Syracuse University

Syracuse University
Syracuse, NY 13244-5040
(315) 443-1870

Syracuse University is a 4-year research institution, founded in 1870. SU, which is near the heart of downtown, is in Syracuse, NY. It is the 13th largest institution in the state of New York. Syracuse offers subjects such as social work and business administration. Students are offered 22 certificates, one associates level degree, 97 degrees at the bachelors level, 86 masters level degrees, and 44 degrees at the doctoral level by SU. 20,407 students sought degrees from the 132 programs at SU in 2010. The Middle States Commission on Higher Education accredits this university. It is one of 22 research universities in New York.

Admission

22,935 students applied for admission to this university in 2010. This university admitted approximately 60% of applicants or 13,761 students. Close to 56% of the admitted students are women.

Admission

22,935 students applied for admission to this university in 2010. This university admitted approximately 60% of applicants or 13,761 students. Close to 56% of the admitted students are women.

Percent Admitted students who applied: 60%
Percent Admitted of women who applied were admitted: 63%
Percent Admitted of men who applied were admitted: 56%

Student Demographics

In 2010, SU had 20,407 students enrolled.

Student Demographics

In 2010, SU had 20,407 students enrolled.

Total Enrolled Male: 9183
Total Enrolled Female: 11224
Undergraduate Male: 6248
Undergraduate Female: 7953
Graduate Male: 2979
Graduate Female: 3227

Faculty Demographics

This university has 1,603 faculty. Two-thirds of the instructors are full-time, about a third of the teachers are part-time, and about 41% of instructors are women.

Faculty Demographics

This university has 1,603 faculty. Two-thirds of the instructors are full-time, about a third of the teachers are part-time, and about 41% of instructors are women.

Male: 934
Female: 669

Information based on 2010-12 data from the U.S. Department of Education, National Center for Education Statistics.

Statistics

Admission

22,935 students applied for admission to this university in 2010. This university admitted approximately 60% of applicants or 13,761 students. Close to 56% of the admitted students are women.

Admission

22,935 students applied for admission to this university in 2010. This university admitted approximately 60% of applicants or 13,761 students. Close to 56% of the admitted students are women.

Percent Admitted students who applied: 60%
Percent Admitted of women who applied were admitted: 63%
Percent Admitted of men who applied were admitted: 56%

Student Demographics

In 2010, SU had 20,407 students enrolled.

Student Demographics

In 2010, SU had 20,407 students enrolled.

Total Enrolled Male: 9183
Total Enrolled Female: 11224
Undergraduate Male: 6248
Undergraduate Female: 7953
Graduate Male: 2979
Graduate Female: 3227

Faculty Demographics

This university has 1,603 faculty. Two-thirds of the instructors are full-time, about a third of the teachers are part-time, and about 41% of instructors are women.

Faculty Demographics

This university has 1,603 faculty. Two-thirds of the instructors are full-time, about a third of the teachers are part-time, and about 41% of instructors are women.

Male: 934
Female: 669