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D E P A U L U N I V E R S I T Y

Do you want to immerse yourself in an academic environment where learning extends beyond the classroom and campus? At DePaul University, you’ll have the opportunity to live and learn in one of the world’s greatest cities, Chicago, IL.

DePaul offers international students a unique university experience. With a range of academic programs, you’ll find your place at the largest Catholic university in the U.S. Professors will challenge you to apply what you learn to real world scenarios and incorporate local organizations into the lessons.

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LIVE AND LEARN IN CHICAGO

15:1STUDENT-

TO-FACULTY RATIO

97%OF CLASSES ARE

TAUGHT BY PROFESSORS, NOT

TEACHING ASSISTANTS

PRIMARY MISSION ON

TEACHING AND SERVICE

QUARTERS MAKE UP THE ACADEMIC

YEAR

4 FALL WINTERSPRINGSUMMER (optional)

THE YEAR DEPAUL UNIVERSITY WAS

FOUNDED

1898

1DEPAUL IS THE

LARGEST CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY

IN THE NATION

FAST FACTS

130+UNDERGRADUATE

MAJORS

10COLLEGES

& SCHOOLS

175+ GRADUATE PROGRAMS

70MUSEUMS

116,000ALUMNI IN THE CHICAGO AREA

7,300+RESTAURANTS

FORTUNE 500 COMPANIES IN THE

METROPOLITAN AREA

30MORE THAN

MORE THAN

450 COMPANIES RECRUIT DEPAUL STUDENTS

ON CAMPUS.

85% OF THE ‘BEST PLACES TO WORK’ IN CHICAGO

RECRUIT DEPAUL GRADUATES.

The Windy City Chi-town

The Second City

CITY OF BIG SHOULDERS

42KILOMETERS OF

LAKEFRONT

LARGEST CITY IN THE U.S.

3RD

552PARKS

3FORMER CHICAGO

MAYORS CALL DEPAUL THEIR ALMA MATER.

CHICAGO

NEW YORK

2 HOURS

ATLANTA

2 HOURS

NEW ORLEANS

2 HOURS

LOS ANGELES

4 HOURS

ORLANDO

2 HOURS, 30 MIN.

MINNEAPOLIS

1 HOUR, 20 MIN.

WASHINGTON, D.C.

1 HOUR, 45 MIN.

SAN FRANCISCO

4 HOURS, 30 MIN.

DALLAS

2 HOURS, 15 MIN.

DENVER

2 HOURS, 30 MIN.

SEATTLE

4 HOURS, 30 MIN.

PHOENIX

3 HOURS, 30 MIN.

THE STATE OF

ILLINOIS(PRONOUNCED ILL-UH-NOY)

IS THE MOST DEMOGRAPHICALLY DIVERSE MIDWESTERN STATE

AND THE FIFTH MOST POPULOUS STATE IN THE NATION.

CHICAGO

Loop CampusThe heart of the Loop Campus is the DePaul Center, a historic building that features modern classrooms, a library and a Barnes & Noble bookstore. Downtown Chicago bustles just outside its doors. The Driehaus College of Business, College of Communication, College of Computing and Digital Media, College of Law and School for New Learning are based here, steps from the stock exchanges, many corporate headquarters and Chicago’s business district.

Lincoln Park CampusThe Lincoln Park Campus is situated in a beautiful residential neighborhood. Located on 40 acres in the heart of Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, it is DePaul’s largest campus and offers students a traditional university environment. The Lincoln Park Campus is home to the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences, College of Education, College of Science and Health, School of Music and The Theatre School.

U-Pass allows students unlimited use of public buses and trains to travel throughout the city and in between DePaul’s two main campuses.

Welcome to Chicago,a world-class city that truly has something for everyone. Here, you’ll have museums, the world’s best restaurants, and over 200 theaters right on your doorstep. As the country’s 3rd-largest city, Chicago is a hub for international trade and foreign investment. We are home to over 80 consulates general and have thriving relationships with our 28 sister cities worldwide. No matter where you’re from or what you love to do, you’ll soon be feeling right at home in Chicago.

AVERAGE FLIGHT TIMES FROM CHICAGO

24BEACHES

190+LIVE

PERFORMANCE THEATERS

25+ANNUAL MUSIC

FESTIVALS

7PRO SPORTS

TEAMS

ART GALLERIES

200

Driehaus College of BusinessACCOUNTANCY* (BSB) Strobel Honors Program

AC TUARIAL SCIENCE (BSB)

BUSINESS ADMINISTR ATION (BSB)

ECONOMICS* (BSB) Economics Honors Program

FINANCE (BSB) Finance Honors Program

HOSPITALIT Y LEADERSHIP (BSB) Event Management Lodging Management Private Club Membership Restaurant Operations and Ownership

MANAGEMENT (BSB) Entrepreneurship General Management Human Resources Leadership and Change Management Operations Management Sports Management

MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEMS (BSB)

MARKETING (BSB) Integrated Marketing Education Honors Program Digital Marketing Sales Leadership Standard Marketing

REAL ESTATE (BSB)

College of CommunicationCOMMUNIC ATION AND MEDIA* (BA)

COMMUNIC ATION AND TECHNOLOGY (BA)

COMMUNIC ATION STUDIES* (BA)

JOURNALISM* (BA)

MEDIA AND CINEMA STUDIES* (BA)

ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNIC ATION* (BA)

PUBLIC REL ATIONS AND ADVERTISING* (BA)

SPORTS COMMUNIC ATION (BA)

College of Computing and Digital Media (CDM)ANIMATION* (BA , BFA) 3D Animation Cinema Game Art Motion Graphics Storyboarding and Character Design

COMPUTER SCIENCE* (BS) Game Systems Software Development

CYBER-PHYSICAL SYSTEMS ENGINEERING (BS)

CYBERSECURIT Y (BS)

DATA SCIENCE (BS)

FILM AND TELEVISION (BA , BFA) Cinematography Comedy Filmmaking Creative Producing Directing Documentary Editing Production Design Screenwriting Showrunner Sound Design Visual Ef fects

GAME DESIGN (BS)

GAME PROGR AMMING (BS)

GR APHIC DESIGN (BFA)

INFORMATION SYSTEMS* (BS)

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY* (BS) Standard Web Development

MATH AND COMPUTER SCIENCE* (BS)

NET WORK ENGINEERING AND SECURIT Y* (BS)

USER EXPERIENCE DESIGN* (BS)

College of EducationEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUC ATION (BS)

ELEMENTARY EDUC ATION (BS)

EXERCISE SCIENCE (BS)

MIDDLE GR ADES EDUC ATION (BS)

PHYSIC AL EDUC ATION (BSPE)

SECONDARY EDUC ATION (BA , BS) Biology Chemistry English Environmental Science History Mathematics Physics Social Science Visual Art

SPECIAL EDUC ATION (BS)

WORLD L ANGUAGE EDUC ATION (BA) Chinese French German Italian Japanese Spanish

College of Liberal Arts and Social SciencesAFRIC AN AND BL ACK DIASPOR A STUDIES (BA)

AMERIC AN POLITICS (minor only)

AMERIC AN SIGN L ANGUAGE (minor only)

AMERIC AN STUDIES (BA)

ANTHROPOLOGY* (BA)

AR ABIC STUDIES* (BA)

ART, MEDIA AND DESIGN (BA) Graphic Art Media Art Studio Art

BIOETHICS AND SOCIET Y (minor only)

C ATHOLIC STUDIES (BA)

CHIC AGO STUDIES (minor only)

CHINESE STUDIES* (BA)

CITIES (minor only)

CLIMATE CHANGE SCIENCE AND POLICY (minor only)

COMMUNIT Y SERVICE STUDIES (minor only)

COMPAR ATIVE LITER ATURE (minor only)

CREATIVE PR AC TICE: ART AND WRITING (minor only)

CRITIC AL ETHNIC STUDIES (BA)

*COMBINED DEGREE PATHS Is graduate school part of your plan? DePaul offers hundreds of bachelor ’s/master ’s combined degree paths to help you achieve your academic goals faster. Want to learn more? Visit go.depaul.edu/combineddegrees.

With more than 150 undergraduate programs of study, we have the degree you’re looking for. Here’s an overview of our programs. For more information about the specific programs offered by each college, visit go.depaul.edu/academics.

CRIMINOLOGY (BA)

DR AWING (minor only)

ECONOMICS* (BA)

ENGLISH* (BA) Creative Writing Literary Studies

FOOD STUDIES (minor only)

FRENCH* (BA)

GEOGR APHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS (certificate only)

GEOGR APHY* (BA)

GERMAN* (BA)

GERMAN STUDIES (minor only)

GLOBAL ASIAN STUDIES (minor only)

HISTORY* (BA)

HISTORY OF ART AND ARCHITEC TURE (BA)

ILLUSTR ATION (minor only)

INTERNATIONAL STUDIES* (BA)

IRISH STUDIES (minor only)

ISL AMIC WORLD STUDIES (BA)

ITALIAN* (BA)

JAPANESE STUDIES* (BA)

L ATIN AMERIC AN AND L ATINO STUDIES* (BA)

LGBTQ STUDIES (minor only)

MEDIC AL ANTHROPOLOGY (minor only)

MUSEUM STUDIES (minor only)

PEACE, JUSTICE AND CONFLIC T STUDIES* (BA)

PHILOSOPHY (BA)

PHOTOGR APHY (minor only)

POLITIC AL SCIENCE* (BA)

PROFESSIONAL WRITING (minor only)

PUBLIC POLICY (BA) Environmental Studies Urban Studies

RELIGIOUS STUDIES (BA)

RUSSIAN STUDIES (minor only)

SOCIOLOGY* (BA) Cities, Action, Power and Practice Health and Human Services Law, Crime and Criminology Sociology of Culture

SPANISH* (BA)

WOMEN’S AND GENDER STUDIES* (BA)

WRITING, RHETORIC AND DISCOURSE* (BA)

College of Science and HealthAC TUARIAL SCIENCE (BS)

BIOLOGIC AL SCIENCES* (BS)

BIOCHEMISTRY (BS)

CHEMISTRY* (BA , BS)

DATA SCIENCE (BA)

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE* (BS)

ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES* (BS)

HEALTH SCIENCES* (BS) BioScience Public Health Studies

MATHEMATIC AL SCIENCES* (BA , BS)

MATHEMATICS AND COMPUTER SCIENCE (BS)

NEUROSCIENCE (BS)

PHYSICS* (BS)

PSYCHOLOGY* (BA , BS)

School of MusicBACHELOR OF ARTS IN MUSIC (BA)

COMPOSITION (BM)

JAZZ STUDIES (BM)

MUSIC EDUC ATION (BM)

MUSIC PERFORMANCE (BM)

PERFORMING ARTS MANAGEMENT (BS)

SOUND RECORDING TECHNOLOGY (BS)

The Theatre SchoolAC TING (BFA)

COMEDY ARTS (BFA)

COSTUME DESIGN (BFA)

COSTUME TECHNOLOGY (BFA)

DR AMATURGY/CRITICISM (BFA)

LIGHTING DESIGN (BFA)

PL AY WRITING (BFA)

PROJEC TION DESIGN (BFA)

SCENE DESIGN (BFA)

SOUND DESIGN (BFA)

STAGE MANAGEMENT (BFA)

THEATRE ARTS (BFA)

THEATRE MANAGEMENT (BFA)

THEATRE TECHNOLOGY (BFA)

Pre-professionalDePaul offers pre-professional preparation in a number of dif ferent areas. When you let us know you’re interested in one of these tracks, we’ll give you the additional research opportunities and academic advising you’ll need. You’ll be ready for graduate school, and even more so, you’ll be better prepared to excel in your chosen field.

CLINIC AL PSYCHOLOGY DENTISTRY ENGINEERING HEALTH L AWNURSING OSTEOPATHY VETERINARY MEDICINE

Pre-HealthIf you’re specifically interested in a career in medicine, pharmacy or another health-related field, you’ll benefit from our collaboration with Rosalind Franklin University of Medicine and Science, one of the largest health care universities in the Midwest. Through The Alliance for Health Sciences, we’ve designed joint curricula, providing access to hands-on research projects and created early-admission pathways to six master ’s and doctoral programs at Rosalind Franklin University.

MEDICINEPATHOLOGISTS ’ ASSISTANTPHARMACY PHYSIC AL THER APY PHYSICIAN ASSISTANT STUDIESPODIATRIC MEDICINE

P R E - P R O F E S S I O N A L A N D P R E - H E A LT H

Living on CampusLincoln Park offers a mixture of residence halls and apartments, which provide a variety of living accommodations for students. Students who prefer to stay near the Loop Campus may live in the multi-college housing facility known as the University Center. This 18-story building features three floors of study, dining and recreation space, including a rooftop terrace. On-campus living is not mandatory.

Athletics & RecreationDePaul’s athletic teams compete in the NCAA Division I BIG EAST conference in women’s basketball, cross country, soccer, softball, tennis, track and field, and volleyball; and men’s basketball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, and track and field. The Ray Meyer Fitness and Recreation Center has a four-court gym, a six-lane pool, three racquetball courts, dozens of cardio machines, and strength-training equipment.

Academic CalendarDePaul operates on a quarter system. Unlike semesters, quarters are 10 weeks in length, occurring in the fall, winter, spring and summer.

Fall Quarter September – November Winter Quarter January – March Spring Quarter March – JuneSummer Quarter (optional) June – August

The quarter system allows students to take more classes, choosing from a variety of course offerings, during their time at DePaul.

RANKINGS

#120 in National Universities U.S. News & World Report (2018)

#78 undergraduate business programs U.S. News & World Report (2018)

#79 best value schools U.S. News & World Report (2018)

#22 undergraduate entrepreneurship program in the nation The Princeton Review (2018)

#14 animation program in the nation Animation Career Review (2018)

#18 undergraduate school for video game design The Princeton Review (2018)

STUDENT OUTCOMES

4,500+ Student Internships a year

93% of graduates are employed or continuing education within six month of graduation

84% of employed graduates are in a job related to their degree

180,000+ Alumni in DePaul Network

518,848 Hours students dedicate to community service annually

Quality EducationTeaching and learning are priorities at DePaul. That might seem obvious, but we’re the largest private university whose faculty members’ priority is teaching. We’re also the nation’s largest Catholic university—and we’re committed to an educational experience that weaves together mind, place, people and heart.

EnvironmentSet in the heart of Chicago—the 3rd largest city and one of the most vibrant and exciting in the US. Renowned libraries and museums to world-class theater, music and with over 30 local Fortune 500 companies.

Student Centered ApproachProfessors who focus on you. More than 97 percent of all classes are taught by faculty members, not teaching assistants, where they will know your name, concerns and goals. The Steans Center for Community-based Service Learning & Community Service Studies develops mutually beneficial relationships with community organizations to engage DePaul students in educational opportunities grounded in Vincentian values of respect for human dignity and the quest for social justice.

DISCOVER DEPAUL

AT A GLANCE

14,816 Undergraduate Students

7,953 Graduate Students

22,769 Total Students

Students from 50 states and 114 countries

13 Residence halls

72% Freshmen live on campus

300+ student organizations

15 NCAA Division 1 athletic teams

TAKE THE NEXT STEP

Applying for Undergraduate Admission

Freshman Transfer

CONDITIONAL ADMISSIONStudents who score at least 60 on the iBT TOEFL or 6.0 IELTS can be considered for conditional admission. Students who accept conditional admission must study at DePaul’s English Language Academy (ELA) until they demonstrate English proficiency.

ELA is a full-time, intensive English program focused on the language skills used in university degree programs. ELA courses are offered at five proficiency levels and taught by expert instructors. Classes are small, usually from 10 to 15 students. For details visit ela.depaul.edu.

ENGLISH PROFICIENCY

English language proficiency, demonstrated by ONE of the following:

- IBT TOEFL: minimum score of 80, with no section lower than 17

- IELTS: minimum score of 6.5 overall

- PTEA: minimum score of 53

- SAT: minimum evidence-based reading and writing score of 540

- ACT: minimum reading score of 18 and English score of 20

- A minimum grade of C in Composition I and Composition II (or the equivalent to DePaul’s WRD 103 and WRD 104) from a U.S.-accredited college or university

APPLICATION DEADLINES*

Admission Deadline Decision byEarly Action Program Nov. 15 Jan. 15Regular Notification Feb. 1 Mar. 15School of Music Dec. 1 April 1The Theatre School Jan. 15 April 1

* Applications will be considered on a space-available basis after February 1.

ADMISSION CHECKLISTTo apply to DePaul University, please provide us with the following:

Complete the Common Application (for first-year students)

Official Transcripts and/or Secondary School Exams with English translation (if applicable)

Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)

APPLICATION DEADLINESTransfer students are admitted on a rolling basis depending on their intended start date.

ADMISSION CHECKLISTTo apply to DePaul University, please provide us with the following:

Complete the Common Application or the DePaul University transfer application

Official U.S. Accredited College/University Transcripts (if applicable)

Submit Course-by-Course Evaluation for International University Transcripts (if applicable)

Proof of English proficiency (if applicable)

DePaul University is an equal opportunity employer and educator and complies with the Clery Act. For more information on campus safety, see publicsafety.depaul.edu/safety. 2018

INTERNATIONAL ADMISSION1 EAST JACKSON BOULEVARD, SUITE 9300CHICAGO, ILLINOIS 60604-2287USA

PHONE: +1 (312) 362-6542FAX: +1 (312) 362-8521EMAIL: INTERNATIONAL@DEPAUL.EDUWEB: DEPAUL.EDU/INTERNATIONAL

Scholarships, Rates and Fees

SCHOLARSHIPS AND FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

DePaul awards more than $28 million in scholarships annually. U.S. citizens and permanent residents also may apply for federal student aid.

For more information, visit go.depaul.edu/financial_aid.

Incoming Freshman ScholarshipsFreshman academic scholarships are based on academic achievement in secondary school and standardized test scores. The awards range from $13,000 to $23,000 per year, renewable for three consecutive additional years. Priority consideration is given to students who submit their admission application by November 15.

Transfer ScholarshipsTransfer academic scholarships are based on previous collegiate academic achievement as defined by grade point average. The awards range from $3,000 to $13,000 per year and are renewable for two additional year.

Please note: Theatre, Music, Returning/Readmit, Non-Degree, and School for New Learning students are not eligible for these awards.

2018-2019 TUITION RATES AND FEES

Driehaus College of Business College of Communication College of Computing and Digital Media College of Education College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences College of Science and Health$39,369

School of Music The Theatre School $40,559

Estimated living expenses and health insurance for 10 months $15,600

Total $54,969 to $56,159