University of Dallas

Irving, TX

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Acceptance Rate

54%

Enrollment

1,403

Graduation Rate

68%

Student-Faculty Ratio

12:1

Median Earnings (10yr)

$58,285

Retention Rate

81%

Admissions

SAT Range (25th–75th)1170–1370

8001600

ACT Range (25th–75th)25–32

136

Test Policy: Test Required

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Scale

SAT

ACT

Test-optional

Extracurriculars

LimitedExceptional

Cost & Financial Aid

In-State Tuition

$50,880

Out-of-State Tuition

$50,880

Avg Net Price

$25,470

Room & Board

$14,360

Total COA

$64,752

Median Debt

$23,117

Net Price by Family Income

$0–30,000

$14,372

$30,001–48,000

$14,535

$48,001–75,000

$18,311

$75,001–110,000

$22,936

$110,001+

$34,646

Pell Grant Rate: 26%

Federal Loan Rate: 47%

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Family Income

Sticker Price$65,240

Estimated Net Price$25,470 (avg)

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Outcomes

Graduation Rate

68%

Median Earnings (10yr)

$58,285

Retention Rate

81%

Median Debt

$23,117

Top Programs

Business & Marketing

20.1%

Biology

14.2%

Social Sciences

13.2%

English

11.6%

Psychology

7.6%

Theology

6.6%

History

5.0%

Physical Sciences

4.3%

Foreign Languages

4.0%

Philosophy & Religious Studies

3.6%

Top Majors

Major	Graduates	Earnings (4yr)
Business Administration, Management and Operations	67	$68,304
English Language and Literature, General	36	$37,754
Biology, General	33	—
Theological and Ministerial Studies	32	—
Political Science and Government	25	—
Psychology, General	19	—
Economics	17	$57,745
History	14	$42,028
Teacher Education and Professional Development, Specific Levels and Methods	11	—
Fine and Studio Arts	11	—
Classics and Classical Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	10	—
Romance Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics	9	—
Computer Science	8	—
Physics	8	—
Philosophy	7	—