Your experience at Syracuse University will be enhanced by participation in internships, community partnerships, study abroad experiences, and access to over 350 student organizations. You’ll enjoy a deep sense of community, and the powerful sense of pride for which Syracuse students are known. Go Orange!

Before you begin the process to accept your offer of admission, please activate your NetID, if you have not already done so. Your NetID gives you access to computing services and facilities, including the high-speed wireless (AirOrangeX) network and internet connections across campus, and the University’s web-based email system, SUmail.

Accept your offer of admission

Visit OptionsLink

The Office of Admissions invites admitted students to visit campus throughout the spring. Meet current students, learn more about your academic program, and explore campus.

Checklists and PreparationLink

Review your checklist to find out how to accept your offer of admission. Please sign and submit all forms, along with relevant payments, by the date indicated on your letter of admission. It is recommended that you make copies of the materials you send.

HousingLink

Approximately 70 percent of Syracuse students live in University housing. Living on campus can make your life more convenient and connected. Learn about your options and prepare to make your arrangements for the housing process, which begins in May.

Learning CommunitiesLink

Syracuse University’s learning communities allow you to live and take classes with a group of students who share a common interest or academic major.

Dining and Meal PlansLink

With five dining centers, multiple food courts, cafés, and campus convenience stores, there are plenty of food options to satisfy your hunger.

Expenses, Billing, and PaymentLink

At Syracuse University we offer different options to make paying for college more flexible.

SummerStart ProgramLink

SummerStart is a program for admitted students that encourages a smooth transition from high school to college. You’ll take for-credit courses with other incoming students, live in a residence hall, and participate in a campus life orientation seminar.