research university
    Setting
    Urban
    Founded
    1870
    Students
    22,109
    Undergraduates
    15,477
    International students
    9.1% undergrad

    Where the school is

    AlabamaArizonaColoradoFloridaGeorgiaIndianaKansasMaineMassachusettsMinnesotaNew JerseyNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOklahomaPennsylvaniaSouth DakotaTexasWyomingConnecticutMissouriWest VirginiaIllinoisNew MexicoArkansasCaliforniaDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaIowaKentuckyMarylandMichiganMississippiMontanaNew HampshireNew YorkOhioOregonTennesseeUtahVirginiaWashingtonWisconsinNebraskaSouth CarolinaIdahoNevadaVermontLouisianaRhode IslandAlaskaHawaiiALAZCOFLGAINKSMEMAMNNCNDOKPASDTXWYCTMOWVILNMARCAIAKYMDMIMSMTNYOHORTNUTVAWAWINESCIDNVLAAKSyracuse University
    State New YorkSyracuse, United States

    Detailed map

    Academics & housing

    Return for year 2
    92%
    Graduate within 6 years
    80.5%
    Students per faculty
    14 : 1

    Housing

    First-years in housing
    97.5%

    Why this school is listed: one of the 50 U.S. schools with the most international undergraduates (College Scorecard). Source

    Updated 11/10/2026How Duckling sources data