
Syracuse University has a history of enrolling students from diverse economic and social backgrounds. Guided by our vision of Scholarship in Action, and the belief that an SU education should be available to any student whose performance and potential are a good fit, the University works closely with families to build a partnership to make SU affordable. We work hard to make transferring to Syracuse University a seamless transition. Meaghan Drumm is the financial aid transfer coordinator in our office that assists students making their transition to SU. Meaghan can answer your questions regarding financial aid and the application process. She can help determine an estimate of your financial aid package. Meaghan can be reached via email finaidt1@syr.edu or by telephone to 315-443-1513. Syracuse University offers financial aid in the form of need-based grants, and student employment, as well as student and parent educational loans. For details on filing for financial aid, the types of financial aid available, and to view helpful timelines, click here. Two applications are required before our deadlines: CSS/Financial Aid PROFILE Free Application for Federal Student Aid Scholarships are awarded to students only at the time of admission to recognize prior academic achievement. Scholarships are awarded regardless of financial need. Students do not need to apply for financial aid to be considered for scholarships. For information on SU Scholarships, see our web page. Syracuse University provides a $2,000 Phi Theta Kappa Scholarship to transfer students who are members in good standing of this fraternity at their junior or community college. More information about this scholarship is available on our scholarship page.Applying for Financial Aid
SU Profile Code – 2823
SU FAFSA Code – 002882Academic Merit Scholarships
Phi Theta Kappa Scholarships
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