Wilmington University

Wilmington University

Contact Information

320 Dupont Highway New Castle, DE 19720 (302) 356-4636 (877) 967-5464 Fax: (302) 328-5902 inquire@wilmu.edu

Admissions Profiles

Selectivity

Selectivity:
N/A

Fall 2008 Acceptance rate:
96.8%

Early decision acceptance rate:
N/A

Early action acceptance rate:
N/A

Acceptance rate (excluding early action and early decision students):
N/A

Fall 2008 Applications, Acceptances, and Enrollments

Number of applicants:
1,239

Number of applicants accepted:
1,200

Freshman enrollment for Fall 2008:
647

Percent of incoming freshmen who applied by either early acceptance or early action:
N/A

Number of male applicants:
552

Number of male applicants accepted for Fall 2008:
539

Male freshman enrollment:
317

Number of female applicants:
687

Number of female applicants accepted:
661

Female freshman enrollment:
330

Wait List

Does the school have a waiting list?
No

Number of applicants placed on a waiting list:
N/A

Number of students on the wait list accepted:
N/A

Number of students enrolled from a waiting list:
N/A

High School Rank

Percent of first-year students submitting high school class standing:
N/A

2008 Freshmen in top 10 percent of high school class:
N/A

Freshmen in top 25 percent of high school class (2008):
N/A

Freshmen in top 50 percent of high school class (2008):
N/A

High School GPA

Percent of first-year students submitting high school GPA:
N/A

Average high school GPA:
N/A

Fall 2008 Freshmen Average SAT Scores

Percent of first-year students submitting SAT scores:
N/A

SAT Critical Reading 25th-75th percentile range:
N/A

SAT Math 25th-75th percentile range:
N/A

SAT Writing 25th-75th percentile range
N/A

SAT Essay 25th-75th percentile range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Critical Reading scores in the 700-800 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Critical Reading scores in the 600-699 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Critical Reading scores in the 500-599 range:
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Percent with SAT Critical Reading scores in the 400-499 range:
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Percent with SAT Critical Reading scores in the 300-399 range:
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Percent with SAT Critical Reading scores in the 200-299 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Math scores in the 700-800 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Math scores in the 600-699 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Math scores in the 500-599 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Math scores in the 400-499 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Math scores in the 300-399 range:
N/A

Percent with SAT Math scores in the 200-299 range:
N/A

Fall 2008 Freshmen Average ACT Scores

Percent of first-year students submitting ACT scores
N/A

ACT English 25th-75th percentile range:
N/A

ACT Math 25th-75th percentile range:
N/A

ACT Composite 25th-75th percentile range:
N/A

Percent with ACT English scores in the 30-36 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT English scores in the 24-29 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT English scores in the 18-23 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT English scores in the 12-17 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT English scores in the 6-11 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT English scores below 6:
N/A

Percent with ACT Math scores in the 30-36 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Math scores in the 24-29 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Math scores in the 18-23 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Math scores in the 12-17 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Math scores in the 6-11 range:
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Percent with ACT Math scores below 6:
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Percent with ACT Composite scores in the 30-36 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Composite scores in the 24-29 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Composite scores in the 18-23 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Composite scores in the 12-17 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Composite scores in the 6-11 range:
N/A

Percent with ACT Composite scores below 6:
N/A

TOEFL TOEFL requirement? N/A May the TOEFL be submitted in place of the SAT or ACT? N/A Minimum TOEFL score required (paper test): 550 Minimum TOEFL score required (computer test): N/A Average TOEFL score (paper test): N/A Average TOEFL score (computer test): N/A

More about Wilmington University

Website: http://www.wilmu.edu

Address: 320 Dupont Hwy , New Castle , Delaware – 19720

Phone: (877) 967-5464

Type
Four or more years Private not-for-profit

Awards offered
Less then 1 year certificate, Associate’s, Bachelor’s, Master’s

Campus setting
Large Suburb

Campus housing
No

Carnegie classification
Doctoral/Research Universities

Athletics (football)
NCAA, Not applicable

Religious affiliation
Not applicable

Calendar system
Trimester

Remedial services
Yes

Academic/career counseling service
Yes

Employment services for students
Yes

Placement services for completers
Yes

On-campus daycare
No

Distance learning
Yes

ROTC
Yes

Study abroad
Yes

Weekend/evening college
Yes

ADMISSIONS: INFORMATION

Application fee
$25

STATISTICS
TOTAL
MEN
WOMEN

Applicants

Percent admitted

Admitted applicants who enrolled

TEST SCORES
P 25
P 75

SAT Critical reading

SAT Math

SAT Writing

ACT Composite

ACT English

ACT Math

Secondary school GPA
Not applicable

Secondary school record
Not applicable

Completion of college preparatory program
Not applicable

Recommendations
Not applicable

Admissions test scores
Not applicable

COST

EXPENSES
AMOUNT

In-state tuition
$8,760

Out-of-state tuition
$8,760

Books and supplies
$750

On-campus room and board

On-campus other expenses

FINANCIAL AID

TYPE
AVG %
AVG AMOUNT

Financial aid
71%

Federal grant aid
21%
$2,065

State or local grant aid
6%
$625

Institutional grant aid
5%

Loan aid
39%
$2,024

STUDENT BODY

ENROLLMENT
TOTAL
% MEN
% WOMEN

Enrolled
9,133
33%
67%

Estimated undergraduates enrolled
5,386

Estimated graduates enrolled
3,594

Undergraduates 24 years old

Undergraduates 25 – 65 years old

GRADUATION RATE

Total
42%

Men
41%

Women
44%

Bachelor’s degree – 4 years
18%

Bachelor’s degree – 5 years
32%

Bachelor’s degree – 6 years
39%