The University of Denver (DU), the oldest self-governing university in the Rocky Mountain region, is the leading liberal arts university established in 1864. Besides its rich history, DU is recognized for its research and first-rate teaching.

All of the University bachelor’s, master’s degrees, and Certificates of Advanced Study can be taken completely online. The system is interactive, lets students work collaboratively in active discussion boards and chat rooms, and encourages the swap of ideas and the development of a learning community. This interaction embraces broad communication with faculty members via the Internet, virtual teams, individual and group assignments, online projects, and online papers and connects students to professionals from all over the world.

University of Denver has great faculty members, all with sophisticated degrees, who are practicing experts in the fields in which they educate. At any time there are 20 to 30 faculty members teaching online.

Admissions
To apply for admission to, students must fill out an application and a degree plan. Registration is accessible on the University’s Web site.

Entrance exams are not obligatory. Students who are applying for admission to the master’s degree programs must have a bachelor’s degree from a regionally accredited school and a minimum 3.0 undergraduate GPA. Besides, applicants must submit an essay, a career objective statement, and letters of recommendation.

Financial Aid     
A number of financial assistance programs are offered to assist students. The University of Denver’s Office of Student Financial Services handles all financial assistance applications.

Student Services     
University of Denver is committed to providing entire student services online. This embraces admissions, registration, student counseling, online resources through the library, access to the bookstore, and a personalized career advisor. There is an absolute support team for technical matters as well as student support and training.