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USD
USD Law Library
Jenny Craig Pavilion
One of our gyms is located in the JCP and is available to all students
USD
Jenny Craig Pavilion
This is where all the big basketball games are held and sometimes school barbecues!
Overall Experience
It’s hard to imagine a comparable experience to USD. By the end of four years, everyone has done so much growing and changing, and it’s hard to tell how much of it depends on the University, your friends, yourself, and just blind luck. Whatever it is, the majority of USD students love their lives at USD. Sure they complain a little, but when asked about overall satisfaction, students have nothing but superlatives for their school. Many students noticed an adjustment period in the beginning, not just to life on their own, but life in San Diego. The only other common complaint references the size and “cliques” on campus. Things definitely go slower in San Diego, and the surrounding community and its way of life have a lot to do with the University experience. Beach life can become addictive, and for some, it is impossible to leave under any circumstances. Spending four years on such a small campus, you also get to know the faculty and staff extremely well. Sometimes it only takes one good class or professor to do it, but somehow USD manages to get a hold of your consciousness, and it feels like it will stay with you for the rest of your life. USD is also an easy place to feel nostalgia towards. The small size is a problem for some, as is the lack of collegiate atmosphere. For most, the laid-back style, the intimacy of campus, the strong bond between classmates, the involvement of professors, and life at the beach is something they find hard to leave behind. Few people look back on their days at USD with regret. In fact, most envy their days gone by.
Students Speak Out
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| Dates To Know |
Deadline |
Notification |
| Early Action |
November 15 |
January 31 |
| Regular Decision |
March 1 |
April 15 |
| Must-Reply-By |
May 1 |
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| Acceptance Rate:
52% |
Application Fee:
$55 |
Common Application Accepted?
Yes |
| Overall Admissions: |
| Applicants: |
10,584 |
| Acceptances: |
5,519 |
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Yield:
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23% |
| Freshman Stats: |
| *RD Acceptance Rate: |
52% |
| Class Size: |
1,260 |
| *EA Acceptance Rate: |
59% |
| Retention Rate: |
85% |
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Waitlist Stats:
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| Applicants Placed: |
552 |
| Applicants Accepting: |
351 |
| Students Enrolled: |
1 |
| Transfer Stats: |
| Applications Received: |
971 |
| Applicants Accepted: |
623 |
| Students Enrolled: |
267 |
* RD = Regular Decision, EA = Early Action
Financial Aid Stats
| Other Stats |
| Financial Aid Forms Deadline: |
March 2 |
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Average Financial Aid Package:
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$15,773 |
| Students Who Applied for Aid: |
52% |
| Applicants Who Received Aid: |
84% |
Standardized Tests
| Scores |
Verbal |
Math |
Writing |
Composite (out of) |
| SAT I * |
540 - 630 |
560 - 650 |
550 - 650 |
1650 - 1930
(2400)
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| ACT * |
23 - 29 |
24 - 28 |
N/A |
24 - 29
(36)
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| * 25th - 75th Percentile |
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| Other Stats |
| Top 10% of HS Class: |
39% |
| SATI / ACT Required? |
Either |
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