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Dover, Delaware
Offering a unique blend of past, present, and future
W
alk on Delaware State University’s 356-acre campus and you will see centuries-old buildings. At the same
time, you will find some of the country’s most skilled researchers discovering new innova- tions in the fields of medicine, military defense, agriculture, and much more. DSU currently offers 46 undergraduate degree options, an impressive number for a school our size. We welcome students from a variety of back- grounds, with our current enrollment standing at 5,649—86% of whom are undergraduate students. Our male-to-female student ratio is 33:67, and 77% of our freshmen live on cam- pus in one of our eight residence halls. DSU’s main campus is in the historic city of Dover, the capital of Delaware. Arguably one of the best- kept secrets on the East Coast, Dover provides a small-town feel for students who want to learn without the distractions of an urban campus. Yet we’re only an hour and a half from major cities—including Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, DC—and a short drive to popular Rehoboth and Ocean City beaches. Our stu- dents truly enjoy the best of both worlds.
Ranked the #2 public HBCU among the “Best National Universities” and #8 overall among all HBCUs — U.S. News & World Report
Recognized as a Tree Campus — USA Arbor Day Foundation
Named one of the “50 Most Beautiful College Campuses” — Cosmopolitan magazine
100% of Professional Pilot, Nursing, and Education graduates pursuing careers in their fields
Classified as an R2 research institution with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and major research centers on campus
College of Business accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International)
“ Overall, my experience at Delaware State University proves that any dream or goal is attainable as long as you’re willing and eager to take advantage of the wonderful resources that are provided.” — Morgan Poole ’19, Mass Communications
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