M.B.A from Syracuse University, Syracuse - Fees & Admission Details 2024
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- Likes:
- To a student who is willing to look for resources to grow in life, Syracuse University is an excellent college to choose.,
- The infrastructure is great, and the college environment is designed to aid students in achieving their career goals.,
- The university also has facilities like the Barnes Health Center that focus on student's mental and physical health.,
- Every program in the university provides students with career advisors and academic advisors. They provide you with all the information that is necessary from evaluating your resume to helping you with choosing courses for your semesters.,
- The university frequently hosts career fairs where students can meet the hiring team in person and improve their chances of landing a job.,
- There are a lot of facilities for people who are into extracurricular activities like sports, clubs, volunteering etc.,,
- The university has huge libraries with almost every book a student might need within or out of the curriculum.,
- The university ensures student's safety. There is a free shuttle service from 8 PM to 6 AM. There are helpline numbers and emergency bells installed across the campus.,
- SU's health insurance covers for the student's physical and mental well-being.
- Dislikes:
- I dislike the climatic conditions in Syracuse. Especially, the harsh winters. Sometimes, the housing is way far from University which makes it difficult to travel.,
- With the increase in intake, University is finding it hard to provide employment to all the students.
Course Curriculum:
The university tries its best in updating the course every semester, but I do believe that there is a lot of room for improvement. In Business Analytics, a new course: Machine Learning for Business was introduced that helped students in utilizing modern Machine Learning concepts and Generative AI to solve business problems. Lean Six Sigma, an experiential course at SU, allowed me to work at Upstate Medical University and solve real-world problems using lean methodology. Therefore, thoroughly go through coursework before you enrol into a course.
Fees:
I have received the Dean's Graduate Scholarship which waived 75% of my tuition fees. However, the fee per credit is 1800$. Depending on your program, the minimum number of credits varies. For Business Analytics, the minimum number of credits is 36 to be awarded a master's degree.
- Likes:
- I love the University and all the buildings and infrastructure. Syracuse University is really inclusive and everyone is super nice.
- Dislikes:
- The thing I dislike the most is the cost of the tuition fee. It's nearly 1900$ per credit now.
Course Curriculum:
My professors are extremely talented and they are updated with the latest technologies. They keep updating the syllabus as the world changes and they also created new courses which teach the current technologies. Overall, really love the courses here, especially for the Data Science course and most of the subjects would require a project to be done, so that increases our practical knowledge as well.
Fees:
The credit cost when I joined was, $1870, there are 34 credits. 1870*34 = $63580. To complete the entire course. Syracuse usually provides Scholarships so that helps.
- Likes:
- Plenty of extracurriculars, Enough on-campus jobs, Supportive faculty and administration, Modern facilities
- Dislikes:
- Not the University's fault, but winters are harsh, too much year-on-year intake leading to cramped spaces.
Course Curriculum:
If your core engineering concepts are clear then try to diversify your coursework as much as possible for a challenging curriculum.
Fees:
Tuition fees was around 55k with a 10% scholarship.
- Likes:
- The number of easy on campus jobs available, flexible curriculum, sports and amenities, career guidance in terms of resume building job shortlisting, enhanced alumni networking, career fairs, medical support is provided at ease.,
- The value that the course provides, the recognition of engineering management from whitman is very well recognized which further pursued me to get my masters from Syracuse
- Dislikes:
- Weather conditions get really harsh during winters with extreme snow and wind. Which sometimes adds a lot especially for people or students like me who come from a country like India where weather conditions are not so extreme but it's excuse the summers are really warm but the winters are super cold with a lot of snow.
Course Curriculum:
So the course curriculum lies in line with the degree that I'm pursuing that is engineering management we have courses in project management lean six Sigma business analytics and these aspects is what the industrial and the organizations are looking for if you want to go in the analytics domain and I think it has helped me a lot the course and the structure also they teach in-depth about every system suppose if it is tableau we have courses that reflect and give you an in-depth knowledge for the same
Overall my experience was one of the best periods and I made many friends. The winters were really tough, summer were really fun but mostly quiet due to holidays but overall it is a remembering memory.
Course Curriculum:
There are total of 30 credits. Each subject is of three credits. We have to complete four mandatory core courses and six electives that can be chosen from variety of colleges. Faculty-student is ratio is well maintained. Do not know the specifics.
Fees:
Fees payment is all through the education loan that was sanctioned in India. All the fundings are from nationalized bank in India. Other academic expenses are covered by working on-campus jobs which will be enough to manage day-to-day expenses.
Course Curriculum:
Above average school but not elite. The course catalog was quite expansive and the professors were, by and large, knowledgeable and proficient in their areas of expertise. They also made themselves available during office hours quite often.
Fees:
Syracuse is very expensive. Tuition is high and room/board is high too. Also, most professors make you buy their textbook which they wrote and those are pricey as well.
Course Curriculum:
Course Material is updated every time. Professors here make changes to the syllabus as per their convenience.
Fees:
It's around $34k. With part time job students can easily pay there rent and can save some amount as well.
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