I have been trying to enroll my son in a certificate program for over a month. This place keeps…read moresending me around and around. They cannot even tell me how much the course costs. How can they provide a good education when you cannot even get signed up? They were good at collecting my $35 registration fee - what a rip off - it was a registration fee and my kid is not even registered.

I took classes online, so my experience may be different than students who took their classes…read moreon-campus. Nonetheless, I would not recommend online courses at this university. Faculty and staff are disconnected from online students, almost as if they don't see them as students at all. Very poor communication with major departments (registrar, student services, bursars office, etc). Getting feedback on assignments was close to impossible because, quite frankly, they don't respond to emails in a fair amount of time. I've taken online classes at other institutions before and didn't have any problems, so I'm not against online programs. In my opinion Wilmington struggles with integration. The only thing they see in common with an on-campus and online student is the check they cash.

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The University of Delaware, with its main campus in Newark, Delaware had its beginnings in 1743 and…read moreevolved into a public institution of higher learning; named Newark College (1765) and then Delaware College (1843). It was not until 1921 that it became University of Delaware. Honestly, I wouldn't care all that much, but for the fact that my son has decided to attend as a college freshman in September. Suddenly, it is very important to me. I've since learned that it is one of the oldest universities in the USA, and is ranked #127 of 1,647 colleges in America and #77 of 366 for engineering schools (my son plans to study aerospace engineering). True, it is also #35 /1,520 top party schools, and #36/672 top public universities. Ultimately, what he makes of it is up to him. I just hope the partying stat is not important to him (I'm dreaming). The most important part of its mission statement is: "...The University of Delaware promotes an environment in which all people are inspired to learn, and encourages intellectual curiosity, critical thinking, free inquiry and respect for the views and values of an increasingly diverse population." So, what is a Blue Hen, you ask. During the Revolutionary War, Congress commissioned the creation of a military battalion from the lower counties of Delaware. It was captained by John Caldwell, who among other things, was known for breeding fighting gamecocks. His chickens had bluish plumage and were ferocious. His regiment soon adopted the name "Blue Hen Chickens" to note their bravery in battle. The assignation stuck, and it became the mascot of the school in 1911 as the Fightin' Blue Hens in their honor. Brave chickens! Guess I'll have to get used to that oxymoron. Hope my son does their history proud.

Worst college I've ever been to! Professor didn't show up for the first 4/5 classes! Dropped out…read moreand wasted a year of my life. DO NOT make the same mistake.

Here for a Volleyball tournament, Campus looks great, all very clean and well organized. From…read moresecurity to courts over all a good experience

Bob Carpenter Center is very nice and really good players. It has good food and snacks to enjoy…read moreduring the game. I love UD basketball :)

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