University of Delaware

The University of Delaware is a research university that is an illuminant of academic excellence and is present to cultivate learning, develop knowledge, and encourage the free exchange of ideas. It was founded in the year 1743 and was charted by the state in 1883, holding the Motto "knowledge is the light of the mind", which is an organization that is responsible for looking after the critical needs of the state, nation, and community. It promotes an environment where all are inspired to learn and motivate critical thinking. As per the reports, in 2022, 10% of the university's revenue came from government grants.

FAQs

1. What were the former names of the University of Delaware? 

Free School (1743–1765), Newark Academy (1765–1833), Newark College (1833–1843), Delaware College (1843–1921), and Women's College of Delaware (1914–1921).

2. Is it hard to get into the University of Delaware? 

It has an acceptance rate of 63.6% and is moderately selective.