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School Summary
The University of Scranton
General Information:
Founded in 1888, The University of Scranton is seated on 58 acres located in Lackawanna county. It is a university offering both undergraduate and graduate programs. The school has a student/faculty ratio of 13:1.
Libraries:
This institution has 1 libraries.
Computer Labs:
At least one staffed computer lab is available to students.A wireless computer network is available throughout the campus.Number of computers available are 988. Free student email accounts are available.
Application Deadline: August Application Fee: $0 Admission Requirements: A written essay or personal statement is Required for Freshmen. High School transcripts are Required for Freshmen. Application Requirements: Recommended Tests: SAT or ACT
In-State (per year)
Out of State (per year)
Tuition
$0.00
$0.00
Room and Board
$17,380.00
$17,380.00
Fees
$500.00
$500.00
Total
$17,880.00
$17,880.00
A tuition installment payment plan is available.
Financial aid information may be available from the school's website at https://www.scranton.edu/.
Special Programs The following special programs are offered: No degree programs are available as an online learning option, Academic remediation, Distance learning program, Double major option, Independent study, Learning disabilities services, Advanced Placement credit, Accelerated degree program, Student-designed majors, Honors program, Graduate courses offered on campus open to Undergraduates, Internships, Off-campus study, Summer session for credit, Sponsors its own study-abroad program, Part-time undergraduate degree programs.
Academic Competitiveness
Moderate competition - More than 75% of freshmen were in the top 50% of their high school class and scored over 1010 on SAT (critical reading and math scores combined) or over 18 on ACT; about 85% or fewer of all applicants accepted.
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