University Of Denver

Programs: Instruction 2016-2017 undergraduate 5,754, graduate and professional 5,860, total fall enrollment 11,614. Degrees conferred (2016-2017): baccalaureate 1,279, master's 2,043, first professional 267, doctoral 158. Total degrees conferred 3,922. Undergraduate students can select from more than 100 undergraduate programs, including traditional majors and dual degree programs that span a variety of disciplines, including business, education, social work, art history, geographic information science, international studies, public policy and engineering. Graduate students can select from more than 120 graduate degree programs that will challenge, inspire, and prepare them to achieve their highest academic and professional goals. Each du graduate program combines rigorous study with critical thinking collaboration and applied learning experiences that will enable students to expand their skills, deepen their expertise and apply their knowledge to benefit themselves and the world.

2016-2017 academic year: the university of denver student can apply for financial aid to assist them and their family in covering the cost of their education. Scholarships and grants are available to students from federal, state and institutional programs. Institutional scholarship, waivers and cash assistance programs for the 2016-2017 academic year equaled $147,434,816 endowed and gift support scholarship programs funded $12,973,191 and the federal and state programs funded $2,457,738. Up to 80% of the students at the university receive some financial aid.

academic support and student services 2016-2017 academic year: academic support includes the administrative support for 12 graduate schools and professional programs and 7 undergraduate schools and colleges. Academic support also includes the university's libraries, media and information technology support and other support functions for the university's primary missions. Student services - consists of the activities of the admissions, registrar and financial resources offices as well as activities that contribute to the students development outside the formal instruction program that include intercollegiate athletic programs and sports and wellness recreation programs. Included in their activities are campus life, career and counseling centers, leadership programs and other campus activities that contribute to the students' emotional and physical well-being and intellectual, cultural and social development.