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L
3 years ago

My son is finishing up his schooling this year. H...

My son is finishing up his schooling this year. He has had a good experience at UD. His classes were very rigorous and challenging. The campus is beautiful and very well maintained. He always had a nice dorm to stay in. Parking seems to be an issue and is expensive for him because it is so scarce

t
3 years ago

"Professor" Kathy Dettwylers comments about a youn...

"Professor" Kathy Dettwylers comments about a young man Otto Warmbler are beyond despicable.She hates white people obviously and thinks humans are expendable because of making a mistake in a 4th world hell hole of N Korea. The hate spewing from the left is endless.# boycott this University until at least she's gone. You need to fire her or we will know you agree with"her".

M
3 years ago

Though I haven't gone to school here personally, I...

Though I haven't gone to school here personally, I've spent a lot of time here with friends. A major reason I see out of state students come here is because they take a tour and see Main Street. Main Street is awesome. It's like a little city. But that's it. And it's all they'll shoe you if you take a tour. If you are interested in Delaware purely because it seems like a fun place to live, make sure to see the other streets. Because after a month you'll have every shop and restaurant memorized. Delaware also only has one mall and two movie theaters which you will see everyone and their mother there because there's nothing else to do here but drink. There are plenty of bars and frat parties. If you like traveling out of state it gets good though. Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York City, West Chester and Ocean City are all 2 hours or less away. Great for a spontaneous vacation.

C
3 years ago

I worked my way through, like many others, paying ...

I worked my way through, like many others, paying my own tuition through long nights of waitressing. I had to spend my few off-hours in the library, and worked hard for my grades in most classes, with a few exceptions and those expectations quite frankly, were too low. A good school should mean some 'time in the chair' doing the work. Can't help but wonder how much 'time in the chair' is spent by those claiming the work is too hard. My professors were available, even those in the largest introductory classes, if I was struggling but it was my job to ask for the help. I hope that hasn't changed. Got a good education, at a great price. Go Hens.

L
3 years ago

You are a number not a person. Find another place...

You are a number not a person. Find another place that values all you have to offer. The SAT scores required for acceptance are NO WHERE NEAR the scores required for Scholarship Awards. So basically, they want your money!! Find a University that is accepting AND rewarding their prospective students.

m
3 years ago

It will the best to experience with comfortable at...

It will the best to experience with comfortable atmosphere and a great students and very peaceful professors with a very good educated background. In addition, a great campus and very nice old buildings.

S
3 years ago

I've been a student at the University of Delaware ...

I've been a student at the University of Delaware for the last four years, and at the time of writing this I just finished my last exam to obtain my Bachelor's in Civil Engineering. I also get to be part of the, "Class that Never Graduated" due to the pandemic (which I think is funny and gives me a cool story). While I know I am biased as I write it, I have enjoyed my time at the University. There are plenty of clubs and campus activities to meet people. There are plenty of majors and minors and concentrations to find what you love. Most of the classes beyond freshman year have less than 75 people in them, which even then steadily becomes the same people in your major. Newark as a town is nice too, and I imagine it will be even better once all the Construction is done. Certain streets get full of parties on the weekends, but they are easy enough to avoid if you don't want to be there.

C
3 years ago

As a UD graduate student and former UD undergrad s...

As a UD graduate student and former UD undergrad student, I can say that the school is deeply systematically racist. If you have financial aid issues, you're best option is to go to the actual office. They are useless on the phone. The fraternities are awful and definitely practice hazing and are homophobic. Also if you plan on living on campus in the dorms, Beware! My friend got sick from the black mold in her dorm. She couldn't even get out of the housing contract after getting doctor's notes and things. Driving in Newark is a pain. The roads suck.

A
3 years ago

0 star for this university. The staff is overpaid ...

0 star for this university. The staff is overpaid here but to harass students and other academic members. Most of these are on vacation whenever you mail them, do not pick their phones, put you on hold for such long that you disconnect - especially the Payroll and HR. There is a web of staff people, they keep e-mailing each other all day for even petty issues, while academic members suffer; zero accountability. In brief, staff is the king, and actual researchers who bring the money to university live at their mercy.

A
3 years ago

Great university for some majors- engineering, phy...

Great university for some majors- engineering, physical therapy and buisness- with very good academics in these areas. The campus is gorgeous, especially during the spring and summer. However, University politics can sometimes get in the way of academic progress and the financial aid department is the absolute worst to deal with. Overall, a good place to study and learn, but administration can get in the way of an ideal experience.

R
3 years ago

The reason I rated your school a 1 star is because...

The reason I rated your school a 1 star is because I had to pick one. I have been told that you take infant rats from there mother and tear these poor rats apart to shreds which is horrifying enough, but to force alcohol down there throats and to see the reaction. O donf see what thpe of science your trying to get out of that or the outcome but im sure if you were strappex into a chair force feed alcohol and other horrifying things you have done to them you would have it stopped.
I donf think you realize how smart these creatures are and how loving a rat can be, I use to raise them as pets and I made sure they were boughg so they could be held not Ferrell and deff not for feeders.
You really need to find a new way to do your science testing without using animals. They are precious rodents.
I dont even kill the ones come in my home I have a box that traps them and they are then taken out to a field near by and released.

S
3 years ago

Brooks Raup was a huge help. He made sure that bei...

Brooks Raup was a huge help. He made sure that being a veteran and going to school that all my required paperwork was turned in. He helped getting waivers for certain deposits and met with my wife and I to answer any questions.

B
3 years ago

As a taxpayer for 40 plus years I want some of th...

As a taxpayer for 40 plus years I want some of the BILLIONS wasted on child abuse experiments! Seriously forcing alcohol down baby rats among other hideous experiments. Children are not rats. Tania Roth, the experimenter needs swift reprimand and thorough investigation! I am furious with this "university"!

F
3 years ago

Overall great experience at UD during 1 year of EL...

Overall great experience at UD during 1 year of ELI and 2 years of Masters.

Pros:
Amazing campus which is located in a small town.
Very close to big cities and nice beaches.
Many events on campus to integrate people.
If you want to make your own event, university provides place, facilities and financial support.
Gym is great! I haven seen such a gym in other universities.
Library and their sources.
Library multimedia services.
International friendly.
Very helpful staff. Cannot remember an unsolved problem.
Administration of UD is very experienced and friendly.

Cons:
After leaving the university, I cannot even remember the negative things about it. I already miss UD.

p
4 years ago

Their exams don't cover anything they've seen in c...

Their exams don't cover anything they've seen in class. My son passed AP Calculus, but got the bright idea to take it again as an easy A. Imagine his surprise when he failed it. This also happened in Physics. He understood everything in class. But, on the exams, they pulled out stuff they'd never covered. This was their way of weeding people out of Engineering. This is what the head of the Department told me. Some kids I know had to take these tough classes 2 or 3 times, dropping them at the last minute, so they could see what would be on the exams. Maybe it's all about the money. Also, discourage your kid from declaring a major until they are forced to. The study guide for students not in Engineering was what he was used to in his AP Calculus class. After one year, my son's grades were so low, it would take him years to pull them up. His relationship with his Father has plummeted, and may be irreparable. And, my son has lost his confidence. He has dropped out of college. With no idea what he wants to do now.

T
4 years ago

Today is finally (!!) my last day here. I am gradu...

Today is finally (!!) my last day here. I am graduating with an engineering degree. UD is a top-rated engineering school. Why? Because they force you to think outside of the box. To the mom who is complaining of just this, I'm sorry he couldn't adjust to this style of thinking. However, when you are faced with real engineering problems, you have to be able to think of solutions. The tests use the same principles they are taught in class, but in different ways. They want students to understand the concepts and apply them, which really is what engineering is about. I have had the pleasure of participating on the Marching Band, sororities, and other campus groups. I love the atmosphere here, and it's comfortable. I like how open and green it is. I recommend UD to anyone who is actually up for a challenge.

M
4 years ago

I'm studying at the Computer Science Department. T...

I'm studying at the Computer Science Department. The school is very strong and care about its students. It is a wonderful place to study. I love the library and the green grass. Free shuttle buses that go throughout campus. So many free services and activities.

R
4 years ago

The University of Delaware is one of the most unde...

The University of Delaware is one of the most underrated Universities in the country. It's a top 50 endowed national research university and ranked in the top 75 of all National Universities every year. The quality of life and diversity of student body is continuing to grow. The campus is one of the most historical campuses in the nation as the University is the 6th oldest in the country and one of the most beautiful. Check it out!

J
4 years ago

Great college.

Great college.

I learned a lot of necessary skills to thrive at my current profession.

E
4 years ago

I had good time at UD. However, The English langua...

I had good time at UD. However, The English language Institute is so bad. One day, I had a problem because I had been paying for the CAP program and 2 months before I finish the program they changed the handbook which I think illigaly to do that and forced me to sign. I refused; then Karen dropped my classes.

B
4 years ago

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A
4 years ago

Overpaid staff, starting from the president and do...

Overpaid staff, starting from the president and down, who only care about their own agenda, but not the students. Residence Life at UD has been known to enforce "ideological reeducation" Check this article: thefire dot org/university-of-delaware-requires-students-to-undergo-ideological-reeducation/

Overall expensive and you don't get back what you paid for. Look somewhere else.

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