Dear Students and Families:
As previously announced, Syracuse University has modified its fall semester schedule with in-person instruction (often referred to as residential instruction) beginning one week earlier than usual and concluding just before Thanksgiving. As such, since students will spend less time in their on-campus housing and utilize our dining centers less, the University will adjust room and board and the cost of meal plans for the Fall 2020 semester.
Please note, as early as this weekend, you may notice a credit on your Bursar account. Credits will be posted for housing, meal plans, and internet and cable fee charges. In addition, any financial aid you are eligible for toward these costs will be based on adjusted amounts. If you have questions about your Bursar account, please contact the Bursar’s Office at 315.443.2444 or bursar@syr.edu. For questions about financial aid, please contact the Office of Financial Aid and Scholarship Programs at finmail@syr.edu or 315.443.1513.
Sincerely,
Ryan Williams
Vice President for Enrollment Services
Steven Kelly
Associate Treasurer
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