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Syracuse University’s College of Professional Studies Announces Tuition Grant for Spouses and Children of New York Air National Guard Members Assigned to the 174th Attack Wing

Syracuse University continues its commitment to be the leading university for veterans and military-connected students with the announcement of the 174th ATKW Grant at the College of Professional Studies.

The award is available to spouses and children of members of the New York Air National Guard assigned to the 174th Attack Wing (ATKW) at Hancock Field in Syracuse, New York, accepted to Syracuse University’s College of Professional Studies online undergraduate degrees and undergraduate certificates.

“The 174th ATKW Grant extends our full commitment to addressing the needs of our nation’s veterans and military-connected communities,” says College of Professional Studies dean, Michael Frasciello. “Many members of the 174th Attack Wing live and work here in our community. Providing them and their family members greater access to Syracuse University is one way that we collectively transform and improve the Central New York region.”

Eligible admitted students will pay $475 per credit hour under the award. The 174th ATKW Grant represents a 30% tuition discount of the Syracuse University part-time per credit rate.

To learn more, contact Nichole Henry, director of admissions and recruitment, at 315.443.9378 or parttime@syr.edu.

 

About the College of Professional Studies

The College of Professional Studies is a global inclusive student-centric college, delivering Syracuse University academic programs and professional development opportunities to the diverse part-time student populations. Serving as the home for part-time matriculated students and non-matriculated students, the College of Professional Studies aims to act as the connector for academic excellence.

Pre-College Program Announces 50% Discount for Native American, Indigenous and Military Dependent High School Students

Syracuse University continues its commitment to welcoming and celebrating a diverse student body by providing financial incentives to students from a variety of communities who attend Summer College, the University’s nationally recognized pre-college program for high school students.

“Educational opportunities such as Summer College are essential and necessary for young people to realize their inherent potential as individuals and as citizens,” says College of Professional Studies Dean Michael Frasciello. “Summer College introduces them to the transformational power of a college education.”

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Providing Innovative Language and Culture Programs Through Syracuse University’s English Language Institute

Bright students from around the world seeking an American university education typically face two main challenges: a conversational and working knowledge of English, along with practical skills that lead to academic success.

As Syracuse University expands its global footprint, the English Language Institute (ELI), a department within the College of Professional Studies, is finetuning its mission that began 43 years ago: to offer pre-degree programs that prepare international students for the rigors of undergraduate and graduate degrees in the U.S.

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Global Partnerships Recruiter of International Programs, Jeff Jiang, Appointed the English Language Institute

Jeff Jiang portraitSyracuse University’s College of Professional Studies announces the appointment of Jeff Jiang, M.A., as the global partnerships recruiter for international programs at the English Language Institute (ELI).

In this position, Jiang will oversee global partnerships and international student recruitment strategies at the English Language Institute, an immersive pre-academic program that prepares international students to succeed in undergraduate and graduate degree programs.

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High School Students: Experience College Life at Syracuse University this Summer

While snow may be on the ground in Central New York, it’s already time to start thinking about summer! Applications are now open for Syracuse University’s Summer College and we’re excited to announce that we will once again be able to offer our on-campus pre-college program as well as our online program to high school students in the summer of 2022.

Offered through the College of Professional Studies, Summer College provides high school students with “an exceptional, transformative pre-college experience,” according to Dean Michael Frasciello. “For more than 60 years, Syracuse University has introduced high school students to the world of college study and campus life.”

In 2021, the Office of Pre-College Programs welcomed 775 high school students from around the world into more than 70 online pre-college programs. “Seventy-nine international students from 26 countries participated, along with another 696 domestic students from 38 states and Puerto Rico,” says Chris Cofer, executive director of the Office of Pre-College Programs, adding that the diversity of the participants enhanced the overall experience.

Students from across Central New York, including 22 from the Syracuse City School District, participated in the program as well.

In 2022, Summer College will offer two program options: on-campus and online. Students who choose to enroll in a course on campus will navigate daily life much like a traditional college student: they take a college-level course, live in a residence hall, enjoy meals in a dining hall and enjoy social activities in and around the Syracuse University campus.

Students who choose to enroll in an online pre-college course can log on from anywhere in the world. Online students explore potential majors and pursue academic interests through high-level instruction. They have access to virtual campus offerings and are welcomed into an engaging and supportive online community.

The Summer College application process is now open, with two, four and six-week sessions being offered in July and August. Course costs vary based on type and duration; scholarships and discounts are available. To learn more, visit precollege.syr.edu.

The mission of the Office of Pre-College programs is to provide all high school students with an exceptional pre-college experience. If you are interested in supporting the Office of Pre-College Programs to enhance program offerings, test new initiatives and courses, and expand student services please, visit precollege.syr.edu/contact/give.