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The University of Iowa
Quick Facts

Educational Programs

Undergraduate Education

  • Offering more than 100 areas of study, Iowa ranks 24th among U.S. public universities in undergraduate education—U.S. News & World Report, 2008 Edition.
  • Fall 2007 enrollment: 30,409
  • The top ten undergraduate majors are business, engineering, psychology, English, communication studies, biology, political science, art and art history, nursing, and history.
  • Our student-to-faculty ratio is 15:1.
  • Extracurricular options include more than 400 student groups, study abroad options, for-credit internships, innovative honors programs, and opportunities to work with faculty research scholars. More...
  • The undergraduate enrollment is 20,907. The largest college is the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, enrolling 54.2 percent of the total student body.
  • 2007-08 tuition and fees for the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (rates vary for other UI undergraduate colleges) are $6,293 for Iowa residents and $19,465 a year for nonresidents of Iowa. More...
  • More than 90 percent of first-year students live in one of 10 residence halls, paying $7,250 per year for room and board (2007–08). More...

Graduate and Professional Education

  • We offer more than 100 areas of study. Twenty-one programs are ranked among the top 10 such programs in the country—U.S. News & World Report.
  • Professional degree programs include the MBA, the MD, the JD, the DDS, the Master of Laws, and the Master in Nursing and Healthcare Practice. More...
  • 2007–08 tuition and fees for graduate study are $7,158 per year for Iowa residents and $19,144 for non-Iowa residents. (Rates vary for some graduate and all professional programs.) More...

Continuing Education

  • The Division of Continuing Education offers credit and non-credit courses, workshops, and programs using a variety of technologies to serve students across Iowa and on campus. More...

Youth and Pre-College Programs

  • Weekend programs and summer camps focus on music, sports, art, science, math, entrepreneurship, and many other topics for children age 5 and up. More...

Senior College

  • Low-cost, short-term courses for retirees, in which current and retired UI professors take an in-depth and eclectic look at current issues and events. More...

 


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