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Wilmington University
Wilmington University is a private nonprofit institution in New Castle, DE. Scorecard figures (2023–24): undergraduate enrollment of 7,906, 150% graduation rate 24.8%. It is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
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Quick answer
Wilmington University enrolls 7,906 undergraduates (2023–24). Key outcomes include a graduation rate (150% time) of 24.8%, a average net price of $20,210 for federal-aid students, and a median earnings of $60,391 ten years after entry.
Verify before you apply
Confirm current-year tuition, aid, deadlines, and test policy on the university site before you apply. Federal Scorecard figures: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/school/?id=131113 (Scorecard 2023–24).
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About Wilmington University
Wilmington University is a private nonprofit university in New Castle, DE.
Accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education; undergraduate enrollment 7,906 (Scorecard 2023–24).
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The student body
Enrollment
38.4% men / 61.6% women (College Scorecard, 2023–24 academic year)
Degrees & majors
Largest bachelor’s fields by Scorecard program share (Scorecard 2023–24) include Business (28.8%), Computer & information sciences (25.2%), Health professions (11.3%). Shares below are of degrees awarded — not enrollment by major.
Largest bachelor’s majors
Program share of degrees (Scorecard 2023–24). “Other” = remaining CIP categories not listed above.
Cost before aid
Published tuition and fees start around $12,930; the average net price for students receiving federal aid is $20,210 (Scorecard 2023–24). Net price is after grants — not what every family pays.
Aid notes
Average net price is for students receiving federal aid after grants — not the published tuition. Run the school’s net-price calculator for your income.
Net price by family income
Average net price for students receiving federal aid — not the sticker tuition.
| Income | Avg net price |
|---|---|
| $0–$30k income | $20,148 |
| $30k–$48k income | $20,445 |
| $48k–$75k income | $19,949 |
| $75k–$110k income | $22,781 |
Tuition and fees are the published sticker price. Average net price is for students receiving federal aid after grants — not what every family pays. Check https://npc.collegeboard.org/student/app/wilmu
View Wilmington University on College Scorecard (2023–24 academic year IPEDS)
Campus & contacts
It is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
Is Wilmington University accredited?
Yes. Wilmington University is accredited by Middle States Commission on Higher Education.
What is the acceptance rate (admission rate)?
College Scorecard does not report an acceptance rate (admission rate) for Wilmington University (Scorecard 2023–24).
How many undergraduates does Wilmington University have?
Undergraduate enrollment is 7,906 (Scorecard 2023–24).
What is the graduation rate?
The 150% graduation rate is 24.8% (Scorecard 2023–24).
What are median earnings after entry?
Median earnings 10 years after entry are $60,391 (Scorecard 2023–24).
More FAQ about Wilmington University
What is the average net price?
The average net price is $20,210 for students receiving federal aid (Scorecard 2023–24).
What are the largest majors?
Largest fields include Business (28.8%), Computer & information sciences (25.2%), Health professions (11.3%) (Scorecard 2023–24).
Where is Wilmington University based?
Wilmington University is based in New Castle, DE.
How can families verify current tuition and deadlines?
Check the official university admissions and tuition pages, then compare with the school’s College Scorecard page (https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/school/?id=131113).
Key takeaways
- Undergraduate enrollment: 7,906
- Graduation rate (150% time): 24.8%
- Median earnings (10 yrs after entry): $60,391
- Avg net price (federal-aid students): $20,210
· Figures: Scorecard 2023–24 academic year
Unless noted, federal figures are from the College Scorecard latest release (2023–24 academic year IPEDS). School Scorecard page: https://collegescorecard.ed.gov/school/?id=131113 Confirm current tuition, aid, and deadlines on the university site.
