Frequently Asked Questions:

I need to complete a survey that asks for official enrollment and demographics for our student. How can I get this information?

How much financial aid do DePaul students receive? How much do they receive from the government versus DePaul?

OIPR prepares several financial aid reports each year. You can find information about the source of these awards in the Financial Aid Profile. This report also provides this information by level, and across several demographic variables. Other financial aid reports include the Financial Aid Pipeline and Tuition Discounting Study. The Pipeline study tracks the flow of institutional aid dollars as they are awarded to new and continuing students. The Discounting report analyzes institutional aid in light of its affects on net tuition revenue. Section 6 of the Fact File provides information on the source of financial aid by student level over 5 years. Also available are estimates of financial aid for first-time, full-time undergraduates in Section H of the Common Data Set. This section provides a breakdown of awarded aid by source and student need. It also details the process followed for awarding student aid at DePaul.

I work with students and am concerned about the number of students that transfer out of DePaul. Is there anything I can do to keep the students here?

What is the average class size at DePaul?

Are DePaul students happy?

Does the university collect information about faculty workload?

What are DePaul's retention and graduation rates?

How many degrees does DePaul award?

What are DePaul's admission requirements for new freshmen?

What are DePaul's admission requirements for new transfers?

What programs of study are available at DePaul?

Where can I find information on student life at DePaul?

How much does attending DePaul cost?

How many faculty members does DePaul have, and what is the student to faculty ratio?