The cost of attendance may vary based on your program of study and special fees for that program. Annual increases are often necessary to provide the highest quality instruction, facilities, programs and services, and the University strives to keep those increases reasonable. Students and families should plan for annual cost increases and be prepared for the financial commitment.
Aid for International Students
Undergraduate Aid: Syracuse University offers merit-based scholarships in recognition of exceptional academic and personal achievement. Selection is made by the Office of Admissions and eligibility is based on academic credentials. Eligible students will be notified at the time of admission. Any questions regarding undergraduate merit scholarships can be sent to orange@packagingpride.com.
Graduate Aid: The majority of decisions regarding graduate funding are made at the departmental level, so contact your program to see what opportunities are available through your school or college. Your professors, faculty advisor, program director, or department chair are in the best position to determine if/how you will qualify for merit-based support from your graduate program. You can also connect with your graduate admissions officer for more information.
Note: If you are an international applicant who requires an F-1 Student Visa to come to Syracuse, please review the International Requirements for estimate information and instructions on how to submit sufficient funds.
Note on the Cost of Attendance for International Students: The Cost of Attendance is adjusted for international students based on an estimated increase in transportation and travel expenses for any student whose home of record is not in the United States of America.
International Cost of Attendance
Tuition - $61,310
Housing & food (average) - $18,444
Miscellaneous fees* - $1,751
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $1,690
Transportation and travel - $1,728
Personal expenses - $1,184
Health insurance** - $2,474
Program and technology fees - $1,000
Total Cost of Attendance - $89,581
*The residential internet, cable access, and service fee is a mandatory fee for all who sign a Syracuse University housing contract.
**This mandatory fee may be waived if the student has adequate private health insurance.
Tuition - $61,310
Housing & food (average) - $17,170
Miscellaneous fees - $1,311
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $1,690
Transportation and travel - $1,728
Personal expenses - $1,184
Health insurance** - $2,474
Program and technology fees - $1,000
Total Cost of Attendance - $87,867
**This mandatory fee may be waived if the student has adequate private health insurance.
Tuition - $33,696
Housing & food (average) - $15,356
Miscellaneous fees - $950
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $1,033
Transportation and travel - $1,728
Personal expenses - $2,244
Health insurance** - $2,474
Total Cost of Attendance - $57,481
**This mandatory fee may be waived if the student has adequate private health insurance.
Tuition - $11,232
Housing & food (average) - $5,119
Miscellaneous fees - $0
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $344
Transportation and travel - $0
Personal expenses - $748
Total Cost of Attendance - $17,443
Tuition - $44,928
Housing & food (average) - $20,475
Miscellaneous fees - $950
Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $1,377
Transportation and travel - $1,728
Personal expenses - $2,992
Health insurance** - $2,474
Total Cost of Attendance - $74,924
**This mandatory fee may be waived if the student has adequate private health insurance.
Note: Graduate tuition differs for students enrolled in the following programs:
- Social Work (Main Campus and Online)
- Marriage and Family Therapy (Main Campus and Online)
- School of Education – Extended Campus
- College of Law (Residential and JDinteractive)
You can find detailed information on program fees, course fees, payment policies, and other Bursar policies on the Tuition, Fees, and Related Policies Bulletin.