The University of Dallas is one of the top Catholic institutions of higher learning in the United States. One of the most prestigious American college guides, The Fiske Guide to Colleges, describes the University as “without a doubt, the best Catholic-affiliated school south of Washington, D.C.” We excel in preparation for graduate schools, and for professional careers in teaching, law, and medicine, as well as for careers in many other fields.

Our undergraduate college, Constantin College, is the home of 1,200 students from 49 states and 19 foreign countries. They have chosen the University of Dallas for its academic rigor, its strong degree programs in 26 areas, and its dedication to the highest ideals of a Catholic education.

In addition, the University has two unique attributes:

• Core Curriculum: Unlike other colleges and universities in the United States, the University of Dallas bases the first two years of learning on a Core Curriculum. This unique curriculum revolves around the in-depth study of works written by the greatest thinkers of ancient Greece and Rome and of modern Europe and America. The Core integrates history, politics, theology, science, art, literature, and philosophy courses, causing students to approach studies in their major fields at highly advanced levels, in comparison to other American universities.
• The Rome Program: In addition to our campus in Texas, in America, we have a second campus in Rome, Italy, where over 80 percent of our students spend a semester, usually during their second year of study. This experience brings our Core studies to life and incorporates many opportunities for travel in Western and Eastern Europe.

Another well-regarded national publication, The Insider’s Guide to Colleges, says, “The core curriculum, paired with small classes and the Rome program, make the University of Dallas a small, Catholic liberal arts university that stands out from its peers.”

The University of Dallas prizes diversity of the mind. As such, we welcome students of all faiths and backgrounds from around the world who are bright and interested in intellectual exploration and spiritual growth.

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University of Dallas
Office of Undergraduate Admission and Financial Aid
1845 East Northgate Drive
Irving, TX 75062- 4736

Phone: (972)721- 5266 Fax: (972)721- 5017
Toll free number (in the USA and Canada): 800-628- 6999
Email: ugadmis@udallas.edu

Founded: 1956
Character: Private, Catholic, co-educational, residential liberal arts university with a chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, the oldest and most prestigious national honor society in the United States
Location: Irving, Texas, a suburb of Dallas that is just a 15-minute drive from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
Enrollment: 1,200 undergraduate; 1,950 graduate
Undergraduate Students: From 49 states and 18 countries; 27% minority; 71% Catholic
Faculty: 130 full-time, 90% hold a doctorate or highest degree in their field; 93 part-time
Student/Faculty Ratio: 12:1
Average Class Size: 20
Academic Programs: 26 majors, 22 concentrations
Degrees Offered: B.A., B.S., M.A., M.B.A., M.F.A., Ph.D. Five-year M.B.A. program.
Required Admissions Examination Results: TOEFL, SAT or ACT
Annual Tuition & Fees for 2005-2006: Tuition: $19,604; Fees: $807; Room: $3,296; Board: $3,720. Additional annual costs include insurance, travel, books, and spending money. Candidates who can document that they have at least $25,000 US available for college expenses are considered for admission and partial tuition scholarships.
Post-graduate Record: Approximately 80% attend graduate school; over 85% of pre-med and over 90% of pre-law graduates are accepted by their first-choice professional school
Irving, Texas Campus and Facilities: 30 buildings on 744-acre landscaped campus in a safe, suburban community
Rome, Italy Campus and Facilities: 12-acre Due Santi campus includes classrooms, housing, tennis courts, swimming pool, library, amphitheatre; working vineyards and olive groves