Undergraduate Admission

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Our campus is always open online. Learn more about DU academic and student life and get a glimpse of the campus with virtual tours. You can also join us live and be a part of the action with regularly scheduled events and webinars!

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First-Year Student

Each year, roughly 1,400 new First-Year students join us to take on our world's greatest challenges. If you're ready to start your college journey, apply now.

First-Year Students

Transfer Student

If you have already completed high school and are taking or have taken college-level coursework since, then we invite you to apply to DU as a Transfer Student.

Transfer Students

International Student

Almost 10 percent of our student body comes from outside the United States. Apply to join our community.

International Students

Undocumented Student

We welcome applications from anyone who wants to join our community of learners and doers, regardless of immigration status.

Undocumented Students

Admitted Student

You’re in! Congratulations. Now find out what you have to do next to begin your DU experience!

Admitted Students

Deposited Student

We’re thrilled you’ve decided to join us! Find information on applying for classes, orientation and housing, and begin familiarizing yourself with student life.

Deposited Students

Pioneer Prep Student

The Pioneer Prep Leadership Institutes are three-day courses, built around diversity, that give high school juniors and seniors the chance to learn about college access and career planning.

Pioneer Prep Students

High School Early Experience Student

We offer college-level courses to students still finishing their high school diploma. Get an early look at the world of higher learning.

High School Students

Non-Degree Student

Our Non-Degree option allows students to pursue topics they’re passionate about, bolster their skillsets and advance in their career without going through the entire formal application process.

Non-Degree Students

Working Professional

If you've already started your degree, classes at University College can help you finish on your schedule.

Working Professionals

High School Counselor

High school counselors play an important role in a student’s application process. We offer resources to help you keep your students on track and informed.

High School Counselors

Family Member

Parents, guardians and other family members can provide guidance and support during the admission process.

Families

Discover DU

Visit DU

Seated at the foot of the Rocky Mountains, our campus is full of opportunities for exploration and adventure. Take a virtual tour, or visit in person and experience for yourself what makes Denver and DU a great place to call home.

Visit Options

Financial Aid

We know that applying for financial aid can be tricky, so we’ve put together everything you’ll need to get going. Use our resources to learn more about outside scholarships and grants, merit-based scholarships and student loans.

Financial Aid

100+ 100+ undergraduate academic programs

12:1 12:1 student-faculty ratio

$156m $156 million+ in annual financial aid

Find out why our students love being a part of DU

Why DU

Academic Programs

Whether you're looking to start a career as an entrepreneur, artist, scientist or anything in between, we have a program that will help you explore your passion. Small classes mean you'll receive individual attention from your professors, and because we devote over $350,000 per year to undergraduate research, you'll be encouraged to make original contributions to your field.

Combine that with unmatched opportunities to study abroad and internship opportunities, and you have a college experience that puts you more than a step ahead of the pack.

Design your DU viewbook and take the next step to discover where your path can take you.

Find Your Program

Experiences at DU

Student Life

From rock climbing and hiking to fighting climate change and promoting diversity, you're sure to find friends to join you. Choose from over 100 student organizations and pursue your interests while taking in the natural beauty of Denver and Colorado.

Life at DU

Study Abroad

Expand your horizons with any of our 150 programs in 52 countries around the world. Over 77 percent of DU students study abroad as undergraduates, bringing home experiences and perspectives that shape their lives.

Study Abroad

Disclosures

Notice of Nondiscriminatory Policy

The University of Denver admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. It does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs.

Clery Disclosure Act

In compliance with the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act, the University of Denver prepares and distributes an Annual Security and Fire Safety Report, which includes required disclosures of crime and fire statistical data for the previous three years. The report also contains disclosures regarding institutional policies, procedures and programs concerning campus safety and security. The University makes available an electronic version of the report here and a paper copy upon request to the Division of Campus Safety.

Drug-Free Workplace Act

The University promotes a healthy and safe educational, professional, and residential community where drugs and alcohol do not interfere with individual performance, personal success, public safety or the integrity of the learning environment. Compliance with the federal requirements under the Drug Free Schools and Communities Act and Drug Free Workplace is available here.

If interested in more information, please explore DU’s Consumer Disclosures and the Office of Equal Opportunity & Office of Title IX.

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