Delaware State University

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Delaware State University

• Ryneek Randolph8p4/23/08

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Delaware State University

• Delaware state university is a big school.
• The colors are red and blue.
• It is a black white school has a lot of girls up
  there my cousin go to that school and her
  boyfriend.

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Location

• Located in Delaware state
• The 400-acre main campus is located in Dover,
  Delaware. It is two hours away from Philadelphia,
  Baltimore, and Washington, D.C., and three hours
  away from New York City. DSU also has satellite
  sites in Wilmington and Georgetown. The main
  campus in Dover contains 30 buildings, including

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Enrollment of Undergraduates

• Enrollment Undergraduates is 3,722. students who
  come from 28 states and 31 countries.

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Admission Requirements

• High School GraduatesInterviews and Campus
  VisitsIntroduction
• The tests taken in December or January of the
  senior year of secondary school are preferred.
  Results of tests completed during the junior year
  will be accepted.
• The tests to be used for admission purposes shall
  be the Scholastic Assessment Test (SAT) or the
  American College Test (ACT).

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Undergraduate Degree Programs

• The university offers 66 undergraduate degrees,
  20 graduate degrees, and two doctoral degrees.
  Degree options include the disciplines of
  mathematics, natural and social sciences,
  education, airway sciences, visual and performing
  arts, management, accounting and finance,
  agriculture, natural resources, nursing, social
  work and others.

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Current Cost

• The current cost for Delaware state University is
  344 per year.

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Where to live

• Apartment near the college . Or live on campus
  with friends.

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Extra curricular Activates

• Extra Curricular Activities Consist Of
  Football,Basketball,Ferturnity,Soararity And many
  large Community Colleges

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Cost of 4 Years

• 2016 the cost of a four year college is 49,700
• And the cost of for 2021 is 69,400
• So what does this mean for you? Well, obviously
  no one knows what the future will hold, but
  assuming these trends continue over the next 10
  to 15 years, the "number for tuition and fees
  alone would look something like this, without
  even considering room and board, books, supplies
  and transportation.