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Through
lifelong learning, educated people continue to
search for truth, are committed to use their talents
to contribute to the betterment of the local and
world communities, and seek excellence in their
personal and professional endeavors.
D’Youville
College holds that there are four foundation stones
in an effective learning environment: academic
preparation, practical experience, a consistent
value structure, and a concern for the betterment
of the community. The resulting educational process
simultaneously shapes D’Youville graduates
and the communities they serve.
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Courses
Admission
to D'Youville College is moderately competitive.
Our selection process attempts to identify
those qualified men and women who will benefit
most from the wide variety of academic and
extracurricular programs that the college
offers, some of which are listed below.
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Bachelor's
and Dual Degrees
Accounting
Biology
Career Discovery
Dietetics
Education & Special Education
English
History
Information Technology
International Business
Management
Nursing
Occupational Therapy
Philosophy
Physical Therapy
Physician Assistant
Sociology
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Master's
Degrees
Clinical
Nurse Specialist in Community Health Nursing
Nursing
Family Nurse Practitioner
Dietetics - Graduate portion/Coordinated
Program
Health Services Administration
International Business
Physical Therapy
Elementary Education
Secondary Education
Special Education
Bachelor's
Degrees
Management
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Advanced
Certificate Programs
Addictions
in the Community
Advanced Orthopaedic Physical Therapy
Clinical Research Associate
Health Services Administration
Long-Term Care Administration
Manual Physical Therapy
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Financial
Aid
Of
the incoming freshmen, 90 percent receive
financial aid. D'Youville's financial aid
programs include more than $1,000,000 in
merit-based and need-based grants and scholarships,
which include a variety of federal, state
and college grants Federal Work-Study programs,
federally insured loans and flexible payment
plans are also available.
All
applicants are reviewed for academic scholarships
at the time of acceptance. Notifications
of awards are made in the early spring.
All
continuing students have the opportunity
to apply for thousands of dollars from Endowed
and Restricted Scholarships. D'Youville
is a member of the Council of Independent
Colleges Tuition Exchange Program (CIC-TEP)
and the Tuition Exchange Program, Inc.
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Student
Life
Living
on campus is a great way to make the most
of one’s college years. A D’Youville
education extends further than the classroom,
and being a campus resident is a major part
of that education. While living on campus,
students meet and learn about other new
people and make friendships that last a
lifetime. The convenience of being within
a block of labs and the library makes it
easier to use free moments for study.
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Living
on campus makes it easier for you to attend campus
events. D’Youville offers students one residential
opportunity. Marguerite Hall a twelve story co-educational
residence hall, which serves as the college’s
residence hall and can house up to 340 students.
It is the tallest structure in the area and offers
a breathtaking view of the waterfront, downtown
Buffalo, and Canada.
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