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    Top Colleges in Delaware

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    Updated: May 7th, 2024

    Delaware is a small state with few college options, but schools like the University of Delaware offer programs such as agriculture tailored specifically to the Delaware student body. They are also members of the Academic Common Market, meaning students from many partner states can receive in-state discounts in some Delaware programs. Check out our list below to get the low-down on Delaware colleges.

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    University of Delaware

    Newark, DE • Public, Suburb

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    University of Delaware is a public 4-year college located in Newark, Delaware. There are currently 18,665 undergraduates at Delaware and the school’s acceptance rate is 74%. The tuition at Delaware…

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    74% acceptance
    80% graduation rate
    18,665 undergrads
    $17,713 net price
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    Goldey-Beacom College

    Wilmington, DE • Private, Non-Profit, Suburb

    Goldey-Beacom College is a private, non-profit 4-year college located in Wilmington, Delaware. There are currently 617 undergraduates at Goldey-Beacom and the school’s acceptance rate is 63%. The tuition at Goldey-Beacom…

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    63% acceptance
    67% graduation rate
    617 undergrads
    $19,276 net price
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    Delaware State University

    Dover, DE • Public, City

    Delaware State University is a public 4-year college located in Dover, Delaware. There are currently 4,588 undergraduates at DSU and the school’s acceptance rate is 55%. The tuition at DSU…

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    55% acceptance
    45% graduation rate
    4,588 undergrads
    $12,544 net price
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    Wilmington University

    New Castle, DE • Private, Non-Profit, Suburb

    Wilmington University is a private, non-profit 4-year college located in New Castle, Delaware. There are currently 8,210 undergraduates at Wilmington. The tuition at Wilmington is $12,030.

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    --% acceptance
    20% graduation rate
    8,210 undergrads
    $15,343 net price
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    State grants in Delaware

    Charles L. Hebner Memorial Scholarship

    The Charles L. Hebner Memorial Scholarship is a merit based scholarship for full-time Delaware students. As long as students keep up with their GPA, this scholarship can be renewed for up to three additional years. 

    Student Excellence Equals Degree (SEED)

    The Student Excellence Equals Degree (SEED) program gives Delaware students the opportunity to attend community college free of tuition. Whether the courses are towards a workforce certification or an academic degree, SEED can be applied to up to 5 years of courses. 

    Delaware tuition reciprocity agreements

    If you are looking at a certain program that’s not available in Delaware, but is available in partner states in the Southern Regional Education Board Academic Common Market (ACM), you may be eligible for tuition discounts that allow you to study out of state at in-state tuition rates. 

    Here are the states in the Southern Regional Education Board ACM: 

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    Frequently asked questions about colleges in Delaware

    What is the hardest college in Delaware to get into?

    The college with the lowest acceptance rate in Delaware is Delaware State University, with an admissions rate of 59%. Even though this school does have a lower rate, sometimes students who are admitted are denied from schools with higher acceptance rates. Admissions vary from student to student, so don’t get discouraged as there’s no hurt in applying!

    Does Delaware have tuition reciprocity?

     Yes! Delaware is one of the states in the Southern Regional Education Board Academic Common Market (ACM), so if you’re a resident of a SREB state, you have the opportunity to go out of state for college and pay discounted tuition.

    Why should I study in Delaware?

    Though Delaware is one of the smaller states in the country, it’s got plenty of history. This founding state is the flattest in the US, making it super easy for students to get around by bike. Delaware is also in close proximity to major cities like Baltimore, Philadelphia, and Washington D.C., meaning close proximity to great educational and professional opportunities like internships.

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