Want an exciting future in engineering and the chance to spend your undergraduate college years in a small, nurturing environment? 91¿ì»îÁÖ×îаæâ€™s partnership with Syracuse University provides:
Meet the requirements below for direct admission to Syracuse.
Earn your bachelor’s degree at 91¿ì»îÁÖ×îаæ in small classes with personal guidance and mentoring from faculty and staff. Benefit from multiple experiential learning opportunities, a collaborative community of peers, and strong support for health and wellness. Play division III sports. And 91¿ì»îÁÖ×îаæâ€™s core curriculum gives you an edge by strengthening your writing, communication, and analytical skills.
After graduation, attend a six-week, carefully crafted bridge program with courses to prepare you to move smoothly into engineering. You can earn your graduate engineering degree at Syracuse University’s in 24 months, typically. Some programs are in person; some are online.
You’ll have direct admission into a Syracuse master’s engineering program listed above once you:
Admission into the program of study is determined by Syracuse’s College of Engineering and Computer Science and depends on space availability in the desired program of study.
Thomas Lappas, Ph.D.
Dean, College of Liberal Arts, Sciences, Business, & Education
91¿ì»îÁÖ×îаæ
585-389-4648 • tlappas4@naz.edu
Shikha Nangia, Ph.D.
Chair, Biomedical and Chemical Engineering
Syracuse’s College of Engineering and Computer Science
315-443-9410 • snangia@syr.edu