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University of Dayton

1850
Founded
801-1000
THE Ranking
80%
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  • Upcoming Intake

    Aug 2024

  • Tution Fees

    Starts from 46,476 USD

  • English Requirement

    IELTS, TOEFL

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The University of Dayton is a private Catholic university in Dayton, Ohio. It was founded in 1850 by the Society of Mary as St Mary's School for Boys, becoming a university and adopting its current name in 1920. It is the second-largest private university in the state and has around 12,000 students including international students from 65 countries around the world.

The University of Dayton was the first University to establish an undergraduate program in human rights studies. Its Human Rights Center creates positive change through research, education and dialogue.

A research powerhouse, the University of Dayton is rated NO. 1 in the nation for materials engineering research and development and in Catholic university engineering research and development.  Since research is a key component of what makes the university so great, research services and other events are hosted here.

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The birthplace of aviation, Dayton offers a cultural heritage for students to become accustomed to during their time at university. Numerous historical sights can be seen around the city that narrate the story of the US air force. The arts scene is significant, and the architecture is stunning in areas such as the Oregon district or SunWatch Indian Village.

The Second Street Market is Dayton's biggest and oldest public market, offering fresh food from around 50 vendors. It is next to the visually arresting RiverScape MetroPark, which contains one of the largest fountains in the world and is the perfect spot for cycling and kayaking by the river. Dayton is a sizable city with plenty of activity on offer away from campus.

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    801-1000

FAQs

The University of Dayton is a doctoral, research-intensive university. It is also known as a top-tier national Catholic university.
Forbes named Dayton as one of the best cities to live in. This is partially due to low housing costs and unemployment rates combined with high salaries.

The University of Dayton is proud to offer financial assistance to around 98% of its students, leading them to be referred to as one of the best-value universities. The University invests more than $200 million each year through financial aid awards, so students should research the right scholarship for their personal circumstances.

New international students who demonstrate strong academic achievement can benefit from the International Merit Scholarship, while those showcasing strong leadership skills can receive the same value of up to $105,000 across four years. International students who are committed to promoting diversity and inclusion can receive the same amount by applying for the International Diversity Scholarship. International students in financial need can utilize the Flyer Promise Scholarship. Those who have already completed one semester at the university can benefit from their International Student Scholarships, provided they demonstrate substantial academic achievement.

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