Welcome to the University of Dayton!

• The University of Dayton is a top-tier national university, according to the 2012 issue of America's Best Colleges from U.S. News and World Report.
  • The Princeton Review included UD in its 2010 guide, The Best 371 Colleges, and named it a "best college."
  • Ranked #1 in international student satisfaction according to the International Student Barometer.
  • More than 11,000 students - 1 in 10 students is international - attend the University of Dayton. Over 800 full-time and part-time faculty are dedicated to teaching and helping students succeed.
  • The campus is located in a safe, quiet neighborhood two miles southeast of downtown Dayton, Ohio, on 373 landscaped acres surrounded by state-of-the-art facilities and a blend of historic and modern buildings.

  

   

  Academics

  Known for challenging academics, UD offers more than 70 undergraduate programs and 50 graduate programs in arts and sciences, business administration, education and allied professions, engineering and law. International students applying for admission into a degree-seeking academic program to the University of Dayton are strongly encouraged to apply online. UD's online application is simple, fast and free.

  TOEFL requirements:
  

  • Undergraduates - Minimum of 523 paper-based (PB) and 193 computer-based (CB) or 70 internet-based (iB)
  • Graduates - Minimum of 550 paper-based (PB) and 213 computer-based (CB) or 80 internet-based (iB)
  • IEP - Not required

  Intensive English Program

  The University of Dayton's Intensive English Program (IEP) provides students with instruction in grammar, pronunciation, listening, reading and writing. Students receive individual attention from highly knowledgeable faculty and staff and can excel through involvement in student clubs on campus, conversation partners, field trips and small class sizes.

  Students have two options to apply online to the University of Dayton. Students who are not interested in applying for a degree-seeking academic program can apply to the IEP program only. Students interested in receiving conditional admission to a degree-seeking academic program while attending IEP should apply online to their intended degree program.

  Scholarships

  Scholarships are available for international students entering undergraduate programs. After students have completed the Intensive English Program, they are eligible for scholarships.

  Center for International Programs (CIP)

  The Center for International Programs (CIP) is dedicated to promoting global awareness, fostering an appreciation for diversity and helping students understand their roles as world citizens. The CIP, in collaboration with other campus organizations, sponsors campus lectures and programs focusing on world events and international issues.

  Located in the CIP, the International Student and Scholar Services staff assist international students with a wide variety of areas such as immigration issues, counseling, personal advising, social and extracurricular activities, and emergencies. The International Student Services Coordinator is fully authorized to issue I-20s for students to apply for an F-1 visa and DS-2019s for those applying for a J-1 visa through an exchange partnership.

  

   

  Dayton, Ohio

  Beautiful Dayton, Ohio is located in the Midwestern United States and is surrounded by American history. Approximately 950,000 people live in the Dayton metropolitan area, a center of technology and industry. The city is home to corporations such as MeadWestvaco, Reynolds and Reynolds, and Lexis-Nexis. It is also home to the U.S. Air Force's major research center at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. A short distance from campus, downtown Dayton is a thriving center for the arts and a destination for cultural opportunities. Music festivals, baseball, restaurants, museums and Dayton's riverfront make the city a vibrant place to live. Dayton is also known around the world as the city where the Bosnia Peace Accords took shape. Dayton is a diverse community of many religions and cultures. From the Islamic Society of Greater Dayton to the India Club of Dayton, students are likely to find a local group that represents their home culture.

  
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