University of Dallas

Cryptic Reviewer 4 months ago

This university seems to attract a lot of performative students. It's more about maintaining an image of being a catholic rather than living their lives as one.

Retired Educator a year ago

The University of Dallas in Irving offers a rigorous liberal arts education with small classes, strong faculty support, and distinctive opportunities like full-tuition scholarships, community service programs, and easy access to internships and jobs in the Dallas–Fort Worth area. Its Irving location enhances the student experience with a diverse, welcoming community, abundant dining, entertainment, and cultural options, plus convenient access to DFW International Airport and public transit. Together, UD’s academic strengths and Irving’s economic and cultural opportunities create an environment that supports both personal growth and professional success.

Hannah A. Edited 2 years ago

great school, great teachers but they nickel & dime over every expense, as if the tuition wasn't already very expensive. Easy to get into business program since they don't have entry exams. Tuition for 2024 masters per class is about 3800 per class. $60 to enroll in a payment plan (LOL!). Parking per sem is 75 or 125$ for the year, they don't mail out the parking passes so you have to pick up from the campus police office which is open 8am-5pm Mon-Fri; for graduate students who work full-time and travel occasionally for work and only have weekends to run errands, it can be a bit of a hassle to find time to pick up the pass. they currently don't have the technology to read the license plate and see if its registered - so why do even have to put our plates in the form when purchasing the parking pass? overall, brilliant teachers, so-so facilities, very expensive everything. but they don't require an entry exam for masters so there's the positive.

M S 8 years ago

Amazing school. I would go here every day to study for my medical school entrance exam and the library staff would never tell me to leave, even though I was not a student at this institution. This place will forever hold a dear place in my heart. Thank you for providing me space to study and further my education. I'm in medical school now and may be using your facilities in the near future. Thanks!

Cecilia L. 9 years ago

Top-notch academics; by the time you graduate you'll be surprised at how much you know. My UD education made the the world richer, better, and bigger-- not with fancy programs or buildings, and not with try-hard school-sponsored activities-- but with great books and excellent professors.