Denison At A Glance
Denison University is a selective, four-year, private, residential
liberal arts college. It is located in Granville, Ohio, a college
community just 27 miles east of Columbus, the state capital. Denison
has more than 48 majors, concentrations and programs of study. Denison has adopted a test optional admission policy. Full-Time Enrollment - 2,132
44% Men
Number Applied - 4,720
Denison Computer/Student Ratio - 1:3
48 Courses of Study Offered
In the last 21 years, Denison students have won 58 Fulbright Scholarships and 12 National Science Foundation Fellowships. Fifty-six students have been recognized as Academic All-Americans. Denison ranks third in Division III schools nationwide with 43 NCAA Postgraduate Scholarships. Early Decision 1 - November 15
Founded in 1831, Denison University has a reputation for challenging
academics. However, energetic, discussion-oriented classes and
dedicated faculty are just part of what distinguishes Denison's
programs. Take a closer look and you'll discover that Denison combines
outstanding classroom experiences with opportunities to test knowledge
in the real world.
General Information
Total Student Enrollment
56% Women
Students of Color - 21%
International Students - 6%
Origin of Students - 50 states and territories, and 34 countries
Four-Year Graduation Rate - 81.3%
The Campus
Entering Student
Profile
(Class of 2014)
Denison's campus is beautiful and exceptionally well-suited for its
academic mission. It features a mixture of historic and contemporary
buildings, and state-of-the-art science facilities. Spanning 900
acres, the campus includes a 550-acre biological reserve. All
buildings, academic, residential and athletic, are within walking
distance of each other, which helps build a sense of community.
Number Accepted - 2,328 (49%)
Number Enrolled - 625
Average SAT Combined - 1282
Average ACT Score - 28
Percent in Top Fifth of HS Class - 80%
Percent in Top Tenth of HS Class - 50%
Percent of multicultural students - 30%
Percent of first-generation students - 12%
Technology on Campus
Majors
Residence Hall Rooms On-Line - 100%
Campus-wide Wi-fi
Top Enrolled Majors: Communication, Economics, English,
Psychology,
Biology, Political Science, History
Faculty
Library
Total Faculty - 212
Faculty with Terminal Degrees - 100%
Faculty of Color - 17%
Student/Faculty Ratio - 10:1
Average Class Size - 19
Volumes - 461,279
Government Documents - 351,505
Periodical Subscriptions -
755 paper/ 6,235 electronic/ 123,332 microforms
Consort Libraries
Borrow/Lending volume activity- 8,741
Ohio LINK Libraries
volume activity - 58,545
Financial Aid Profile
Financial Resources
Receiving Need-Based Aid - 44%
Receiving Need-Based Aid and/or Merit-Based Aid - 93%
Total University Aid - $40,858,892
2010-2011 Annual Budget - $97,500,000
University Endowment - $575 million
Total University Assets - $910 million
Accreditations
Athletics and
Extracurricular Opportunities
Denison is accredited by the Commission on Institutions of the North
Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools and certified by
the Ohio Board of Regents to grant Bachelor of Arts, Bachelor of
Science, and Bachelor of Fine Arts degrees. Denison's pre-med program
is recognized by all medical schools accredited by the Association of
American Medical Colleges. The Athletic Training Program is accredited
by the Commission on the Accreditation of Athletic Training Education.
Varsity Sports - 23
Club and Intramural Sports - 45
Conference: North Coast Athletic
Conference - NCAA Div. III
NCAC
All-Sports Championship Titles - 11
Student Organizations - 175
Leadership Positions on Campus - 600+
Student Government Budget (2010-11) - $860,000
Fundraising
Costs (2010-2011)
Denison's Annual Fund exceeded it $5 million goal for 2009-2010 fiscal year, and the college attained nearly $20 million in support from alumni, corporations, foundations and friends.
Tuition - $37,270
Room (Double) - $5,270
Board - $4,310
Activity & Health Center Fee - $950
Total College Cost - $47,800
Postgraduate Scholarships
Important Deadlines
Early Decision 2 - January 15
Regular Admission - January 15
Financial Aid - March 1

