Syracuse University Admission

Syracuse University accepts students in the fall and spring intakes. There are more than 200 graduate programs available in the university with a minimum GPA of 3.7 on a 4.0 scale, or approximately 92%. International students will be required to present English proficiency tests; the ranges include TOEFL iBT 80-102 or IELTS 6.0-7.5. Undergraduate programs admissions offer more than 200 majors and 100 minors, and standardized test scores including the SAT or ACT, are not required by the admission committee. The MBA program is very competitive and demands a minimum GPA of 3.0. GMAT scores of 600 or GRE scores of 310 are also required for consideration.

Syracuse University has two intakes- Fall and Spring. The most preferred intake by international students is Fall intake. 

 

Syracuse University offers more than 200 graduate and undergraduate programs. Each program with its eligibility criteria and features. Below listed are the top courses chosen by international students.

Graduate Eligibility Criteria:

The eligibility criteria at Syracuse University vary depending on the course and major. Below are the eligibility criteria for top Master's programs for international students.

To pursue an undergraduate degree at Syracuse University students must fulfill the following eligibility requirements - 

 

The application process for international students at Syracuse involves several steps to ensure eligibility and proper documentation. International applicants must first submit an online application through the Syracuse University Application portal. Below are the steps that can be followed further -

 

Step 1- Apply through Common App or Coalition App for undergraduate programs and through Graduate Application Portal for the graduate programs.

 

Step 2- Pay an application fee that will vary based on the program. Note that this fee is non-refundable.

 

Step 3- Provide official transcripts from high school for undergrads, or previous institutions if you're applying as a graduate student.

 

Step 4- International students have to prove their English language skills by submitting a document from any one of the following tests: TOEFL, IELTS, etc.

 

Step 5- Applicants of MBA and other specified graduate programs are expected to provide the test scores of GMAT and/or GRE.

 

Step 6- Such appendices as letters of recommendation, a personal statement or essay, and a resume or portfolio, if available, Submit.

To apply for student housing at Syracuse University, follow these steps:

 

Step 1- Log in to the MySlice portal using your university credentials after accepting your admission offer. 

 

Step 2- Complete the housing application by filling out necessary personal details. 

 

Step 3- Select your housing preferences, such as room type, residence hall, and living-learning community options if applicable.

 

Step 4- If you have a preferred roommate, provide their details or use the roommate matching option. 

 

Step 5- Pay the housing deposit to confirm your application. 

 

Step 6- Once the university assigns your room based on preferences and availability, you will be notified via email. 

 

Step 7- Finally, review move-in instructions provided before the semester starts.

Syracuse University provides scholarships for both international undergraduate and postgraduate students. Indian students applying for these scholarships must have maintained a minimum GPA as per the university norms in their previous academic studies. To apply for a scholarship at Syracuse University follow these steps:

 

Step 1- You need to complete the application for admission through either the Common Application or Coalition Application.

 

Step 2- Most of the merit-based scholarships are actually granted automatically, so there is no need for separate applications in the majority.

 

Step 3- For need-based scholarships, you should complete the FAFSA (if you are a U.S. citizen) and apply for the CSS Profile to establish your eligibility to receive financial aid.

 

Step 4- Some scholarships require essays, portfolios, or letters of recommendation, so reading the information carefully about the scholarship you are applying for is in order.

 

Step 5- Monitor regularly through the student portal for any update or more requests on your application status.