DePaul University

DePaul University - private nonprofit higher education institution in United States. The history of DePaul University can be traced back to1898 . The main building of the university is located in Chicago inside an urban campus.

University ranking. The university is in the top 5% according to international ratings.

Application process and the cost of tuition. In order to enroll to the university the applicant must provide the results of the examinations and the certificate of the academic performance. More than a half (60%) of the applicants manage to secure their spot at DePaul University, however, the percentage may change depending on the faculty and the popularity of the course. The academic schedule is divided into quarters. Obtaining a bachelor’s at DePaul University is anything but cheap with tuition fees of 20,000 USD per year. A master’s degree of DePaul University will cost a student a significant sum of 20,000 USD per year. Despite this the students can apply for scholarships provided by the university. The official website of the university (http://www.depaul.edu) can offer more accurate pricing information depending on the chocen program.

The composition of the university. DePaul University is a big educational institution, attended by more than 29 thousand students. Both citizens and foreigners are able to apply. Both students and the academic staff can participate in the university’s international exchange programs. You can find the university on Itunes, Twitter, Youtube, Facebook, Linkedin, which might tell you more about the day to day life of DePaul University.

Infrastructure of DePaul University. The university has its own library. Also the university provides accommodations in the form of dormitories. The university is a part of the International Federation of Catholic Universities (IFCU) in addition to being a member of the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC), Association of Catholic Colleges and Universities (ACCU), Sport affiliations and memberships: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA).