Syracuse University
- Academics

.50 Caliber

AMazing quality education in the school of engineering. I feel as though I will definitely be able to compete in a tight job market given the amount of knowledge from Syracuse

Musical Theatre

There is a heavy workload. Constantly rehearsing, practicing, reading, etc. The curriculum is very intensive. You technically can only take 19 credit hours (meaning you're in class for 19 hours a week) at the University but in the major you're in class for 27 hours a week. You learn everything there is to learn about acting, singing, and dancing. The facility is fantastic, with much of it having been newly renovated. The department is really great about helping you discover who you are and what you want in life. The professors are incredibly supportive and caring. I can talk to any of them whenever I have a concern with class or with my life. They are also willing to work with students on productions outside of the main stage ones. What I really love is that, not only does the department offer countless opportunities to the students, but the students make their own opportunities making it the perfect school for driven, motivated students.

Architecture - Nuf Said

Studying architecture at Syracuse University is a unique experience - we arguably have the best program on campus, as well as one of the best architecture programs in the United States. The main things to know are these: 1.Architecture students here get no sleep. Literally. 2. The professors are amazing, accomplished, intelligent people; some of the most interesting people you'll ever meet. 3. The facilities are great - our own cafe, art store, computer labs, studios, print lab, wood-shop, etc. 4. The social life lives in the studio, at least first year, and often past that. Interaction with other majors is rare, and generally only comes from the dorms, where architecture majors spend little time. Architecture is like its own community at Syracuse.