Notre Dame

Indian students at the University of Notre Dame often prefer part-time jobs in various sectors. Some popular sectors for Indian students to work part-time at the University of Notre Dame include tutoring, camp counseling, and librarian and curator positions related to Latin American and Iberian Studies. 

The most preferred course by Indian students at the University of Notre Dame is the MA in Development Studies. Some of the popular courses offered at the University include Finance, Economics, Political Science and Government, Mathematics, Management Sciences, and Information Systems. The popular online courses offered by the University include "The Discipline of Leadership," "Leading from Within," "Leadership for an Increasingly Diverse World," "Ethics of Communication," and "Ethics of Technology. 

The University of Notre Dame is ranked as follows:
#20 out of 439 National Universities by U.S. News Best Colleges
#199 in World University Rankings 2024 by Times Higher Education
#304 in QS World University Rankings 2024 by Top Universities
#2 of 160 Best Catholic Colleges in America by Niche
#20 in Forbes' ranking of colleges.

The average cost of living at the University of Notre Dame includes the following estimated costs:
Tuition and fees: USD 65,025
Room and board: USD 17,900
Books and supplies: USD 1,250
Individual: USD 1,200
Transportation: USD 750
This gives a total estimated cost of USD 86,125. 

According to US News and World Report 2024, the University of Notre Dame acceptance rate is 13%, which means out of every 8 applications, only 1 is selected, which makes it highly competitive to get selected into the university.

The university gives preference to students having higher grades or have exceptional academic or research experience. Hence, having higher grades increases your chance of getting selected at University of Notre Dame.

Here is the list of eligibility requirements to get into US Universities.

The graduates of 2021 of the University of Notre Dame were interning in positions of - Architecture, Art Director, Commercial Banking, marketing, Project Management, Research, etc.

In the year 2021, the graduates of the University of Notre Dame were working in various non-profit organizations like - Jesuit Volunteer Corps, Bon Secours Volunteer Ministry, Americorps, Mercy Volunteer Corps, Teach for America,  AmercaScribe, etc.  

In the table given below students can check the plcement hihlights for the year 2021 for Notre Dame University.

There were over 100+ employers that hired the graduates of the class of 2021 of University of Notre Dame. The highest recruiter was Deloitte and the lowest recruiters with just 1 hire were around 50 companies. Following employer details are given in the table below: 

There were other employers as well that hired the graduates of the University of Notre Dame in the year 2021.