Tuition for Syracuse University Online Programs

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Tuition for Syracuse University's online programs varies by degree and academic school. On this page, you can find estimated tuition information for each program along with links to additional financial resources.

Our admissions and financial advising teams can help you understand program costs and explore options that may help make your Syracuse education more affordable.

Understanding Program Costs

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The total cost of a program will depend on several factors, including:

  • Number of credits required
  • Tuition rates for the academic school offering the program
  • Transfer credits (for undergraduate programs)
  • Eligibility for the Start Now Grant or financial aid

Calculate your costs with the Net Price Calculator:

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Financial Aid and Tuition Support

Students enrolled in Syracuse University online programs may be eligible for financial assistance depending on their program and enrollment status.

Options may include:

  • Federal financial aid
  • Employer tuition assistance
  • Military education benefits
  • Institutional tuition incentives

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FAFSA Forms

All students requesting financial aid must complete a Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) each academic year. All FAFSA forms must be completed online (Syracuse University College Code 002882).

Scholarships and Grants 

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Syracuse University offers a range of scholarships and grant opportunities that may help reduce the cost of earning your degree. Eligibility for these awards varies depending on the program and academic school offering the degree.

Some online programs also offer institutional tuition incentives or grants designed to support working professionals pursuing part-time study.

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Other Ways to Pay

Scholarships and grants are a great place to start — but if they don't cover everything, you still have options. Federal and private borrowing can help close the gap for you or your family, and Syracuse University's financial aid team is there to walk through what actually makes sense for your situation and keep repayment manageable down the road.

Because aid amounts, eligibility, and federal loan rules shift from year to year, the University keeps the most current details in one place:

Explore Syracuse University's Financial Aid Resources