Company description
An academic medical center composed of Strong Memorial, Golisano Childrens Hospital, and Highland Hospital.
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- Mission
- Excellence requires freedom. The University of Rochester's belief in this fundamental principle, which drives research faculty around the world, has led to our unique and innovative Rochester Curriculum. Living the principle straight out of high school, Rochester students are free to select the courses that appeal to them most from their first day on campus. Advising is thus also highly individualized from the first day, and Rochester students typically discover a passion (or combination of passions) at an early point in their BS or BA career. The Rochester Curriculum commitment means there are zero required subjects; instead, students' interests drive their education. As they structure their choices, students will eventually choose to major in one of 65 degree programs in sciences and engineering, humanities, or social sciences, and complete a "cluster" of at least three related courses in each of the other two areas. Among America's advanced research universities, Rochester is the most collegiate in character, with smaller enrollment overall and a commitment that 95-100% of every student's course instruction will be from a tenure-track faculty member. With guaranteed exposure to research faculty, Rochester students undertake advanced studies and research in graduate courses early in their undergraduate career in arts and sciences or in any one of Rochester's nationally ranked schools of engineering, medicine, nursing, music, education, and business. Not surprisingly, the share of Rochester students who ultimately choose to pursue graduate degrees themselves is among the nation's highest. In other important respects Rochester mirrors the best that small universities or liberal arts colleges can offer. The campus is residential and self-contained, but an exciting small city downtown is two miles away, and year-round recreation is prominent in all directions. Recreation, schools, and culture are among the reasons Rochester was ranked in Places Rated Almanac 2007 as the 6th most ideal among America's 395 metropolitan areas. The Curriculum drives an enormous diversity for life on campus, which supports nearly 250 different student organizations. Since no two academic programs are alike, students tend to be individuals whose confidence grows during their four years. Rochester students often seem to emulate the faculty, who have devoted their lives to free academic inquiry. The students believe that they can make intelligent choices for themselves and tend to associate in ways that reinforce support for every other student's individual choices.
- General Information
- Most Selective, Medium School, Private School - No Affiliation Listed, Small City, Co-Ed, Graduate Students - Medium, Total Minority - High, Asian Students - High, Out of State - High, Any Cost, Reader Service for the Blind, Handicapped Student Services, Note taking Services, Study Abroad, Cooperative Work Experience, Reserve Officers - Training Corps (ROTC), Campus Publications, Dormitories, Foreign Student Organizations, Honor Student Organizations, Minority Student Organizations, Radio/TV Station, Religious Organizations, Social Fraternities and Sororities, Student Government, Student/Faculty Ratio - Low
- Other Admission Requirements
- GED accepted, TOEFL and Michigan tests NOT required, Financial statement NOT required, Advance deposit NOT required
- School Type
- Private not-for-profit (no religious affiliation), 4-year or above
- Campus Setting
- Located within 15 miles of a major urban area
- Campus Description
- 100-acre, suburban campus in Rochester.
- Costs
- 2010-2011 Tuition and Fees: $40,282
- Highest Degree Offered
- Doctoral and first-professional
- Email
- [email protected]
- Type
- College/University
- Payment Accepted
- MasterCard, Visa
- Level
- Four Year School
- Entrance Difficulty
- Very difficult
- Selectivity
- most selective
- Coed Status
- Men and Women
- City Type
- Midsize City
- Enrollment Concentration
- Traditional
- Highest Offering
- Doctorates
- Campus Size
- 100 acres
- Setting
- suburban
- Academic Calendar
- Semester
- Control
- Private
- Institutional Control
- Private
- Instate Tuition Fees For Grad 1 Yr
- $36410
- Parking Available
- Garage
- Application Deadline
- 30-Jan
- Instate Tuition For Undergrad For 1 Yr
- $36410
- On Campus Room And Board Charges
- $10810
- Graduate In State Tuition
- 24480
- Graduate Out Of State Tuition
- 24480
- Undergraduate In State Tuition
- 32650
- Undergraduate Out Of State Tuition
- 32650
- Instate Per Credit Hr For Pt Grad
- $1138
- Instate Per Credit Hr For Pt Undergrad
- $1138
- Percentage Of Students Admitted
- 41.15
- Room Charge For 1 Yr On Sharing With 1 Person
- $6490
- Total Number Of Applicants
- 12677
- Year Founded
- 1850
- Accredited
- true
- Graduate Number Of Females
- 1726
- Graduate Number Of Males
- 1754
- International Enrollment
- 1273
- Typical Board Cost
- 4252
- Typical Room Cost
- 5940
- Undergraduate Number Of Females
- 2341
- Undergraduate Number Of Males
- 2355
- Founded In
- 1850
- Total Number Of Admissions
- 5216
- Additional Fees
- 723
- Books Cost (estimate)
- 785
- Graduate Application Fee
- $25
- International Application Fee
- $50
- Undergraduate Application Fee
- $60
- Application Fee
- $60
- Percent Asian
- 13
- Percent Out Of State Students
- 52
- Percent African American
- 5
- Percent Hispanic
- 5
- Percent Native American
- 1
- Web Site
- http://www.urmc.rochester.edu/
