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Duke University

103 Allen Bldg, Durham, NC 27708
(919) 684-8111

Tuition 2016 - 2017 (full-time, first-time undergraduate students)

Tuition & Fees 2015-16 2014-15 2013-14
In District $51,265 $49,241 $47,243
In State $51,265 $49,241 $47,243
Out of State $51,265 $49,241 $47,243
Books/Misc. $1,260 $1,260 $1,260
On Campus      
Room and Board $14,438 $14,032 $13,290
Other Expenses $2,206 $2,206 $2,206
Off Campus      
Room and Board - - -
Other Expenses - - -
Off Campus With Family      
Other Expenses - - -
 

Financial Aid 2014 - 2015

Type of Aid Percent Receiving Aid Average Amount Received
Federal Grants
(scholarships/fellowships) 		12.0 % $7,544
State/Local Grant
(scholarships/fellowships) 		3.0 % $4,373
Institutional Grants
(scholarships/fellowships) 		43.0 % $41,083
Loans 41.0 % $5,962

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NCAA (National Collegiate Athletic Association)

Baseball - Atlantic Coast Conference
Basketball - Atlantic Coast Conference
Football - Atlantic Coast Conference
Cross Country/Track - Atlantic Coast Conference

$85

Doctoral/Research Universities--Extensive: These institutions typically offer a wide range of baccalaureate programs, and they are committed to graduate education through the doctorate. They award 50 or more doctoral degrees per year across at least 15 disciplines.

Graduate programs or courses are offered via distance education
ROTC: Army
ROTC: Navy
ROTC: Air Force
Study abroad
Teacher certification: Approved by the state for initial certifcation or licensure of teachers

www.duke.edu/web/ous/mission.html

Private not-for-profit, 4-year or above 

Bachelor's
Master's
Doctor's
First Professional

Academic/career counseling service
Employment services for students
Placement services for completers

Advanced placement (AP) credits

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10/12/2016 7:06:49 AM

Guys i think this is the best school ever

2/9/2016 9:26:55 AM

I love physics

4/7/2015 11:24:34 PM

I agree, Duke is an amazing campus that is absolutely beautiful. It is a place where students are challenged academically, intellectually as well as socially. Although my daughter was not admitted to Duke for the 2015 school year as a freshman (her #1 choice), she plans to possibly reapply as a transfer student. As a single parent of 2 teens, it would have been a blessing for my daughter to attend Duke from an educational as well as a financial standpoint. According to this website, tuition/room expenses are fully met for families with an income under $60,000. We live in Inglewood California, and my income is just below $55,000.00. Unfortunately, it is expected that lots of debt be accumulated through loans for many of the colleges she was accepted to.

Autumn C.  on 4/5/2011 6:03:11 PM

Visiting Duke was one of the best experiences of my life. Little things that applicants might dislike about the actual campus is that while it is incredibly beautiful, there is always LOTS of construction going on, as Duke is constantly building and expanding. Also, any freshman accepted here would be housed in Duke's East Campus which doesn't have any air conditioning. Even so, the North Carolina climate isn't terribly hot (or maybe it's just what I have to compare it to: A life in Texas!) Those couple of comments having been said, I think that Duke is still one of the most best colleges in America, and it's programs are absolutely amazing.