The University of Delaware in Newark traces its origins to 1743, when Presbyterian minister Francis Alison opened a Free School in his home in New London, Pennsylvania. The school was chartered as the Academy of Newark in 1769, and a college was chartered to operate alongside the academy in 1833. Wikipedia lists 24,221 students for fall 2023, with 18,812 undergraduates and 4,449 postgraduates, while the university's facts page gives 23,613 without a date. UD accepts the Common App, requires the essay and a non-refundable $75 fee, and is test optional; students who opt out complete the supplemental essays within the Common App. Those who submit scores use SAT code 5811 or ACT code 0634. Third-party profiles report a middle 50 percent SAT range of 1150 to 1340, with only 31 percent of students submitting scores. Applicants with narrative or competency-based transcripts must provide an official academic record for review.
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UD accepts the Common App with a $75 fee and is test optional.
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105 E. Main St. Newark, Delaware, United States
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