UMass Dartmouth Travel Brochure

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The best way to experience UMassD is to visit.

Our vibrant campus is on the SouthCoast of Massachusetts, just 15 minutes from the beach. Access to nearby cities is easy— we’re an hour or less from Boston and Providence, RI.

See for yourself why students are choosing UMassD. Whether you’ll live on campus or commute to class, visiting is a great way to experience the campus, meet people, and learn about the value of a UMassD education.

• Campus tours: These student-led walking tours of campus are the best way to see campus. You’ll visit the brand-new residence halls and dining facility, cross the quad to the library, and visit various academic buildings.

• Virtual tour: If you are too far away or can’t visit campus soon, view our 360 tour or video tour, led by an Admissions Counselor and Student Ambassador.

- Anna Balkus ‘24 Biology

think the close-knit community at UMassD is what makes it so special. From day one, I felt like belonged. It’s a community where we all genuinely care about each other and want to see everyone succeed.”

- Olivia Collins ‘24 Bioengineering

One of my favorite parts of my experience at UMassD has been being a part of the women’s soccer team. Growing up, I’ve played on a lot of different sports teams, but the community I found here has been unlike any other.”

How to apply

1. Application: You can use either the Common App or UMassD’s online application.

2. Transcript: Have your school send us an official high school transcript.

CVPA applicants: Submit a portfolio or complete a music audition (see umassd.edu/apply for details).

Optional

letter of recommendation from a teacher or high school counselor.

What stood out to me the most at UMassD is how the faculty and staff go above and beyond to help and guide students.”

Extraordinary is what we do

At UMass Dartmouth you’ll find students who have big dreams, for themselves and for a better world.

You’ll find a sense of belonging and a vibrant community. You’ll make connections and have experiences that will help secure your success when you graduate.

Test scores: We’re test optional, but for our more competitive programs we recommend that you submit your SAT (math and critical reading scores) or ACT with your application.

Codes: SAT:3786

ACT:001906

Essay: This is your chance to tell us more about yourself.

Invest in yourself

The earlier we receive your FAFSA, the earlier we can evaluate your financial aid eligibility. In fact, 82% of the students who apply for it, receive financial aid. The UMassD code for FAFSA is 002210.

In addition, scholarships, grants, loans, and work study are available through UMassD, and our experienced staff can guide you through the process. Contact our Financial Aid Office at 508.999.8857 or visit umassd.edu/financialaid to learn more.

Tuition*

• In-state

$15,612

- Gamaliel Daffeed Janvier ’23 Small Business/ Entrepreneurship Extraordinary is what we do.

• New England regional rate (CT, ME, NH, RI, VT) $21,155

• UMassD Direct (NJ, NY, PA) $21,155

• Out-of-state $32,567

• Room & board $17,364

*based on 15 credit hours, 2024-2025 academic year

Office of Admissions

285 Old Westport Road, Dartmouth, MA 02747-2300

ph: 508.999.8605 | email: undergraduate@admissions.umassd.edu umassd.edu/undergraduate | umassd.edu/visit

& Health Sciences

Create your world

Join a club. Meet new friends. Compete on an intramural team.

• 140+ clubs and organizations, from DECA to Dance Team

• 50+ study abroad locations

• more than 252k service-learning hours completed by students performed in 2023-24

• leadership opportunities like Student Government Association

• student services and centers such as the Frederick Douglass Unity House, Center for Women, Gender & Sexuality, Counseling Center and Health Services

Performing Arts

• 19 D-III varsity sports plus intramural and club sports Go Corsairs

The Corsairs have a long history of out-standing athletic performance. We compete in the NCAA Division III, and about 420 UMass Dartmouth students participate each year.

In addition to successes on the court and in the field, our student athletes excel in the classroom, graduating at a higher rate than non-athletes.

A home away from home.

Residential first-year students live in our new residence and dining complex—Balsam and Spruce Halls.

The complex includes computer lounges, maker spaces, performance practice areas, and classrooms, along with plenty of outdoor gathering space and seating.

Other features include shared kitchens and free laundry (you heard that right!) monitored by a mobile app. Our students build new friendships with the Engagement Communities—clusters of students who share academic, social, or cultural interests. Can you bring your car to campus? Yes,you can.

Centrally located between Balsam & Spruce Halls is the Grove, an award-winning two-floor dining hall with seating for 800. One of several dining locations on campus, the Grove’s dining area is based around a marketplace concept, serving cuisine from around the world along with vegetarian and vegan options.

What does UMassD look like?

5,602 undergraduates from 36 countries

73% of first-year students live on campus

92% of UMassD graduates are employed or in graduate school

15:1 Student/faculty ratio

Honors College smaller class sizes, dedicated study spaces, and faculty focused learning. Exceptional majors with 100% placement rates

Innovative research centers

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