Delaware State University

Dover, DE

Delaware State University

Dover, DE

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DSU: A unique blend of past, present, and future

Walk through Delaware State University’s 356-acre campus and you’ll see centuries-old buildings. At the same time, you’ll find some of the country’s most skilled researchers discovering new innovations in the fields of medicine, military defense, agriculture, and much more. DSU currently offers 44 undergraduate degree options, an impressive number for a school our size. 

We welcome students from a variety of backgrounds. Our current enrollment stands at 5,649—91% of whom are undergraduate students. Our male-to-female student ratio is 33:67, and 82% of our freshmen live on campus in one of our eight residence halls.

DSU’s main campus is in the historic city of Dover, the capital of Delaware. Arguably one of the best-kept secrets on the East Coast, Dover provides a small-town feel for students who want to learn without the distractions of an urban campus. Yet, we’re only an hour and a half from major cities—including Philadelphia, Baltimore, and Washington, DC—and a short drive to popular Rehoboth and Ocean City beaches. Our students truly enjoy the best of both worlds.

ACCOLADES

 

Ranked the #2 public HBCU among the "Best National Universities" and #8 overall among all HBCUs | U.S. News & World Report 

 

Recognized as a Tree Campus | USA Arbor Day Foundation 

 

Named among the 50 most beautiful US college campuses | Cosmopolitan magazine

DSU Points of Pride

• 100% of Professional Pilot, Nursing, and Education graduates pursuing careers in their fields

Classified as an R2 research institution with state-of-the-art laboratory facilities and major research centers on campus

College of Business accredited by the Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business (AACSB International)

An Inside Look

What students are saying about us...

  • “Overall, my experience at Delaware State University proves that any dream or goal is attainable, as long as you’re willing and eager to take advantage of the wonderful resources that are provided.” 

    • Morgan Poole '19
      Mass Communications