Daemen University

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4 Year
Amherst, NY
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Overview

Total enrollment

2,540

Location Amherst, New York
Website daemen.edu
Type Private 4 Year
Setting Large Suburban

Size Small
Status Non-profit
Housing Yes
Level of Study Undergrad/Graduate

Daemen College is a private institution located in Amherst, a suburban community eight miles northeast of Buffalo, New York. The campus occupies 46 acres in a residential area, featuring a mix of mid-century and modern academic buildings. Founded in 1947 as Rosary Hill College by the Sisters of St. Francis, the institution became coeducational and was renamed Daemen College in 1976. The college maintains strong programs in health sciences, particularly physical therapy and nursing, along with notable offerings in visual arts and education. Students primarily reside in four on-campus residence halls, with first-year students typically housed in Canavan Hall, the largest residential facility on campus.

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Admission Standards

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GPA 3.53

Acceptance Rate

68.3%

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Enrollment Rate 11.5%
Application Fee $25

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Annual Cost to Attend

Tuition

$35,218

Costs for Daemen University
Fee		Cost
Tuition		$35,218
Books and Supplies		$1,000
Other Fees		$710
Room and Board		$14,230
Budget for Other Expenses		$1,500
Total One Year Cost		$52,658

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Student Outcomes

Average Salary After 10 Years

$46,200 per year

Bachelor's Degree Graduation Rate

44% within 6 years

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Popular Areas of Study

Popular majors at Daemen University are Health Professions, General Studies, and Business. 30% of students major in Health Professions, 19% in General Studies, and 19% in Business.