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The main Delaware campus is based in a small city of Newark, Delaware. Services offered on-campus:
For all who receive admission, there are about 280 student clubs and organizations on the school’s lush campus in downtown Newark. Nearly 20 percent of students are involved in the school's large Greek system, which has about 25 fraternities and nearly 20 sororities.
When students want to leave campus, Wilmington is about 12 miles away. Philadelphia is a 45-mile drive and Baltimore is 55 miles away.
Aside from partying, the university has movie screenings every weekend for under $5 and you can shop up going down Newark Main Street.
The University of Delaware strives to provide a housing assignment to meet every student's needs. A variety of housing options already exist to accommodate you, so please make your housing decisions carefully. We understand that there are exceptions and circumstances where particular requests and accommodations need to be considered, and they are evaluated carefully.
There is a range of options for living environments from single-sex halls to coed by room or floor, and rooms, suites and apartments that accommodate from one to five other roommates, and options for living by oneself. There is a dining hall within a short walk of all residence halls; and fitness centers, recreational facilities, and campus convenience markets in each neighborhood.
All residence halls feature fire alarm and suppression systems including individual room smoke detectors and sprinkler heads. In addition, all halls are locked twenty four hours a day and have security system featuring door alarms and a key card entry system restricting access to only those residing in the building.
All halls are smoke free and include public area lounges, laundry and kitchen facilities, TVs, mailboxes and quiet study spaces. Room furnishings include single beds, dressers, desks and study chairs, lighting, wastebasket, closets or wardrobes and window treatments. Kitchenette and living area furnishings are provided in on-campus apartments.
Full-time, first year students at UD are not required to live on campus or in institutionally-controlled housing.
Delaware career center is a comprehensive resource for all career related things. It is open to help students in their career planning process as they engage in thinking about and taking steps towards realizing career goals. The career services center offers a variety of career fairs and meetups throughout the academic year, including:
Total undergraduate costs for nine-month academic year, 2016–2017 are about $47,000 for a non-resident living on-campus. This sum includes tuition and fees - about $32,000 per year, books and supplies - $800, room and board - $12,000, personal and transportation costs - $2,000.
The University of Delaware (UD) is the largest university in Delaware. Founded in 1743 as a small private academy, the University of Delaware has grown to become a significant state-assisted, privately governed establishment one that is designated as a Land, Sea and Space Grant institution by the US government.
With around 17,000 undergraduates and 5,000 graduate students, the university offers a wide range of programs through its seven colleges and links with over 70 research centres. It offers 147 bachelor degrees, 119 masters, 54 doctorates, 15 dual graduate programmes and three associate programmes.
The main campus is situated in Newark and much of its architecture is influenced by Georgian design. The other four campuses can be found across the state in Wilmington, Dover, Georgetown and Lewes.
Much to the benefit of its College of Earth, Ocean and Environment, the university has its own 146-foot vessel called the Hugh R. Sharp. Named after a previous trustee of the university who had a passion for marine studies, the research vessel is the most advanced in the US and can carry up to 20 scientists on coastal research cruises of up to 18 days.
Back on land, the university also has its own High Performance Figure Skating Centre where some of the best figure skaters in the world flock to train.
Due to the number of academic options, many students complete dual degrees as well as double majors and minors. UD students have access to work and internship opportunities, world-wide study abroad programs, research and service learning programs.
U.S. News & World Report ranked UD's undergraduate program tied for the 79th among "national universities" and tied for the 30th among public universities in its 2017 rankings.
Notable alumni of the University of Delaware include Vice President of the United States and former US Senator Joe Biden; the Second Lady of the United States Jill Biden; New Jersey Governor Chris Christie; campaign manager David Plouffe; Nobel Prize-winning microbiologist Daniel Nathans and organic chemist Richard F. Heck; and the current president of the Emory University James W. Wagner.
The University of Delaware offers more than 150 graduate degree programs. Its most popular majors are liberal arts and humanities; finance, nursing; kinesiology and exercise science; business/marketing; social sciences; engineering.
The university's programs in engineering, science, business, hospitality management, education, urban affairs and public policy, public administration, agriculture, history, chemical and biomolecular engineering, chemistry and biochemistry have been highly ranked with some drawing from the historically strong presence of the nation's chemical and pharmaceutical industries in the state of Delaware, such as DuPont and W. L. Gore and Associates.
The main campus is in Newark, with satellite campuses in Dover, Wilmington, Lewes, and Georgetown.
Despite the fact that Newark is located roughly halfway between Philadelphia (72 km away) and Baltimore (89 km away) and is part of densely populated New Castle County, there is a large amount of public parkland surrounding the city.
