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Since its founding in 1869, Dillard University has given
successive generations of African-American graduates a
competitive edge, both personally and academically, and has been
listed in U.S. News and World Report as one of the best values
in the South for regional liberal arts colleges. With a
student-faculty ratio of 15:1, Dillard University offers dynamic
programs, often the first of their kind anywhere in the country.
The Japanese Studies Program, the first among historically Black
colleges and universities and the first at any university in the
South Central United States, provides an interdisciplinary
curriculum in Japanese language, culture and the contemporary
Japanese economy. Likewise, The National Center for Black-Jewish
Relations is the only one of its kind in the world.
VITAL STATISTICS
Fall 2004 enrollment—2155
Admissions tests –ACT or SAT
Percent of freshman applications accepted – 63.9%
Financial aid – 89% of undergraduates
Degrees offered – bachelors
Most popular majors- health professions, business, psychology,
communication& journalism
Tuition and fees- $11,215
Founded- 1869.
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