Financing Your Education
Students interested in enrolling in our top-ranked degree programs sometimes worry that they won't be able to afford such high-caliber programs.
Upon closer look, they often discover that the many funding opportunities available to students at the School of Information Studies make a Syracuse University education a more attractive option than some programs that initially appear to be less expensive.
Graduate Students
We encourage all students to apply for award and assistance programs.
The iSchool offers several merit-based scholarships and fellowships for graduate students to help cover the cost of tuition. Some programs even provide stipends for books and housing.
There are also awards available at the University level. Visit the Syracuse University Awards page to learn more about what is available.
Students can also apply for need-based assistance through federal loan programs and private lenders.
Tuition and Fees
For information on the current cost of attendance please visit the Syracuse University Financial Aid Office's cost of attendance guides:
School of Information Studies Fees: 2019 - 2020 Academic Year
Technology Fee, Per semester
This is a general fee for all graduate, undergraduate and distance students in all degree programs and Certificates of Advanced Study programs in the School of Information Studies and the new media degree program in the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications. Fees are charged per semester according to the following schedule:
Graduate Students
- 1 to 3 credits: $75
- 4 to 11 credits: $150
- 12 credits or more: $200
Undergraduate Students
- 1 to 3 credits: $75
- 4 to 11 credits: $150
- 12 credits or more: $200
Non-IST Majors (including UC and ONLUC students)
- $50 per course
iSchool@Syracuse Residency Fee
(also known as The Helen Benning Regnier iSchool Graduate Seminar)
- $250 - Estimated cost-subject to change (per residency)