The Catholic University of America : Rankings, Fees & Courses Details

About The Catholic University of America

Located in the Brookland neighborhood of northeast Washington, D.C., The Catholic University of America is a picturesque campus where faith and reason intersect in the pursuit of truth. Established in 1887 by the Catholic bishops of the United States, it is...
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Located in the Brookland neighborhood of northeast Washington, D.C., The Catholic University of America is a picturesque campus where faith and reason intersect in the pursuit of truth. Established in 1887 by the Catholic bishops of the United States, it is the only pontifically chartered university in the country. We seamlessly blend rigorous research and scholarly endeavors with the profound teachings of the Catholic Church to address contemporary challenges and enrich the world for generations to come. Our commitment to serving the community, country, and humanity unites us.

Catholic University prepares the next generation to address complex issues through profound theological, philosophical, and moral inquiries. As a research university, we nurture and educate future research pioneers, actively spearheading exploration, discovery, and innovation. Our campus fosters a warm and welcoming environment, emphasizing academic excellence and our unique position in the heart of the Church and the Nation.

We bridge generational gaps by blending the wisdom of tradition with present and future advancements. Our unwavering mission revolves around pursuing and disseminating truth through meaningful academic dialogue, outstanding teaching, and groundbreaking research. We aim to cultivate character and empower our students to become beacons of light, guided by faith, shaping and transforming the world joyfully.

The Catholic University of America is distinguished among universities in the United States, even among Catholic institutions. Our national research university in the heart of Washington, D.C., is deeply rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition.

Founded by the Catholic bishops of the United States with a charter from Pope Leo XIII, we have dedicated more than 130 years to discovering and imparting the truth through excellence in teaching and research. Our scholars in all fields embrace reason and faith, applying the inexhaustible resources of the Catholic intellectual tradition to solve contemporary issues and enrich our culture.

Service and faith are at the core of our mission, guiding us in academics, research, and student life.

Rankings and Distinctions:

The Princeton Review's selection of America's Best 386 Colleges, #8 for Most Engaged in Community Service
Catholic University ranks #21 in the nation of Best Green Colleges in the U.S., according to College Consensus.
The Catholic University of America is ranked #87 for best value by U.S. News and World Report.
Ranked #12 in the mid-Atlantic region by Military Times for their 2021 Best for Vets: Colleges list.
Conway School of Nursing is ranked #27 on the U.S. News and World Report’s list of the 220 Best Graduate Schools for Nursing. The online master's in nursing program ranked #6 in the nation.

Academic Excellence:

With 12 schools, more than 200 undergraduate and graduate programs, and 36 research centers and facilities, the University maintains the nurturing feel of a liberal arts college with the variety and expertise of a global research institution.

The university houses several academic centers and institutes that serve as focal points for specialized research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and engagement with societal issues. These centers offer unique opportunities for students and faculty to delve into specific fields of study and address the world's pressing challenges.

The National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS) stands as one of the nation's oldest and most prominent schools of social work. With a focus on social justice, the NCSSS faculty and students work together to address the complex issues impacting individuals, families, and communities.

The Columbus School of Law offers a dynamic legal education under the guidance of experienced faculty who emphasize ethical practice and public service. Students have access to practical training through clinics, moot court competitions, and internships, preparing them to become proficient legal practitioners.

The Busch School of Business empowers students with innovative approaches to business and economics while fostering ethical leadership and a commitment to the common good. The faculty, many of whom have extensive industry experience, equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the business world.

The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art provides aspiring artists and performers with a vibrant environment. With accomplished faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, students receive exceptional music, drama, and visual arts training.
Other centers, such as the Institute for Human Ecology and the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, delve into social, cultural, and political issues, offering valuable insights into matters that shape our world.

Throughout all faculties and academic centers, The Catholic University of America remains committed to fostering an inclusive and nurturing environment that empowers students to explore their passions, develop critical thinking skills, and embrace a lifelong love of learning, with a commitment to the Catholic intellectual tradition, our faculty and academic centers serve as beacons of knowledge and wisdom, preparing students to lead with integrity and compassion in their chosen fields.

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About The Catholic University of America

Located in the Brookland neighborhood of northeast Washington, D.C., The Catholic University of America is a picturesque campus where faith and reason intersect in the pursuit of truth. Established in 1887 by the Catholic bishops of the United States, it is...
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Located in the Brookland neighborhood of northeast Washington, D.C., The Catholic University of America is a picturesque campus where faith and reason intersect in the pursuit of truth. Established in 1887 by the Catholic bishops of the United States, it is the only pontifically chartered university in the country. We seamlessly blend rigorous research and scholarly endeavors with the profound teachings of the Catholic Church to address contemporary challenges and enrich the world for generations to come. Our commitment to serving the community, country, and humanity unites us.

Catholic University prepares the next generation to address complex issues through profound theological, philosophical, and moral inquiries. As a research university, we nurture and educate future research pioneers, actively spearheading exploration, discovery, and innovation. Our campus fosters a warm and welcoming environment, emphasizing academic excellence and our unique position in the heart of the Church and the Nation.

We bridge generational gaps by blending the wisdom of tradition with present and future advancements. Our unwavering mission revolves around pursuing and disseminating truth through meaningful academic dialogue, outstanding teaching, and groundbreaking research. We aim to cultivate character and empower our students to become beacons of light, guided by faith, shaping and transforming the world joyfully.

The Catholic University of America is distinguished among universities in the United States, even among Catholic institutions. Our national research university in the heart of Washington, D.C., is deeply rooted in the Catholic intellectual tradition.

Founded by the Catholic bishops of the United States with a charter from Pope Leo XIII, we have dedicated more than 130 years to discovering and imparting the truth through excellence in teaching and research. Our scholars in all fields embrace reason and faith, applying the inexhaustible resources of the Catholic intellectual tradition to solve contemporary issues and enrich our culture.

Service and faith are at the core of our mission, guiding us in academics, research, and student life.

Rankings and Distinctions:

The Princeton Review's selection of America's Best 386 Colleges, #8 for Most Engaged in Community Service
Catholic University ranks #21 in the nation of Best Green Colleges in the U.S., according to College Consensus.
The Catholic University of America is ranked #87 for best value by U.S. News and World Report.
Ranked #12 in the mid-Atlantic region by Military Times for their 2021 Best for Vets: Colleges list.
Conway School of Nursing is ranked #27 on the U.S. News and World Report’s list of the 220 Best Graduate Schools for Nursing. The online master's in nursing program ranked #6 in the nation.

Academic Excellence:

With 12 schools, more than 200 undergraduate and graduate programs, and 36 research centers and facilities, the University maintains the nurturing feel of a liberal arts college with the variety and expertise of a global research institution.

The university houses several academic centers and institutes that serve as focal points for specialized research, interdisciplinary collaboration, and engagement with societal issues. These centers offer unique opportunities for students and faculty to delve into specific fields of study and address the world's pressing challenges.

The National Catholic School of Social Service (NCSSS) stands as one of the nation's oldest and most prominent schools of social work. With a focus on social justice, the NCSSS faculty and students work together to address the complex issues impacting individuals, families, and communities.

The Columbus School of Law offers a dynamic legal education under the guidance of experienced faculty who emphasize ethical practice and public service. Students have access to practical training through clinics, moot court competitions, and internships, preparing them to become proficient legal practitioners.

The Busch School of Business empowers students with innovative approaches to business and economics while fostering ethical leadership and a commitment to the common good. The faculty, many of whom have extensive industry experience, equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to excel in the business world.

The Benjamin T. Rome School of Music, Drama, and Art provides aspiring artists and performers with a vibrant environment. With accomplished faculty and state-of-the-art facilities, students receive exceptional music, drama, and visual arts training.
Other centers, such as the Institute for Human Ecology and the Institute for Policy Research & Catholic Studies, delve into social, cultural, and political issues, offering valuable insights into matters that shape our world.

Throughout all faculties and academic centers, The Catholic University of America remains committed to fostering an inclusive and nurturing environment that empowers students to explore their passions, develop critical thinking skills, and embrace a lifelong love of learning, with a commitment to the Catholic intellectual tradition, our faculty and academic centers serve as beacons of knowledge and wisdom, preparing students to lead with integrity and compassion in their chosen fields.

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Available programmes

Arts and Humanities (19)

B.A. in Art & Design

B.A. in Art History

B.A. in Drama

B.F.A. in Acting for Theatre, Film, and Television

Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology (B.A.)

Bachelor of Arts in English (B.A.)

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Business and Management (7)

Accounting (B.S.)

Bachelor of Arts in Management

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Finance

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in International Business

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Marketing

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Engineering and Technology (7)

Bachelor of Arts in Information Technology

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (B.B.E.)

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (B.C.E.)

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (B.E.E.)

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (B.M.E.)

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (B.S.C.S.)

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Life Sciences and Medicine (2)

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (B.A.)

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.)

Social Sciences and Management (6)

B.A. in Politics

Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology

Bachelor of Arts in Human Services Administration

Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies

Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.)

Bachelor of Social Work for Professionals

Arts and Humanities (17)

M.A. in Greek

M.A. in Greek and Latin

M.A. in Latin

M.A. in Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures

M.A. in Theatre Education

Master of Architecture - Three-Year Program

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Business and Management (4)

Master of Science in Business

Master of Science in Data Analytics

Master of Science in Management

Online M.S. Ecclesial Administration and Management (MEAM)

Engineering and Technology (8)

Master of Science (M.S.) in Environmental Engineering and Water Resources

Master of Science in Computer Science

Master of Science in Engineering Management (M.S.)

Master of Science in Materials Science and Engineering (MS-MSE)

Master of Science in Mechanical Engineering (M.S.M.E.)

Master's in Biomedical Engineering

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Life Sciences and Medicine (6)

Master Of Health Administration (MHA)

Master of Arts in Psychological Science

Master of Science in Biology

Master of Science in Biology (M.S.)

Master of Science in Biotechnology

Master of Science in Nursing (MSN)

Natural Sciences (3)

MS in Mathematics

Master of Science in Applied Space Weather Research

Master of Science in Physics

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Arts and Humanities (8)

Doctor of Musical Arts in Composition

Doctor of Musical Arts in Performance

Doctor of Philosophy in English Language and Literature (Ph.D.)

Doctorate in Medieval and Byzantine Studies

History Ph.D.

Ph.D. in Greek and Latin

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Engineering and Technology (7)

Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D) in Environmental Engineering and Water Resources

Doctor of Philosophy in Materials Science and Engineering

Doctor of Philosophy in Mechanical Engineering (Ph.D.)

Doctorate in Biomedical Engineering

Doctorate in Civil Engineering (Ph.D.)

Doctorate in Computer Science (Ph.D.)

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Life Sciences and Medicine (4)

Doctor of Nursing Practice (DNP)

Doctor of Philosophy in Clinical Psychology

Doctor of Philosophy in Developmental Psychology

Doctor of Philosophy in Nursing (Ph.D.)

Natural Sciences (1)

Doctor of Philosophy in Physics

Social Sciences and Management (21)

Doctor of Ministry in Evangelization

Doctor of Ministry in Liturgical Catechesis

Doctor of Ministry in Seminary Formation (D.Min.)

Doctor of Ministry in Spirituality

Doctor of Philosophy in Biblical Studies

Doctor of Philosophy in Catechetics

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University information

Admissions-

Undergraduate Admission

We are eager to learn about your academic background, activities, accomplishments, hobbies, passions, and aspirations for your studies and life. Throughout the application process, we will work together to see how Catholic University aligns with your goals.

Traditional first-year and transfer applicants are required to complete the Common Application ...
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Admissions-

Undergraduate Admission

We are eager to learn about your academic background, activities, accomplishments, hobbies, passions, and aspirations for your studies and life. Throughout the application process, we will work together to see how Catholic University aligns with your goals.

Traditional first-year and transfer applicants are required to complete the Common Application by the appropriate deadline.

Admission Evaluation:

Focus on your high school career.
Examine depth of curriculum and classroom performance in the context of your program of study and high school.
No SAT or ACT scores required for effective admission decisions.
Classroom success is the best indicator of potential success at Catholic University.

Academic preparation is essential, but character is also valued.
Personality, spirit, judgment, and heart are crucial factors.
Activities profile, letters of recommendation, and essay play a significant role.

Typical Admission Requirements:

Competitive high school curriculum includes:

Four years of English, mathematics, and history/social studies.
Three years of science (including two laboratory sciences).
Two years of a foreign language.

Specific departments may recommend additional science and math courses.

Test-Free Admission Policy:

Standardized test scores not considered for admission, University Honors Program, and merit scholarships.
Applies to all undergraduate applicants, including home-schooled and international candidates.
Focus on program of study, classroom performance, extracurricular profile, essay, recommendations, and relevant information for selection.

Additional Requirements:

Home-schooled students are encouraged to submit detailed course descriptions or syllabi.
International students must demonstrate English proficiency through TOEFL or IELTS examinations.

International Students:

International students must follow certain guidelines when applying to study in the United States. Our staff will help you every step of the way.

Every International applicant needs to submit a completed application.
Demonstrate English language proficiency
Submit confirmation of financial support
Submit secondary school report with translated transcripts
Receive your admission packet with visa information

Contact Office of Undergraduate Admission

620 Michigan Ave, NE

Father O’Connell Hall, Room 102

Washington, DC 20064

Email: cua-international@cua.edu

Graduate Admissions

Graduate students can study within master’s degree programs and doctoral programs in 12 schools. While the fields of study are unique and diverse, all graduate students at Catholic University have a common bond. They belong to a community of scholars who share a commitment to using their advanced knowledge and skills to serve humanity.

Candidates seeking admission to all graduate programs (except Columbus School of Law) apply with the Catholic University online application. Deadlines vary by program. Apply using the Graduate Application Portal

Master’s Degrees Application Requirements:

Complete the Catholic University online application (no fee required).
Provide official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions (We accept unofficial transcripts for admissions review).
International students must submit English Proficiency test scores.
Send official transcripts and English proficiency scores to cua-international@cua.edu for full admittance.

Recommended Documents for Master’s Degrees:

Include a copy of your resume.
Provide one letter of recommendation.
Submit a professional goal statement.

PhD Application Requirements:

Complete the Catholic University online application and pay the application fee.
Provide official transcripts from all post-secondary institutions (We accept unofficial transcripts for admissions review).
International students must submit English Proficiency test scores.
Include three letters of recommendation.
Submit a statement of purpose.
Submit Graduate Record Examination (GRE) scores directly from ETS to em-operations@cua.edu.

International Students:

International students must follow certain guidelines when applying to study in the United States. Our staff will help you every step of the way.

Every International applicant needs to return a completed application.
Demonstrate English language proficiency
Submit confirmation of financial support
Submit secondary school report with translated transcripts
Receive your admission packet with visa information

General Information:

The University accepts applications on a rolling basis.
Application requirements and deadlines vary by the individual graduate program. Majorly the University follows the following deadlines:

Spring (Classes start in January): November 1st 2023

Summer (Classes start in May): April 1st 2024

Fall (Classes start in August): July 1st 2024

Test Score Submission:

GRE or other test scores should be sent directly to the Catholic University Office of Graduate Admission from the testing service.
Use code 5104 for Catholic University’s test code for the GRE and TOEFL.

Contact Office of Graduate Admission

620 Michigan Ave, NE
Fr. O'Connell Hall, 3rd Floor W300 Suite

Washington, DC 20064

Email: cua-international@cua.edu

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General

GPA

3+

IELTS

6.5+

TOEFL

80+

Facilities at Catholic University of America

Catholic University of America offers a comprehensive range of facilities to enhance students' academic, personal, and recreational experiences:

State-of-the-Art Libraries: Access extensive collections, research materials, digital resources, and collaborative study spaces.

Modern Classrooms: Equipped with advanced technology to support interactive...
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Facilities at Catholic University of America

Catholic University of America offers a comprehensive range of facilities to enhance students' academic, personal, and recreational experiences:

State-of-the-Art Libraries: Access extensive collections, research materials, digital resources, and collaborative study spaces.

Modern Classrooms: Equipped with advanced technology to support interactive and engaging learning experiences.

Research Centers: Specialized centers for in-depth research and exploration across various disciplines.

Laboratories: Well-equipped labs for hands-on experimentation and scientific research.

Campus Housing: Comfortable and diverse residential options, fostering a vibrant living and learning community.

Recreation Centers: Fitness facilities, sports courts, and wellness programs to promote physical well-being.

Cultural Spaces: Theaters, galleries, and performance venues to celebrate arts and culture.

Dining Services: On-campus eateries offering diverse dining options to suit various preferences.

Health Services: Medical clinics providing health care, counseling, and wellness support.

Campus Security: Dedicated security measures ensuring the safety of the university community.

Study Areas: Quiet spaces, study lounges, and communal areas for focused learning.

Chapels and Spiritual Spaces: Places for prayer, reflection, and religious activities.

Technology Infrastructure: Campus-wide Wi-Fi, computer labs, and tech support for academic needs.

Outdoor Spaces: Parks, gardens, and recreational areas for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Transportation Services: Shuttle services and convenient access to public transportation.

Career Services: Centers to support students' career development, internships, and job placement.

Student Centers: Hubs for student activities, clubs, events, and social interaction.

Accessibility Services: Support for students with disabilities to ensure inclusivity.

These facilities collectively contribute to a well-rounded and enriching university experience at Catholic University of America.

Research and Innovation at Catholic University

Catholic University's research culture permeates the campus, offering abundant opportunities for undergraduate, graduate, and doctoral students to engage in cutting-edge projects across various disciplines. One of the highlights of our commitment to research is our annual Research Day, dedicated to celebrating the exceptional student research conducted at the university.

Students from all programs can actively participate in research initiatives, which may even lead to co-authorship of published papers—an extraordinary opportunity, especially for undergraduates. This emphasis on research enhances academic learning and encourages innovation and critical thinking among our student body.

As a hub of research and innovation, Catholic University provides students with exceptional opportunities to contribute to groundbreaking projects and advance their academic and intellectual pursuits. Coupled with the stimulating surroundings of Washington, D.C., our university offers an experience of nurturing leaders who can positively impact their fields and communities.

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Student life

Student Life

Catholic University offers many options for a vibrant residential college experience in the heart of the nation’s capital. Connect with other passionate students, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and build lifelong friendships while pursuing your academic degree. Campus life offers something for everyone: student groups, performing arts, sporting events,...
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Student life

Student Life

Catholic University offers many options for a vibrant residential college experience in the heart of the nation’s capital. Connect with other passionate students, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and build lifelong friendships while pursuing your academic degree. Campus life offers something for everyone: student groups, performing arts, sporting events, lectures, fundraisers, service days, fairs, retreats, dances, game nights, concerts, and more.

More than 100 student organizations offer something for everyone. If politics is your thing, you can join the College Democrats or the College Republicans. You can complement your academic interests through organizations such as the Spanish Club or the Chemistry Club. Performers will be interested in CenterStage Theatre Company or Redline A Cappella. If you want to serve, there are plenty of options, including Best Buddies and Homeless Food Runs.

Service and faith are at the heart of our mission, and we welcome students of all religious backgrounds. The Office of Campus Ministry sponsors service opportunities and programs, and events. We offer daily service opportunities and domestic and international mission trips in the D.C. community.

Our campus is the largest and greenest in Washington, D.C. You’ll find places to study under a tree, basketball courts for pick-up games, wide-open lawns for games of Frisbee, newly renovated, energy-efficient buildings with historic character, and residence halls that offer a variety of living options. The campus is part of the charming Brookland neighborhood. We’re in our small college town with restaurants, artist studios, new apartments, and a nearby farmers market.

Discover CUA College Life in Washington, D.C: Immerse yourself in vibrant college life at the heart of the nation's capital. Connect with peers, engage in thought-provoking discussions, and forge lifelong friendships while pursuing your academic journey. Campus life offers an array of options: student groups, arts, sports, lectures, service, retreats, and more.

Diverse Opportunities Await: Choose from 100+ student organizations that cater to varied interests. From College Democrats and Republicans to Spanish Club and Chemistry Club, there's something for everyone. Join CenterStage Theatre Company or Redline A Cappella for performing arts, or engage in service with options like Best Buddies and Homeless Food Runs.

Embrace Service and Faith: Our inclusive mission emphasizes service and welcomes students of all faiths. Campus Ministry offers service programs, daily community opportunities, and global missions.

Lush Campus Environment: Our expansive, green campus is the largest in D.C. Study outdoors, play basketball, or relax on open lawns. Experience historic yet energy-efficient buildings and diverse residence halls, all nestled in the charming Brookland neighborhood.

Pathways to Success: Benefit from the Center for Academic and Career Success and a robust alumni network, assisting you in securing internships and jobs, conveniently accessible via the Metro in downtown D.C.

Soar as a Cardinal: Join us at Catholic University and soar to new heights.

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Careers at Catholic

At the Catholic University, the Center for Academic and Career Success offers an integrated approach from orientation through graduation, providing guidance, resources, and support for academic and career success. Students benefit from individualized support to flourish in their studies and prepare for fulfilling careers that bring joy and satisfaction.

The Center's...
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Tuition fees

Scholarship opportunities at Catholic

Undergraduate Students:

Through a holistic application assessment, we extend merit-based scholarships for our undergraduate program, covering up to 100% of the tuition fees.

Graduate Students:

Up to 100% scholarship for Graduate and Undergrad Programs

Application Based Scholarship- We thoroughly examine each student's application recognize and reward their merit accordingly
Interview- Funding based upon 21st century skills which includes communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical thinking.
Exclusive early action incentives for students

Rankings & Ratings

The Catholic University of America is one of the top universities in Washington D.C., United States. It is ranked #51-100 in QS WUR Ranking By Subject 2025.

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2019
#51-100
2020
#51-100
2021
#50
2022
#37
2023
#40
2024
#48
2025
#51-100

Ranking criteria

Academic Reputation

70.6

Citations per Paper

75.8

Employer Reputation

36

H-index Citations

64.6

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Campus locations

Washington D.C. Campus Campus

The Catholic University of America

620 Michigan Avenue Northeast

Washington D.C.

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20064

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Catholic University give scholarships?

Catholic University offers a range of scholarships that recognize and reward you for outstanding academic performance as well as your exceptional achievements in domains such as leadership and service to your school, community etc.

Do you have to be Catholic to go to Catholic University?

No, students of all faiths and backgrounds are welcome at Catholic University. Learn about the community at Catholic University.

Do I have to pay an application fee to apply to Catholic University?

There is no application fee to apply to our Undergraduate programs and most of our Graduate programs. Some of our Graduate programs and Ph.D. programs do have a $60 application fee.

How big is Catholic University?

As of Fall 2022 there are 3,011 undergraduate students and 1,957 graduate students. Catholic University sits on 176 acres, the largest, greenest campus in Washington, D.C.

Does Catholic University require SAT/ACT/GRE/GMAT scores?

No, Catholic University does not require SAT/ACT/GRE/GMAT from students applying to our Undergraduate or Graduate programs. However, GRE is mandatory for applying to our Ph.D. programs.

Washington D.C. Campus, Washington D.C. United States

# 51-100QS WUR Ranking By Subject

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Available programmes

Bachelor(5) UG(5)

B.A. in Art & Design

B.A. in Art History

B.A. in Drama

B.F.A. in Acting for Theatre, Film, and Television

Bachelor of Arts in Archaeology (B.A.)

Bachelor of Arts in English (B.A.)

Bachelor of Arts in History (B.A.)

Bachelor of Arts in Interdisciplinary Studies

Bachelor of Arts in Music

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy

Bachelor of Arts in Philosophy, Scholar’s Track

Bachelor of Arts with a Major in Architectural Studies (B.A. Arch. Studies)

Bachelor of Music in Composition

Bachelor of Music in Musical Theatre

Bachelor of Music in Orchestral Instruments

Bachelor of Music in Piano Performance

Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance

Bachelor of Philosophy

Bachelor of Science in Architecture (B.S. Arch.)

Accounting (B.S.)

Bachelor of Arts in Management

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Entrepreneurship

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Finance

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in International Business

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Marketing

Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (BSBA) in Strategy, Management, and Operations

Bachelor of Arts in Information Technology

Bachelor of Biomedical Engineering (B.B.E.)

Bachelor of Civil Engineering (B.C.E.)

Bachelor of Electrical Engineering (B.E.E.)

Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering (B.M.E.)

Bachelor of Science in Computer Science (B.S.C.S.)

Bachelor of Science in Environmental Engineering (B.S.Env.E.)

Bachelor of Arts in Anthropology (B.A.)

Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.)

B.A. in Politics

Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology

Bachelor of Arts in Human Services Administration

Bachelor of Arts in Theology and Religious Studies

Bachelor of Social Work (B.S.W.)

Bachelor of Social Work for Professionals

Master(6) PG(6)

M.A. in Greek

M.A. in Greek and Latin

M.A. in Latin

M.A. in Semitic and Egyptian Languages and Literatures

M.A. in Theatre Education

Master of Architecture - Three-Year Program

Master of Architecture: Two-Year Program

Master of Arts in Art Education

Master of Arts in History (M.A.)

Master of Arts in History (M.A.), Religion and Society in the Late Medieval and Early Modern World

Master of Arts in Medieval and Byzantine Studies

Master of Arts in Musicology

Master of Arts or Licentiate in Philosophy (M.A./Ph.L.)

Master of Music in Composition

Master of Music in Pedagogy

Master of Music in Performance

Master of Science in Net Zero Design (M.S.N.Z.D)

Master of Science in Business

Master of Science in Data Analytics

Master of Science in Management

Online M.S. Ecclesial Administration and Management (MEAM)