1. Syracuse University By: Dee Cedrone

2. Crouse College: This building houses the main hub for SU's College of Visual and Performing Arts, the School of Music, several art studios, music practice rooms, and a beautiful 1,000-seat auditorium.

3. At a Glance Private University Four Year Coed Price: $ 34,926 Total undergrads: 13,651 Urban Setting: Small City Residential campus

4. Location Syracuse, New York It’s about a five hour drive from Boston, and a four hour drive from New York City.

5. Majors Of Interest For Me Retail Management Psychology Fashion Design This was very important for me because no other four year school had both fashion design and psychology.

6. Class Size When explained to me, for the required classes you would have one lecture once a week from a professor with about 300 kids. However for normal classes, you would be with a Teachers Assistant with about 20 students. However, when your classes were more specific to your major, there were at most 50 kids in the class.

7. Abroad Program Syracuse University offers one of the best abroad programs in the country. They are partnered with many other schools in many other countries to order to provide students with choices as to which country they would like to study in.

8. Hall of Languages: This is the home of The College of Arts and Sciences, and now provides classrooms that can accommodate 2,235 students and offices for many departments, including English and textual studies, philosophy and religion.

9. Abroad Program (Part 2) This is very important for me because I want to go abroad either in my junior or senior year to Dublin, Ireland. Syracuse is partnered with the University of College Dublin. Syracuse students choose from the same range of courses as full degree students and are taught and examined in the same manner.

10. Cons of Syracuse Although the school has a campus, it is not as close to a major city as I wanted for a school. Also, the weather tends to be much colder and worse in the winter than that of Boston weather.

11. The Carrier Dome on Syracuse Campus, which seats about 50,000 people.