University of Delaware Rankings 2025

• Due to the recession right now, there are not many opportunities out there. However, you will have to try hard and apply every day. Average salary can be between $75000 and $100k upon graduation from my program. University provides career fairs; However, you will have to apply jobs through career pages, LinkedIn, indeed etc., As we are local to Sallie Mae and JP Morgan Chase, it is likely to hire people form university of Delaware.

• I opted for Off campus accommodation using leasing websites. I have a group of 4 people. So, it cost around $450 per head in sharing. However, there are cheaper options.
• For future students, look for apartments like Southgate Garden, Lehigh, Thorn or any townhouses using the Zillow website. Make sure the accommodation has a UD Shuttle bus facility, which helps you commute within the university.

• I think it's around 5-10% or even less. Unfortunately, the track record of people getting jobs from ECE has been poor.

• I am not sure about the exact salary range for the same reason mentioned about. Maybe this job market is a anomaly. But, I expect 70-100k as someone who is looking for software engineer roles. Students typically apply online on Linkedin/handshake and other job portals.

• I know 1 person who was placed in a startup in Philly, another in Amazon as Cloud consultant and another in Microsoft for cybersecurity role.

• No particular major companies hire from my program.

• I found the Indian Graduate Student Association WhatsApp group through someone I met on the platform reddit, from a person who was also going to attend Udel. From the group WhatsApp group, I messaged and spoke to people to help find roommates. Among roommates, I discussed the various accommodation options.

• The monthly rent is $1650 for 2 BHK, 1 BA. This includes a washing machine, dryer and oven. My accommodation is 1.4 miles from campus.

• Most Indian students stay off-campus, like I do. They stay in the same accommodation as I do.

• My recommendation for future students seeking accommodation is that they please stay as close to campus as possible. It does matter a lot in terms of commute and utilizing opportunities on campus.

• The full time job opportunities are not that good as of now, seeing my seniors who graduated recently. Out of 20 , 1 or 2 got the job after graduating. The rest are still looking for the opportunities.
• Since it is a small place, there are no work opportunities near the college.
• The average Salary range is 70-80K. Jobs can be found using job boards out there like glassdoor, indeed etc.
• Most of the students got their jobs off campus by themselves.

• I find my accommodation by talking to the seniors. I messaged in the groups and collected information from them.
• There is a site called apartments.com , in this site we can find the available housing in the locality.
• The monthly rent is around 1800, and all the basic amenities are included in that.
• The challenges are finalizing house from India itself, without seeing the place by myself.
• My accommodation is 3 miles from the campus

• I think 90 percent students secure job before 6 months.
• The average saray can range from 120k to 200k dollars. common methods such as campus recruitment, internships, networking, or online job portals like linkedin, Indeed, Handshake etc are used and Career fairs are also a great place to improve the reach and try to make yourself more visible in the job market
   

• I found the accomadation on appratment.com and found roommates through wahtsapp groups.
• My monthly rent is 1894 dollars which includes gas and heating, there's seprate bill for light, water and wifi.
• I did not face much challanges while finding the accomadation which was a pretty straight forward process of understanding locations close to the university for the accomadation there's nothing so difficult about it.
• My accomadation is 2KMs away from the university. Most indian students live at Pine Brook Apartments.
   

I am currently working for the University of Delaware in my time in-between my undergraduate and graduate careers here! Most of those in my undergraduate cohort have either gotten into graduate school or found a temporary career until they will apply to graduate school.

I have lived in Delaware my whole life and love it here! I love the master's speech pathology program at the University of Delaware too, you start working with clients two weeks into the program and they value experience over classroom learning.

Wide range of academic programs and a fantastic marching band. It was important to be able to keep music in my life as well as academics! I was even able to minor in piano while studying neuroscience.

I chose the university of Delaware due to the close location to home (3 hours) and the campus environment. I really liked how it had a college feel but also didn?t feel isolated from the world like some other colleges felt.