Overview

D&#;Youville College is a University institution located in Buffalo, NY, in an urban setting.

Location & Contact

Address 320 Porter Avenue
Buffalo, NY  14201
United States

Contact Mr. Mark Pavone
Director of Admissions
Email: pavonem@dyc.edu
Phone: 716-829-7600
Fax: 716-829-7900

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Majors & Degrees

Biological And Biomedical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Biology/biological Sciences, General
Business, Management, Marketing, And Related Support Services	Associate	Bachelors
Accounting
Business Administration And Management, General
International Business/trade/commerce
Marketing, Other
Computer And Information Sciences And Support Services	Associate	Bachelors
Information Technology
Education	Associate	Bachelors
Elementary Education And Teaching
English Language And Literature/Letters	Associate	Bachelors
English Language And Literature, General
Foreign Languages, Literatures, And Linguistics	Associate	Bachelors
Spanish Language And Literature
Health Professions And Related Clinical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Dietetics/dietitian
Family Practice Nurse/nursing
Health Professions And Related Clinical Sciences, Other
Health Services Administration
Hospital And Health Care Facilities Administration/management
Occupational Therapy/therapist
Pharmaceutical Sciences
Physician Assistant
Public Health, General
Public Health/community Nurse/nursing
Registered Nursing/registered Nurse
History	Associate	Bachelors
History, General
Liberal Arts And Sciences, General Studies And Humanities	Associate	Bachelors
Liberal Arts And Sciences/liberal Studies
Mathematics And Statistics	Associate	Bachelors
Mathematics, General
Multi/Interdisciplinary Studies	Associate	Bachelors
International/globalization Studies
Multi-/interdisciplinary Studies, Other
Philosophy And Religious Studies	Associate	Bachelors
Philosophy
Religion/religious Studies
Physical Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Chemistry, General
Psychology	Associate	Bachelors
Psychology, General
Social Sciences	Associate	Bachelors
Sociology, General

Admissions

Acceptance Rate

1,839

Applied

1,700

Accepted

1,388

Enrolled

Female Admissions

1,306

Females Applied

1,212

Females Accepted

93%

Acceptance Rate

Male Admissions

533

Males Applied

488

Males Accepted

92%

Acceptance Rate

Applying

3.68

Avg. high school GPA for freshman

Admission Requirements
Required	Transcript of high school record A minimum high school GPA of 2
Required for some programs	A minimum high school GPA of 3 Interview

Application Deadlines

Type	Application Closing	Notification Date	Rolling Admissions
Fall freshmen	Not reported	Not reported	Yes
Other early decision plan	Not reported	Not reported
Transfer	Not reported	Not reported	Yes

Test Scores Accepted

Test	Avg. Score	25th %	75th %
SAT Critical Reading		500	605
SAT Math		530	620
ACT Composite		21	26

Tuition & Fees

Tuition

28,968

Private

Fees

1,140

Full-time student fees

9,500

Room & board

Other Payment Considerations

Student groups that qualify for full or partial waiver of tuition	Employees

Financial Aid

19,004

Avg. Financial Aid Package

18,449

Avg. Freshman Financial Aid Package

6,237

Avg. International Student Financial Aid Package

4,353

Avg. Loan Aid

8,739

Avg. Grant Aid

15,177

Avg. Scholarship and/or Grant Aid awarded

Percentage of students with need who receive financial aid

73%

Avg. Percentage of Financial Need Met

22%

Percentage of Students Who Had Their Need Fully Met

Student Body

1,388

Total Undergrad students

3%

International Students

9%

Out-of-state students

Race/Ethnicity

Hispanic/Latino	5.51%
Black or African American	12.32%
White or Caucasian	60.14%
American Indian or Alaska Native	0.58%
Asian	8.48%
Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander	0.07%
Two or more races	3.19%
Other	6.3%

Gender

Male (25.22%)

Female (74.78%)

Campus Life

Housing

Type
College-owned housing	Yes
Housing requirements	Yes
Housing options	Co-ed housing Disabled housing Men-only housing Women-only housing Freshman car parking
% of undergrad students who live in college housing	16%

Student Activities

Student-run campus newspaper

Drama/theatre group

Student-run radio station

Student-run television station

Marching band

Choral groups

Campus events:
Family and Friends Weekend, Honors Convocation and ACES Ceremony

Student Services

Legal services

Health clinic

Personal/psychological counseling

Women's center

International students advisor

Student Organizations

Greek fraternities

Greek sororities

Local fraternities

Local sororities

Most popular organizations:
Student Association, Occupational Therapy Student Association, Physical Therapy Student Association, Student Nurses Association and Black Student Union

Campus Security & Safety

24-hour emergency telephone/alarm services

24-hour patrols by trained officers

Student patrols

Late-night transport/escort services

Electronically-operated dormitory entrances

Athletics

Men's Sports

Sport	Intramural	Intercollegiate	Scholarship
Baseball		Division 3	No
Basketball		Division 3	No
Bowling		Division 3	No
Cheerleading	No	No	No
Crew	No	No	No
Cross-country Running		Division 3	No
Lacrosse		Division 3	No
Rowing		Division 3	No
Soccer		Division 3	No
Softball	No	No	No
Tennis	No	No	No
Volleyball		Division 3	No

Women's Sports

Sport	Intramural	Intercollegiate	Scholarship
Baseball	No	No	No
Basketball		Division 3	No
Bowling	No	No	No
Cheerleading	No		No
Crew	No	Division 2	No
Cross-country Running		Division 3	No
Lacrosse		Division 3	No
Rowing	No	No	No
Soccer		Division 3	No
Softball		Division 3	No
Tennis		Division 3	No
Volleyball		Division 3	No

Faculty

298

Total Faculty

7:1

Student-Faculty Ratio

Full-time - 165

Part-time - 133

Male - 101

Female - 197

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