Undergraduate Programs
Fast Facts
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Number of undergraduate students at the University of Denver (DU) (2008-2009) |
5,324 |
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Number of undergraduate students at the Daniels College of Business at DU (2008-2009) |
2,177 |
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Academic Calendar |
Quarter system from September to June with an optional Summer Session and inter-term offerings. |
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Undergraduate degrees offered by Daniels |
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Undergraduate/graduate dual degrees |
Complete your undergraduate degree and a graduate degree from Daniels (MBA or a master's degree in a specific discipline) in just five years. Learn more. |
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Avg. class size at the University of Denver (DU) |
20 |
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Percentage of students who study abroad |
74% (2006-2007 school year) |
Student Profile
Academics
The University of Denver is known for attracting high-achieving students. The list below states both average and middle 50% academic statistics for students accepted to the University of Denver. Note: This data is not limited to Daniels College of Business undergraduates.
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Accepted Student Averages |
Accepted Student Middle 50% |
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GPA |
3.7 |
3.5-4.0 |
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SAT Math |
604 |
550-660 |
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SAT CR |
600 |
550-650 |
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SAT Combined |
1,220 |
1,120-1,320 |
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ACT |
27 |
25-29 |
2008 Enrolled First-Year Students
Geographic Breakdown
The University of Denver is a national university with students from all over the country and throughout the world enrolled in undergraduate programs. This list breaks down the percentage of first-year students enrolled in 2008 by US region:
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Colorado |
41.8% |
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West |
14.8% |
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Southwest |
6.5% |
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Midwest |
17.8% |
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Northeast |
10.0% |
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Southeast |
3.0% |
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International |
6.1% |
Race/Ethnicity
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American Indian or Alaskan Native |
1.7% |
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Black, non-Hispanic |
1.8% |
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Asian/Pacific Islander |
5.2% |
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Hispanic |
6.8% |
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International |
5.3% |
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Race/Ethnicity Unknown |
9.1% |
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White, non-Hispanic |
70.0% |
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