Wilmington University

Wilmington University is a non-profit, private doctoral research university. It was founded in 1968 with a charter class of 194 students. The university is located in New Castle, Delaware, USA. In 2007, this university was renamed Wilmington University. It offers a variety of courses for bachelor's, master's, associate, and other doctorate and research degrees. The university offers over 200 programmes and caters to students' preferences in areas such as art, communication, business, management, education, finance, health, and human services, among others. Over 20,000 students are enrolled at the university. White students make up 51% of the enrollment, while Asians, African Americans, Hispanics, and American Indians make up the remaining 49%. The university has a 17:1 student-faculty ratio. 

There are numerous institutions affiliated with Wilmington University. This university has campuses in New Castle, the Wilson Graduate Center, Brandywine, Dover, the Dover Air Force Base, and Georgetown in the U.S. state of Delaware. Wilmington university has campuses in the counties of Burlington, Camden, Cumberland, Gloucester, Joint Base McGuire-Dix-Lakehurst, Mercer, and Salem in the state of New Jersey. More than 80-degree programmes at the undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral levels are offered on the main campus. The Pratt Student Center, which was built on the main campus in New Castle and opened in 2013, in addition to classroom facilities, is a former university gymnasium that was extensively renovated. The Wilson Graduate Center, where the majority of the university's graduate and doctoral degree programmes are offered in northern Delaware, is also located in New Castle. 

In addition to conventional full-time courses, this university also offers online, hybrid, and flexible course options. Using the Internet, one can take an entire online course without physically travelling anywhere. One can learn both online and in the classroom while enrolled in a hybrid course. One would have the option to take a flexible course and attend classes in person or synchronously online. Wilmington University’s acceptance rate is 99% which indicates that the admission is least selective. Through experience-rich curricula and opportunities for work-integrated learning, the university's diverse academic programmes prepare students for success in the global marketplace.

Technology is used to encourage collaboration between students and instructors regardless of location, and small class sizes ensure meaningful interaction with esteemed faculty. Students can network and interact with their peers outside of the classroom in the university's social gathering areas. Numerous notable alumni of the university include professional soccer player Anthony Allison, American chemical engineer Paul Bechly, U.S. Air Force Major General Hugh T. Broomall, Artist and musician Brett Kull, Delaware Department of Corrections (DOC) Deputy Director Perry Phelps, former president of the National Rifle Association John C. Sigler, and members of the Delaware House of Representatives.