From DU
At the University of Denver, students build the skills, knowledge, and perspective needed to thrive in a dynamic world and excel in meaningful careers. From our world-class faculty and facilities in the city of Denver to our campus in the Colorado Rocky Mountains, our Four-Dimensional Experience means we invest in every dimension of our students’ personal and professional development. At DU, we ignite academic excellence, foster exceptional character, architect powerful career readiness and nurture whole-body well-being.
Small class sizes, a focus on experiential learning, top-ranked study abroad programs and a strong and supportive alumni base help our students build the foundations needed to design lives and careers that lead to big impacts and positive changes. As one of the smallest private R1 institutions in the nation, we empower students to solve the challenging problems of our time and make new discoveries in our labs and our communities. And with our flexible quarter system, students are easily able to explore and pursue multiple majors and minors across disciplines, choosing from over 100 academic areas of study.
DU boasts 100 student organizations, 18 Division I athletic programs (including our ten-time national championship men’s hockey team), and 30 club and 20 intramural sports.
Events & Resources
Friday@DU
Our Friday@DU half-day visit programs offer a more in-depth view of life at DU and include an information session, student panel, campus tour, and lunch on us!
Sample Schedule (times subject to change):
9:00am: Information Session
10:00am: Current Student Panel
10:30am: Campus Tour
12:00pm: Lunch in the Dining Hall (optional)
1:00pm: Academic Meetings (optional and subject to availability)
Virtual Visit
Our live virtual info sessions last approximately one hour and give you the opportunity to interact with current students and staff who will introduce you to life as part of the DU community.
Upcoming dates include August 5, September 16, September 30, October 14, October 28, November 12 and December 16, 2024.
FIRST@DU
FIRST@DU in the Dean of Students Office supports first-generation, minoritized and other historically underrepresented students succeed through community activities, mentorships, academic workshops, resource referrals, leadership development, scholarship assistance and more.
Learning Effectiveness Program
The Learning Effectiveness program was founded in 1982 as an academic support program for University of Denver students with learning disabilities. Our mission is to support learning and neurodiversity by providing students opportunities and resources for personal growth, academic skill building, and connection.
Working under the Dean of Student's office in Student Affairs and Inclusive Excellence, the Learning Effectiveness Program (LEP) has developed some of the most comprehensive and innovative support services provided at the post-secondary level. Our nationally recognized program serves over 350 students each year.
Universities are larger institutions that typically contain multiple different schools for different subjects. Students at these schools will be connected to a large group of peers and have many resources at their fingertips.
Urban institutions typically offer more options when it comes to internships, jobs, community service, research positions, social lives, and more. However, some may find the city distracting, and the cost of living is typically higher.
Student Demographics at University of Denver
Data Sources
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