To be considered for graduate admissions, the following minimum admission requirements must be met:
Awarded a U.S. bachelor's degree from a regionally-accredited college or university (or a comparable foreign degree) with a minimum GPA of 2.00 on a 4.00 scale
Minimum 3.0 GPA in any graduate-level coursework completed.
Maintenance of good academic standing with all colleges and universities you have attended
For international applicants, TOEFL IBT (80+), IELTS (6.5+), PTE Academic (67+), or iTEP (3.9+)
No, the GMAT/GRE is not required; however submission of your scores (500+ GMAT, or GRE equivalent) may strengthen your overall application.
International students are welcome to apply. For information on attending as an international student please visit the immigration services for students & scholars page on the website.
Yes, the Gupta College of Business offers several STEM-friendy degree programs. STEM degrees are offered in:
Learn more about the 24 month OPT STEM extension.
We have rolling admissions, so there is no set deadline. We recommend that applicants with international transcripts complete their applications at least 2 months before the start of the term. Domestic students should apply 1-2 months before the start of the term. See our term start dates.
The current rate of tuition is $1,250 per credit hour. The only fees students are responsible for are the matriculation fee ($160), the graduation fee ($150) and a parking fee ($80). For more information on the cost of attendance please review the tuition information here.
Professional Membership/Corporate Rate Policy:
We do offer the Gupta Scholarship, which reduces the per credit hour tuition rate from $1,250 per credit hour to $1,000 per credit hour. All admitted students will be reviewed for this scholarship with each incoming term. Many are considered for the scholarship; however, few are selected. There is not a separate application process. To learn more about this opportunity please visit the scholarships page. For information on external scholarships for graduate students please visit the graduate scholarship information page on the website.
Graduate students who are U.S. citizens or permanent residents are able to apply for federal financial aid. You would apply for financial aid by submitting a FAFSA. Once our Office of Financial Aid receives the FAFSA (after a student is admitted), they will put together a financial aid package that includes any grants and loans for which the student qualifies.
Graduate students are allowed to work on campus and on-campus employment opportunities are posted regularly for both domestic student jobs and international student jobs.
"On Thursday, February 6, I arrived in Geneva, worn out from four days of classes, three bus rides, and a rocky EasyJet flight, expecting to have cell service. I didn't have cell service. Luckily, I did have the name of my destination -- CERN, the international European particle physics laboratory -- and a brief note explaining my situation to the French guards," writes John Rabaey, BS '22.
+ Read MoreIn the current COVID-19 crisis, the love of Danny Fitzpatrick, BA '13, for Italy, appreciation for his time there, and a creative collaboration with sculptor Tim Schmalz have led to a specific way of rendering aid to the country beloved by so many UD alumni and one-time Romers.
+ Read MoreEdisson Ramos, BA '20, is one of many students receiving assistance from UD's COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, which has currently raised nearly $90,000; the first of the funds were distributed last week to help students make their April rent, and Director of Financial Aid Taryn Anderson, BA '07, is in the process of distributing a second wave to students with housing or food insecurity or in need of Wi-Fi or other resources for online learning.
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