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| Admissions Tests Required: | Required |
| Completion of College Preparatory Program: | Required |
| Recommendations: | Required |
| Secondary School GPA: | Required |
| Secondary School Record: | Required |
| TOEFL: | Required |
| Common Application Accepted: | Yes |
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| - | Graduate Application Fee |
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| Address: | 300 College Park Dayton, OH 45469 |
| Phone: | (937) 229-1000 |
| General Site: | www.udayton.edu |
| Admissions: | www.udayton.edu/main/admission.php |
| Application: | www.udayton.edu/admission/apply.php |
The first day you arrive on campus, do not go into this amazing experience that you need to fit in any certain category. There are people out there for everybody, so drop the high school mentality that you need to hang out with the jocks, dweebs etc. Become friends with people whose presence you enjoy. It is exciting and scary but after one weekend in the UD Ghetto you will feel right at home.
» Read MoreSince UD is fairly small compared to state universities, hands on research opportunities are plentiful. Ask around in your field when you visit! Also take some time to talk with professors while visiting, most departments will arrange a talk with one of the professors so they can show you around.
» Read MoreCome in knowing that this university is expensive and the classes are difficult. The workload will be, at times, intimidating. Find a balance between social life and academic, never let either run your life.
» Read MoreGet involved!!! Don't be afraid to go to career fairs or sign up for several clubs as a freshman. You have nothing to lose, and if you take the initiative early on, people will notice and you will open up many networking opportunities for the up-coming years. Also, forget everything you know about high school... College is completely different especially if you live on campus, and most information you gather will be presented in a way entirely new to you.
» Read MoreGreat university. Easy to go to class. Great professors.
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