 University of Notre Dame
Overview
- University of Notre Dame is a private Roman Catholic university in Notre Dame, Indiana, just northeast of South Bend and 90 miles from Chicago. Map.
- The University is divided into four undergraduate colleges - the College of Arts and Letters, the Mendoza College of Business, the College of Engineering, and the College of Science. Notre Dame also has a Graduate School, Law School and School of Architecture which offer graduate degrees.
- The University of Notre Dame enrolls approximately 8,300 undergraduate students.
- 48% of students at University of Notre Dame receive financial aid.
- Read about faith and service at Notre Dame.
Socio-economic Diversity
- 13% of students at Notre Dame have family incomes below $60,000.
- 11% of students at Notre Dame receive Federal Pell Grants, which mostly go to students whose family incomes are below $40,000.
Racial Diversity
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African American
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4%
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Asian American
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7%
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Caucasian
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76%
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Hispanic
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9%
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| International |
3%
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Native American
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1% |
| Gender Ratio |
Female
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48%
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Male
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52%
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