It is peak admissions time for graduate schools everywhere. While we are busy reviewing and making decisions, applicants are anxiously awaiting decisions. Here is a little insight into our process. Processing First, the University’s Enrollment Management Processing Office downloads your online application, transfers your online application materials into our internal system, matches up test scores …
It’s the most wonderful time of the year, and we hope everyone has time to spend it with their family, friends and loved ones. Don’t forget that applications are due January 15, 2016.
When a Newhouse master’s student reaches the end of their program, they have to complete a capstone to graduate. Because of the opportunities available to our students and the excellence we expect from them, our capstones are extremely unique. This is the first part of a two-part series that details the last graduating class’ capstones …
Coming up to Syracuse, even for just one year, means a few must-have items—and yes, most of them relate to the weather. But trust us; you won't regret having anything below. —— 1. Boots. And not just any old boots. Waterproof, weatherproof, sludgeproof, iceproof, mudproof—basically indestructable boots that you will come to love like your …
If you’re thinking about coming back to school, think long and hard. It’s an investment of time, of energy, of money. It taxes you in unexpected ways, like tunnel vision on a stretch of highway to a new city. You leave small chunks of yourself on the asphalt behind you while you cruise to your …
I won't ever forget where I was: standing in the living room of a friend's house in Miami. We were on Spring Break, enjoying a day in the sun at the pool, and had just returned inside to eat lunch when my phone rang an alert. I got a new email: an email that would …
Where do I begin…let’s see. I applied to Newhouse because I was tired of working a dead-end job in a dead-end city for slightly above minimal pay, little-to-no involvement and declining feeling of self-worth. Yeah, it was bad. All throughout undergrad I scoffed at professors, mentors, and scholarship advisors who said I should pursue higher …