By the numbers

Undergraduate Enrollment	1,188
In-state Tuition (per semester hour, unless noted)	$975
Out-of-state Tuition (per semester hour, unless noted)	$975
Yearly Room and Board	$7,001+
% of Students on Financial Aid	92
Median ACT	26.2
% of African American Students	1.3
% of Asian American Students	5.7
% of Hispanic Students	16.8
% of International Students	1.3
Student/Teacher Ratio	11:1
Number of Full-time Faculty	121
Student Male/Female Ratio	44/56
Greek System?	No
% of Students Who Live on Campus?	62
% of Students Who Graduate in Four Years	60
% Who Graduate Overall	66
% of Freshmen Who Return	85
% Of Alumni Who Give $$ to School	20

University of Dallas

Team Name:

Crusaders

Address:

1845 E. Northgate Drive
Irving, TX 75062

Web:

udallas.edu

Phone:

800-628-6999

Undergraduate Enrollment

1,188

Points of Distinction

Catholic school where creative critical thinking is encouraged through its “Core” program
80 percent of students participate in the school’s semester-abroad program in Italy, where they attend mass at the Vatican
Students live on campus until their senior year

Walk among the approximately 1,200 undergraduates at the University of Dallas, and you’ll be struck by their enthusiasm for the school’s core curriculum and its Rome program. “The Core” combines a challenging variety of courses in English, philosophy, and 10 other subjects to provide each student with criticalthinking tools and the foundation for becoming a “truly” educated person. The semester-long Rome program continues where “the Core” leaves off. Sophomores spend a semester attending classes on UD’s 12-acre Due Santi campus and taking day and overnight trips to surrounding European cities. As many UD students will attest, the results are life-changing.

Back on the 744-acre Irving campus, students choose from 27 majors and more than 40 clubs and organizations. All but seniors are required to live on campus in one of eight residence halls or apartment complexes. During the day, students often congregate on the campus mall, which occasionally hosts live concerts. Thursday nights are spent at the “Rat” (the campus Rathskeller), and other extracurricular activities include playing on or cheering for one of the school’s 13 NCAA Division III athletic teams. Students seeking more-cosmopolitan restaurants and clubs frequently make the 15-minute drive into downtown Dallas.