University of Delaware Top Questions

I am still applying so I don't know what to brag about yet. Although I'm not really a bragger.

I brag about the beautiful campus, the amazing students/people I meet here, and the opportunities we have available to be successful.

I like how close it is to my house. All my friends have to move so far, stay in hotels before they move in etc. and I am able to simply drive twenty minutes and be there.

I always brag about the campus. It is so beautiful. The dorms are all being updated so the living situation is really great. I also always talk about Main Street and how close it is to campus. There is so much to do outside of school and that is a big selling point.

It's fun. There is something for every group and every interest.

This is going to be my first semester at UD, but what drew me to the school was the atmosphere, the challenging nature of the courses, and the college town feel.

UD is an exciting place with a beautiful campus, innumerable opportunities for involvement in student life, and a great curriculum. Being surrounded by the University’s rich history and the vigorous intellectual life at UD makes me feel like a part of something bigger. I am thrilled to be a part of an excellent engineering program with numerous opportunities to minor, do research, and be involved in hands-on learning. Although this is my first semester, I already feel like I have a family within my department.

I brag about the classes and the quality of the teachers. The teachers that I have had have all been really good and they all love the subject they teach. I love seeing the passion that they show for their area of expertise. I also think that they campus is very safe and the keep it in very good condition.

I'm sure I'll be able to get a job once I graduate, soon after.

I brag about the atmosphere at UD. The location is a campus and a town at the same time; it is a perfect combination without being too big to not feel involved or too small to feel crammed. Also, there is such a great combination of diverse students, either from in state, out of state, or out of country! I have met so many diverse students, including my roomate who's from Italy. The atmosphere that is created from its location and its mix of people is overall pleasurable.

reputation of the school and jobs alumni have

I usually brag about how pretty the architecture and landscaping is. The whole campus has a very calming atmosphere.

The University of Delaware was ranked in the top 60 colleges of the United States.

The quality of education you get in the classroom and the desire for you to succeed by the professors. They are willing to work with you and make sure you get the most out of the class and also give you study skills to help you succeed in other classes as well.

I brag the most about the nonacademic education I received at University of Delaware. Because the school is so large, I was able to partake it various activities. I took ballet and ballroom dance lessons; I was extremely active in Greek life; I watched the school play every year and attended many concerts of various UD bands and orchestras. I volunteered and participated in many community service endeavors with several UD organizations: soup kitchens, fundraisers, walks etc. I also worked in the Office for Annual Giving, raising money for the school. This was a large, important part of my education.

First, I brag about the diversity of my school. With such a wide variety of people and academics, there is something for everyone. I also tell everyone about the closeness of our campus, even though we are a rather large school.

It's one of the top schools for Chemical Engineering, and the accepted me as a Chemical Engineering major. It has a beautiful campus too.

I don't brag very much. I am not that happy with my choice to go to this school, so there is not much for me to brag about.

The campus is beautiful and centralized in the town of Newark, DE. There are a lot of restaurants and shops downtown to socialize with friends or grab a bite to eat between classes. The library is a great place to study and the whole campus is WIFI capable. My sorority is the best and helps me as a commuter student to feel connected to campus. My History Education major is challenging, but I have learned to balance my social life with my academics, so I am happy with my classes and professors.

Mainly, I brag about how clean the campus is, how fun the weekends are, and how the classes are challenging, but if you show an honest effort and try your hardest, improvements are realized by the professors. Delaware offers a range of class sizes, something my friend's colleges are often lacking, and it is easy to make fast friends with the other students. The atmosphere on campus is positive, even during final exam week, which is a hard feat to accomplish.