A Way to Elevate Your Impact
We offer select students the opportunity to pursue a degree with us at Syracuse University, opening a pathway to further your academic journey.
Syracuse Pathway Program With Onondaga Community College
This pathway program enables select students to pursue a Syracuse University degree after earning their associate degree from Onondaga Community College. If you meet the criteria after completing your first two years at Onondaga Community College, you’ll be guaranteed admission to Syracuse University’s College of Engineering and Computer Science or the School of Information Studies (iSchool).
Syracuse Pathway Program With Le Moyne College
This pathway program enables select students to pursue a Syracuse University degree after attending Le Moyne College for one year. The length of study and type of degree will be equivalent to the same time and credits at Syracuse University, but your path will be more like that of a transfer student.
International Year One (iY-1) Program
This earned admission pathway program offers international students the opportunity to begin their first year of study in their home country before transitioning full-time to Syracuse University’s main campus.
Syracuse University Verto Global Semester
This invite-only study abroad semester program through Verto Education is designed to prepare students for a successful start at Syracuse University. Students selected for this program should check their Applicant Portal for more information and next steps.
Syracuse University Verto Global Semester for Engineering and Computer Science
This invite-only study abroad semester program through Verto Education is designed to prepare engineering and computer science students for a successful start at Syracuse University. Students selected for this program should check their Applicant Portal for more information and next steps.
Syracuse University Verto Global Pathway
This invite-only yearlong international program, through Verto Education, is designed to prepare students for a successful start at Syracuse University, keeping them on a four-year graduation schedule.
