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A trip to the basement of h.b. crouse hall!
Campus
H.B. Crouse Hall may be a small building, but it is vitality important as home to the writing center, as well as offices for graduate students. If you need individual help in a writing or english course, this is most likely where you will meet with a professor or graduate student.
00:58
The 'pros' of attending a large university like su
Academics
Before I came to Syracuse, I was worried about finding my place within such a large undergraduate population. The twenty-two thousand students are split into many "home colleges": The School of Architecture, The College of Arts and Sciences, The School of Education, The College of Engineering and Computer Science, The David B. Falk College of Sport and Human Dynamics, The School of Information Studies, The Martin J. Whitman School of Management, The Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, The S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications, and The College of Visual and Performing Arts (VPA). It's much either to find your place within a smaller 'school', without loosing the large university experience. You can take classes outside of your home college, or maybe even take up a minor or two :P
00:17
Meet melanie! she shows you the quad!
Campus
When it's warm out you can find the majority of the students hanging out on the quad/doing their homework/sitting on the grass etc. The quad is one of the main parts on campus (however the promenade is still the central part). If you have classes in HBC or any of the science buildings you will have to walk through the quad almost every day!
00:39
Faq with melanie!
Campus
Syracuse winters are known to be brutal. Syracuse was ranked the #1 snowiest city in America. However, our school spirit makes up for the mild hypothermia that you may get when outside. #bleedorange
00:41
Melanie shows you around bird library!
Food
Bird Library is one of the two libraries on campus. Bird is open 24/7 and has a cafe on the first floor. Students often camp out in Bird and even spend their nights here (especially during midterms and finals!)
00:21
Welcome to the newhouse school of public communications!
Academics
Syracuse University is known for its amazing communications program. Newhouse School of Public communications #1 in the nation for communications (undergrad) and journalism (graduate) programs! Some famous alumni that have went here are Dick Clark, Bob Costas, Marv Albert etc.
00:27
Mel shows you the schine underground
Campus
Schine Underground is home to many on campus concerts and activity fairs! New students often don't know that this place exists, however if you follow the labyrinth- like stairs in the middle of the student center you will end up at Schine Underground!
00:21
West campus and starbucks!
Food
Although most if not all SU students are huge fans of Dunkin Donuts, the West Campus Starbucks is a life saver! This Starbucks location accepts your student ID card as a type of payment and is a 5 minute walk from most freshman dorms!
00:25
Bbb gym!
Dorms
The BBB gym is attached to the residence hall so you don't have to go outside in the brutal winters to get to the work out facility. Other gyms on campus include the Women's Building, Archibald, Marshall Square mall gym, Ernie etc. To get inside the gyms you nee dot bring your student ID and other swipe in or sign in by hand before entering the facility!
00:28
Hungry? check out the brockway dining hall
Food
The Brockway dining hall is connected to the rest of the building so you don't have to go outside if you're feeling hungry! A different menu is served every day and all you need to get inside is your student ID card. The only downside to this dining hall is the fact that it closes at 7:30 pm, however the rest of the dining halls on campus stay open until 9 pm daily. (PS. During finals week all dining halls stay open until midnight!)
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