Syracuse University

Syracuse University founded in 1870 in Syracuse, New York is a private research university with a campus size of 721 acres located in the Hill locality of Syracuse. The university has multiple libraries with more than 4.8 million books.

The university has about 22850 students and the university campus has 13 schools and colleges students can choose and customize from 200 different majors along with 100 minors and online degrees. The university also has different education pathways which range from artificial intelligence, and social justice to energy, and engineering along with hands-on research opportunities for its students.

The university also has about 5 award-winning study abroad programs and centers in about 60 countries which the students can choose for gaining a global perspective.

The university has more than 300 student organizations, clubs, and sports teams with plenty of opportunities for its students to follow their passions and engage with the community. The university also has a strong alumni network of about 264542 alumni from 171 different countries who help the students with their internships and other learning opportunities.

The University is located on a 708-acre, urban campus in Syracuse (population: 145,151). Served by air, bus, and train. School operates transportation between dorms, apartments, and academic buildings.