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Office of Undergraduate Admissions220 Main BuildingNotre Dame, IN 46556-5602
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UNDERGRADUATEADMISSIONS FACT SHEET
TUITION, FEES, AND FINANCIAL AIDDEADLINES
FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA) AT FAFSA.GOV
11/15/2016CSS/FINANCIAL AID PROFILE APPLICATION AT COLLEGEBOARD.ORG
11/15/2016ADDITIONAL DOCS VIA IDOC
12/15/2016
FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA) AT FAFSA.GOV
2/15/2017CSS/FINANCIAL AID PROFILE APPLICATION AT COLLEGEBOARD.ORG
2/15/2017ADDITIONAL DOCS VIA IDOC
3/1/2017
PRIORITY SUBMISSION DATES
RESTRICTIVE EARLY ACTION APPLICANTS
REGULAR DECISION APPLICANTS
$14,358ROOM AND MEALS
$49,685TUITION AND FEES
$67,043TOTAL
$750TRANSPORTATION
$1,050BOOKS AND SUPPLIES
$1,200PERSONAL EXPENSES
$39,100
100%NEED-BLIND
$3,800 70%
$ 23,250
<1%
40%
IS THE MEDIAN NEED-BASED SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED
TO FRESHMEN INCLUDING UNIVERSITY, FEDERAL PELL,
AND SUPPLEMENTAL GRANTS
OF DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED IS MET
IN THE ADMISSIONS PROCESS
AVERAGE FRESHMANNEED-BASED LOAN
OF ALL UNDERGRADUATES RECEIVED SOME TYPE OF
FINANCIAL AID
OF STUDENTS THAT APPLY RECEIVE
NEED-BASED AID
AVERAGE FEDERAL STUDENT LOAN DEBT
FEDERAL DIRECT LOANDEFAULT RATE
OF STUDENTS WORK (~10-12 HRS./WK.) PAY RATES: $7.92-$8.73/HR.
2016
-201
7
UNDERGRADUATE BUSINESS SCHOOL (4 OF THE LAST 5 YEARS),
BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK
#1BEST VALUES IN PRIVATECOLLEGES, KIPLINGER
Top 20
NATIONAL ALUMNIGIVING/SATISFACTION
TOP 5 LARGEST ENDOWMENT AMONG PRIVATE RESEARCH UNIVERSITIES
#9
AMERICA’S BEST COLLEGES, FORBES (#1 IN THE MIDWEST)
OF STUDENTS ARE EMPLOYED, ENROLLED IN GRADUATE SCHOOL,
OR DOING VOLUNTEER WORKWITHIN SIX MONTHS
OF GRADUATION
#13 98%
OF STUDENTS GRADUATE WITHIN 5 YEARS, WHICH IS
ONE OF THE TOP GRADUATIONRATES IN THE NATION
95%STUDENT ATHLETEGRADUATION RATE
#1
WE MEET 100% OF EVERY STUDENT’S DEMONSTRATED FINANCIAL NEED
TOP TEN DREAM SCHOOLS FOR PARENTS,
PRINCETON REVIEW
100% #7
76%
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POPULAR MAJORSAerospace Engineering BiologyBiochemistryChemical EngineeringEconomicsFinanceManagement Consulting MarketingMechanical EngineeringNeuroscience Political SciencePre-Professional/Pre-Health Studies
CLASS SIZE56% < 20 students35% < 50 students10% > 50 students
STUDY ABROAD45 international programs during academic year in over 25 countries16 summer programs57% of students study abroad, ranking Notre Dame #10 in the U.S.
ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS POST-GRADUATION DEADLINES ADMITTED STUDENT
(MIDDLE 50%)
CONCORDANCE TO THE NEW SAT 1440-1540 (MID 50%)
CLASS OF 2015
REGIONS FOR 2016 ADMITTED STUDENTS
19,505 TOTALAPPLICATIONS
INCOMING FIRST-YEAR STUDENTS
COMMUNITY
RANK IN HIGH SCHOOL CLASS
SAT ACT
RESTRICTIVEEARLY ACTION
NOVEMBER 1REGULAR DECISION
JANUARY 1
FALL ENROLLMENT
MARCH 15 SPRING DEADLINE
OCTOBER 1
APPLICATIONS
TRANSFER STUDENTS3.0 GPA REQUIRED TO APPLY3.7+ IS COMPETITIVE
FALL 2016855 APPLICATIONS211 ADMITTED
400 1
1600
22%LIBERAL ARTS
AND SOCIAL SCIENCES
22%ENGINEERING
3%ARCHITECTURE
27%SCIENCE
27%BUSINESS
1530 -
1390
35-
33
363,655 ADMITTED
2,040 ENROLLED
18.7%ADMIT RATE
56%YIELD RATE
54% men
46% women
26% U.S. students of color
22% alumni children
16% siblings of ND students or graduates
80% Catholic
8% international/outside the U.S.
10%
46% public high school, 42% Catholic high school, 12% private/chartered high school
90% community service
50% in music, drama, art, or dance
45% captain of varsity sport
35% head of a student organization
INTENDEDFIELD
OF STUDY
HOUSING STUDENT CLUBS AND ORGANIZATIONS (400+)
SPIRITUALITY
93% Top 10%83% Top 2%62% Top 1%
INTERNATIONALLANGUAGE
REQUIREMENTS
TOEFL iBT 100/120
IELTS 7.5
Waived with SAT Evidence-Based Reading and Writing 650+/ACT E 26+
8,462 UNDERGRADUATESfrom all 50 states and 64 countries
3,830 GRADUATE/PROFESSIONALfrom 98 countries
1,305 FACULTY
STUDENT / FACULTY RATIO
10:1
30RESIDENCE HALLS 16 MALE14 FEMALE
80%LIVE IN
ON-CAMPUS DORMS
85%OF UNDERGRADS
ARE ACTIVE IN SERVICE
LEARNING AND COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES
57CHAPELS
30C.S.C. PRIESTSIN RESIDENCE
65C.S.C. PRIESTS
160MASSESCELEBRATED WEEKLY
75%+
32%
98%
250+
84%
TOP 5
PARTICIPATED IN INTERNSHIPS
EARLY CAREER SALARY ($59,000) IS 32% HIGHER COMPARED TO OTHER
4-YEAR INSTITUTIONS’ MEDIANS
OF STUDENTS ARE EMPLOYED, ENROLLED IN GRADUATE SCHOOL,
OR DOING VOLUNTEER WORK WITHIN SIX MONTHS OF GRADUATION
BROAD ALUMNI NETWORK(250+ ALUMNI CLUBS DOMESTIC AND
ABROAD) HELPING WITH CAREER ADVANCEMENT, MENTORING, AND SUPPORT
OF NOTRE DAME PRE-MED GRADUATES ARE ADMITTED INTO MEDICAL SCHOOL (NEARLY TWICE
THE NATIONAL AVERAGE)
AMONG NATIONAL UNIVERSITIES IN ALUMNI SATISFACTION AND
CONTRIBUTIONS
OUTSIDE OFUNITED STATES
591 730
233 548
813
OUTSIDE OOUTSIDE O
246
WWESTW
SOUTHWESTSOUTHWEST
TWESTCENT MIMIDWEENTRAL MI
TTSTEASTASTTTTASTANORTHE
TTSSOUTHEASTTHEASTTOUTTSOUT
NN494MMIDWESTM
WEST
SOUTHWEST
CENTRAL MIDWEST
NORTHEAST
SOUTHEAST
MIDWEST
62%FULL-TIMEEMPLOYMENT
26%GRADUATE SCHOOL
7%SERVICE
2%MILITARY
1%OTHER PLANS
2%SEEKINGEMPLOYMENT
SAMPLING OF CLASS OF 2015 EMPLOYERS ABERCROMBIE & FITCH
ALLIANCE FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION
BANK OF AMERICA
COMCAST/NBC UNIVERSAL
DELOITTE
EXXONMOBIL
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
FORD MOTOR COMPANY
GENERAL ELECTRIC
GENERAL MILLS
PEACE CORPS
PEPSICO
PROCTER & GAMBLE
TARGET
98% PLACEMENT RATE
98%RETENTION RATE
NUMBER OF FIRST-YEAR STUDENTSWHO CONTINUE TO SOPHOMORE YEAR
95% 5-YEAR
GRADUATION RATE
91% FACULTY WITH
TERMINAL DEGREES AND DOCTORATES
1/3+ UNDERGRADUATES
INVOLVED IN RESEARCH
Percentage of students that choose to enroll after being admitted
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