Division of Enrollment Management

New Enrollment Building on S. College Ave.

Division of Enrollment Management

University of Delaware's Division of Enrollment Management (DEM) serves prospective and current students and their families, assisting with issues related to admission, transfer, registration, matriculation, financial aid, scholarships, and billing.

Comprised of four departments (Undergraduate Admissions, Student Financial Services, University Registrar, and Strategic Initiatives) DEM has a mission to lead and support University-wide initiatives focused on student recruitment, enrollment, and retention.  The Division's vision is to promote diversity, inclusivity, and a community-centered environment that reflects the University's values.

DEM provides ongoing analysis of the characteristics and behaviors of current, prospective, and former students to improve and enhance UD's competitive market position and prominence, to increase capacity, and to achieve strategic enrollment goals related to quality, quantity, access, and success.

Division of Enrollment Management | University of Delaware
Division of Enrollment Management | University of Delaware
Division of Enrollment Management | University of Delaware
Division of Enrollment Management | University of Delaware

Enrollment Services Contact Center

The Enrollment Services Contact Center serves as the frontline of customer service for all the departments in the Division.  The contact center answers questions from UD students and families via telephone and email.

302.831.2126     sfs-mail@udel.edu

Introducing the DEM Suggestion Box!

Designed to provide a channel for your feedback as we continue to improve our division, the Suggestion Box offers an anonymous platform for offering your thoughts and ideas to the DEM Committee.  Expect to see publication of feedback received and actions taken.

UD College Readiness Scholars Institute


The College Readiness Scholars Institute at the University of Delaware is more than just college prep for high school students from first-generation or low-income backgrounds in DE. Students in CRSI learn not just how to succeed in the admissions process and thrive on campus, but how to become leaders in their communities. Visit udel.edu/crsi for more info.

College Readiness Scholars Institute at the University of Delaware: youtube.com/watch?v=6bD2gEB-6tg

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An article from National Association for College Admission Counseling (NACAC) states that Education Secretary Confirms Student Loan Payments Will Resume This Summer

For more information concerning loan repayment visit the Student Financial Services Quick Info page.

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Among Univeristy of Delaware alumni are three signers of the Declaration of Independence, a signer of the U.S. Constitution, a Nobel Prize-winning scientist, a Tony Award-winning choreographer, a First Lady of the United States, and the 46th President of the United States.

The private academy from which UD grew was founded in 1743, making it one of the oldest in the nation, and UD was chartered as an institution of higher learning in 1833.  Historian John Munroe touted UD's original class was "possibly the most distinguished in terms of the later achievements of its members, taken as a whole, of any class in any school in America."  Those first students would go on to become statesmen, doctors, merchants, and scholars.