Syracuse University
Office of First Year and Transfer Programs
Move-In: Thursday, August 23, 2012
Syracuse Welcome Begins: Thursday, August 23, 2012
Classes Begin: Monday, August 27, 2012
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The "I Otto Know This!" program is a multi-level financial literacy program that provides Syracuse University students with the skills and resources necessary to successfully manage their money.SU's Financial Literacy Program
The readySET is your your step by step guide to a successful and smooth transition to Syracuse University. Make sure you check out all the information, and pay close attention to the checklist to make sure you don't miss important deadlines or tasks. Check out readyset.syr.edu!
Students please volunteer as members of the 'Goon Squad' and faculty/staff/alumni as 'Syracuse Welcome Volunteers.' Click here to volunteer.
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If you are looking for a great way to meet and talk with other first generation college students about your experience, join us in The Story Project!
Welcome to the Office of First-Year and Transfer Programs!
We are here to improve the academic and social experiences of all transfer students. Together with the Syracuse University community, we aim to provide programs and resources that will help ease the transition for transfers to life here at SU.
We understand that making a move to a new school can mean learning about the area as well. We have included some information about shopping, banking, lodging and other important places. Local Gas Stations. Directions to local gas stations.
Shopping in Syracuse guide. This includes directions to grocery stores, shopping malls, wholesale stores, and home improvement stores.
Syracuse Area Lodging. There are a ton of different lodging options in Syracuse should you have any out of town family or friends come to visit.
Syracuse Area Restaurants. Not only can you eat on Marshall street or Westcott area, but you can take the Connective Corridor bus to the downtown restaurants or visit the many options on Erie Boulevard. To preview some of the menus online, go to www.cnymenus.com.
Banks and ATMs. Here are some banks located near campus and some within driving distance.
Transportation Information. Not only can you get to Syracuse via plane, bus, or train, but you can also ride around in Syracuse and the university with the Centro bus company. For details on bus routes, visit parking.syr.edu.
STOP Bias is an educational campaign dedicated to preventing & reporting acts of bias on the SU campus. Click here to learn more.