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Cost of Attendance for Undergraduates

Research shows that having a college degree significantly boosts your income throughout your life, so your degree is an excellent investment.

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It’s good practice to know how much financial aid you’re eligible for and how much of it will be in the form of scholarships and grants.

If you decide to borrow funds for your education, you’ll want to make sure that the future payments will be a reasonable percentage of what you can expect to earn.

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.

The total of your student financial assistance cannot exceed the cost of attendance.

2023-24 Cost of Attendance

Costs for an upcoming school year are determined and approved by our Board of Trustees in March, prior to the start of the school year. All costs for an upcoming school year are estimates and subject to change prior to this approval.

Incoming first-year students are required to live in University housing for the first two years of enrollment. If your immediate family resides in the Syracuse area, you may commute to campus. Unless you report that you will be “living with parent/family” on the CSS Profile, our policy is to assign first and second-year undergraduate students our “Living On-Campus” Cost of Attendance. In the third and fourth-year, students will be assigned the “Living Off-Campus” Cost of Attendance. If your Cost of Attendance in MySlice does not match you current living situation (on-campus, off-campus, with parents) and you would like your Cost of Attendance updated, please schedule an appointment with your Financial Aid Counselor in Orange Success or contact our office.

Tuition - $61,310

Housing & food (average) - $18,444

Miscellaneous fees* - $ 1,751

Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $1,690

Transportation - $768

Personal expenses - $1,184

Loan fees (if applicable) - $67

Total Cost of Attendance - $85,214

Health insurance** - $2,474

Total Cost of Attendance (with health insurance) - $87,688

*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 - $768

Personal expenses - $1,184

Loan fees (if applicable) - $67

Total Cost of Attendance - $83,500

Health insurance** - $2,474

Total Cost of Attendance (with health insurance) - $85,974

**This mandatory fee may be waived if the student has adequate private health insurance.

Tuition - $61,310

Housing & food (average) - $8,550

Miscellaneous fees - $1,311

Books, course materials, supplies, and equipment - $1,690

Transportation - $768

Personal expenses - $1,184

Loan fees (if applicable) - $67

Total Cost of Attendance - $74,880

Health insurance** - $2,474

Total Cost of Attendance (with health insurance) - $77,354

**This mandatory fee may be waived if the student has adequate private health insurance.

You can find detailed information on program fees, course fees, payment policies, and other Bursar policies on the Tuition, Fees, and Related Policies Bulletin.

College of Professional Studies—Cost of Part-time Study

The College of Professional Studies is the home of part-time students who want to pursue a degree or earn a certificate or credential from any of the schools and colleges at Syracuse University. It also serves as the gateway to Syracuse University for students who pursue continuing education for professional development or personal fulfillment.