The Catholic University of America publicly started as an institution of higher education in 1889. It is the only National University of the Catholic Church in the United States and is distinctive among universities in the United States even amongst Catholic universities. The university pursues to nurture a new generation of Catholic Minds, to find fresh and thrilling ways to smear the infinite resources of the Catholic intellectual custom, and to take the finest thinking of Catholic Minds, past and present, to help resolve the glitches of modern life and improve the culture around it.
Students choose from among 72 bachelor's programs, 103 master's programs, and 66 doctoral programs. The University started presenting undergraduate education in 1904. It has thousands of undergraduates and graduate students registered in 12 schools of architecture and planning, arts and sciences, business and economics, canon law, engineering, law, professional studies, music, nursing, philosophy, social service, and theology and religious studies.
All the schools recommend gradu... Read more
The Catholic University of America publicly started as an institution of higher education in 1889. It is the only National University of the Catholic Church in the United States and is distinctive among universities in the United States even amongst Catholic universities. The university pursues to nurture a new generation of Catholic Minds, to find fresh and thrilling ways to smear the infinite resources of the Catholic intellectual custom, and to take the finest thinking of Catholic Minds, past and present, to help resolve the glitches of modern life and improve the culture around it.
Students choose from among 72 bachelor's programs, 103 master's programs, and 66 doctoral programs. The University started presenting undergraduate education in 1904. It has thousands of undergraduates and graduate students registered in 12 schools of architecture and planning, arts and sciences, business and economics, canon law, engineering, law, professional studies, music, nursing, philosophy, social service, and theology and religious studies.
All the schools recommend graduate degrees and/or professional degrees. The University is the major college campus in Washington, DC. It is a 176-acre residential campus, the largest and greenest in the town. Itís Brookland neighborhood, with eateries and retail shops adjacent to campus, is the perfect complement to on-campus living.
With 100-plus student organizations and a calendar jam-packed year-round with activities and events — whether you have a love for music, volunteering, ballroom dance, fitness, travel, activism, or something else — you will discover your place at the university, it's in everyday events, soccer practices, late-night sessions, seminars, campus concerts, social groups and more where life occurs. Fitness, Outdoor Activities, and Wellbeing offer a range of campus-wide opportunities for students to participate in physical, social, and educational activities. These initiatives are intended to cultivate a culture of personal development and to encourage a healthy and healthy lifestyle.
The Catholic University of America is offering grants, loans, and internship studies to help their students and their families pay for their post-secondary education. All first year and transfer scholarships are awarded by the Admissions Office, Only undergraduate students are eligible for access to Academic scholarships. Consideration for university scholarships is granted during the enrollment application period, university scholarships can only be paid for tuition fees and are automatically renewed up to eight semesters or once you have finished your current degree, whichever comes first. University scholarships require a student to hold a consistent full-time enrolment status (at least 12 credit hours). Along with these scholarships, the university provides Archdiocesan Scholarship, Parish Scholarship, Legacy Grant, etc.
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