University of Denver

The following are the University of Denver eligibility requirements:

Eligibility Requirements for Undergraduate students:

The average GPA of students accepted is 3.78 (for the middle 50% from 3.62 to 4.0). SAT or ACT score is also required both for admission and merit purposes. Either SAT or ACT reasoning test score is acceptable for UG admission at the University of Denver. Scores obtained in a subject test or writing sections are not acceptable. For Fall 2021 admission, the average SAT score of aspirants must be 1316. The middle 50% score must be 1230-1410. And for Fall 2021 admission, the average ACT score of aspirants must be 30. The middle 50% score must be 28-32.

Eligibility Requirements for Graduate students:

To pursue graduate courses at the University of Denver, aspirants must have a valid baccalaureate degree. They need to submit at least one transcript from their post-secondary institutions. The minimum cumulative GPA to pursue undergraduate courses at DU is 3.0 on a 4.0 scale.

Country-Specific Requirements for Indian students:

Indian students must have a baccalaureate degree or a higher degree from a formally accredited/recognized university. Aspirants do not need to appear for an English proficiency test if they passed their last qualifying examination from an institution where English was the sole language of instruction and examination.

The minimum English language scores for UG and PG courses are:

For UG Students

For PG Students

The University of Denver's campus provides many academic resources, ongoing social life, and professional networking opportunities to the students. It has five residential halls, namely the Nagel Hall, the Nelson Hall, the Jonhson-Mcfarlane, the Centennial Hall, and the Dimond Family Residential Village. These halls provide many conveniences to the students, including food courts, kitchens, bedroom suites, and a fitness center. The campus fosters an environment of inclusivity by providing the Disability Services Programs to students with disabilities. Under this program, these students get free accommodations at the university. Additionally, the campus has trained safety officers that guard the campus 24/7. Listed below is the breakdown of expenses of living in the University of Denver:

Note: Direct costs are billed to the student by the University of Denver. Indirect costs are not billed to the student by DU, but are estimates of amounts paid to outside companies during the course of the year.

At the University of Denver, there are three primary types of merit scholarships available to international students;

• Merit-based: $10,000 to $31,000 per year for first year students, $5,000 to $21,000 per year for transfer students
• Music Activity Scholarship and
• Athletic Activity Grant.

All international students are directly considered for merit-based scholarship at the University of Denver, once they've applied. No separate application is required for this scholarship.

However, to be eligible for music activity schoolarship, students must submit an audition to the Lamont School of Music. Also, applicants who plan to participate in NCAA athletics can be considered for the athletic activity grant scholarships.