Scholarships

Merit-based

All completed applications for admission to Syracuse University from U.S. citizens and permanent residents will automatically be evaluated for a merit-based scholarship. No separate application is required. These scholarships are awarded regardless of financial need.

Syracuse University offers Founders', Chancellor, and Dean's merit scholarships to entering first-year students. These scholarships may be used to pay up to $12,000 of tuition costs.

Syracuse University also offers merit scholarships up to $6,000 for entering transfer students.

Merit scholarships for international students are limited.  Selection of scholarship recipients is made at the time of admission.

 

 

These scholarships are renewable each year as long as the student maintains a minimum grade point average of 2.75 on a 4.0 scale.

For more information on Financial Aid visit the financial aid web site.

Coronat Scholarship

Completed applications for admission to The College of Arts and Sciences (single, dual, or combined enrollment) will be considered for a Coronat Scholarship, a highly competitive opportunity for students with outstanding intellectual curiosity, accomplishment, and courage, who are committed to serving others. It offers a full scholarship to The College of Arts and Sciences (which includes tuition and fees).

For further information about the Coronat Scholars Program, contact:

The College of Arts and Sciences
301 Hall of Languages
Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 13244-1170
315-443-4322
visitas@syr.edu

Maxwell School of Citizenship Scholarship Competition

All high-school students who are admitted to any Syracuse University undergraduate program for fall 2011 will be invited to participate in SU's prestigious Maxwell School of Citizenship Scholarship Competition. Offered each year by the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs as part of its internationally recognized mission of preparing leaders in government, business, and the nonprofit sector, the competition seeks to reward students with outstanding leadership potential. The competition provides an opportunity for civic-minded high school seniors who have been admitted to SU to win one of 25 partial scholarships.