Wilmington University is a private university in New Castle, Delaware, that started as Wilmington College; its catalog and several sources give 1968, when a charter class of 194 students began under educator Donald E. Ross, though CollegeXpress lists 1967. The input year of 1870 belongs to Wilmington College in Ohio and is wrong. The university's catalog says it now serves more than 20,000 students, while CampusTours lists 14,678, including 9,355 undergraduates and 5,323 graduates. Classes run in 15-week, 7-week, weekend modular, hybrid and online formats, and the university mainly serves commuters, with no student housing. Admission is described as open-access by some sources, with rolling admission and a $35 application fee, though one aggregator's claim of a 99 percent acceptance rate is unverified. The main campus is in historic New Castle near Wilmington, at 320 North DuPont Highway, matching the input address.
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Wilmington University uses rolling admission with a $35 application fee reported by CampusTours.
Dates, fees and criteria change every session. Always confirm them on the official admissions page before applying.
Location
320 N. DuPont Hwy, New Castle, Delaware, United States
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