Have questions about being admitted to our undergraduate program? Check our FAQ for answers.
Newhouse admissions are very competitive. Our incoming students, on average, have a 3.8 GPA, SAT scores in the 1290 range (without the writing), and ACT scores between 28 and 30. (Note: the SAT II is not required for admission).
No, the Newhouse School does not require a portfolio review for admission. To personalize your application, you may wish to schedule an (optional) interview with an admissions counselor at the Syracuse University Office of Admissions.
Admissions decisions for external transfer students are made by the SU Office of Admissions in collaboration with Newhouse’s Office for Student Affairs. Visit our page for transfer applicants to learn more about how to transfer to the Newhouse School.
To transfer into the Newhouse School from another school or college at Syracuse University, visit our page for transfer applicants to learn more about how to transfer to the Newhouse School.
Yes, the Newhouse School is accredited by the Association for Education in Journalism and Mass Communication. Accreditation is a voluntary process that occurs every six years, when representatives from other accredited programs visit the school and conduct a peer review.
The staff at the Newhouse Visitor’s Center can provide you and your family with answers to your questions about the school and the admissions process. You can also contact newhouse@syr.edu.