Syracuse University is a famous comprehensive and research university in America. Syracuse University was founded in 1870, located in Syracuse, New York, USA. Syracuse University was founded by Methodist Church in 1832. 1920, Syracuse University declared itself a non-sectarian school. 1966 Join the American University Alliance.

The school ranks first in the United States in the discipline of public administration, and ranks in the top ten in many disciplines. Its School of Architecture, School of Information, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Maxwell School of Civil and Public Affairs, newhouse School of Public Communication, School of Visual and Performing Arts, and School of Education are among the best in the United States, with outstanding achievements in various disciplines and great influence, and are influential in American political circles and internationally.

Academic Ability of Syracuse University

Syracuse University ranks first in the United States in the discipline of public administration, and many disciplines rank in the top ten in the United States. Its School of Architecture, School of Information, School of Computer Science and Engineering, Maxwell School of Civil and Public Affairs, newhouse School of Public Communication, School of Visual and Performing Arts, and School of Education are among the best in the United States, with outstanding achievements and great influence in various disciplines. They are influential in American politics and internationally, ranking first in the world.

Since the end of 19, more than 800 graduates of Syracuse University have served as senators, representatives, senior officials of the federal government, governors and state governments, and many graduates of Syracuse University have served as presidents of famous American research universities. Therefore, Syracuse University has won the reputation as the cradle of American politicians, and it is also one of the cradles for cultivating famous American university presidents.

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