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Denver, Colorado · Basic research profile · Information checked Aug 2026

University of Colorado-Denver

University of Colorado-Denver is a public institution in Denver, Colorado. The listed annual cost before aid is about $51,015. It reports aid for 8.1% of international students.

This profile contains basic institutional context. BD2US has not completed its detailed deadline, testing, English-proficiency, and scholarship review for this college.

PublicUniversityCity: LargeXL (20K+)Merit-focused
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At a glance

Start with the numbers—then investigate the story.

Annual cost of attendance

$51,015Calculated from official information · 2023-24 · U.S. Department of Education NCES/IPEDS. Previous-cycle on-campus estimate calculated from the official out-of-state tuition and fees, books, room and board, and other-expense components.

International students receiving aid

8.1%This published share describes past awards; availability does not guarantee affordability.

Average international award

$8,067An average is not a promise. Award amounts can differ substantially by student.

Overall acceptance rate

77.809%Calculated from official information · 2023-24 · U.S. Department of Education NCES/IPEDS. Institution-wide context, never an estimate of your individual chance.

International acceptance rate

Not yet confirmedOfficial review still needed. A separate international rate is not reliably published for many colleges.

Ranking context

851-900 global · QS 2027Universities show only their official QS 2027 global rank.
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Application plans and deadlines

Know which choices restrict you—and when each item is due.

Fall 2027 dates not yet published here

Use the official admissions and financial-aid pages before making a submission plan. A prior-cycle date is shown only when an official source and cycle label are attached.

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Application requirements

Testing, English proficiency, and scholarships

SAT / ACT

Policy not listed

SAT composite
Not listed
Math middle 50%
480–600
EBRW middle 50%
500–620
SAT submitted
24%

The Fall 2027 testing policy has not been confirmed here. Check the official admissions page before deciding whether to submit scores.

English proficiency

Reviewed test routes

TOEFL
79
IELTS
6.5
PTE
58
Duolingo
105

Published undergraduate minimums are TOEFL 79, IELTS 6.5, PTE 58, and Duolingo 105, with subscore, citizenship, curriculum, coursework, and ESL Academy routes.

Official English-test guidance ↗ · Checked Aug 2026

Scholarships to check

1 named option

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Automatic Scholarship + Additional Scholarship

10000

How to apply: Automatic consideration

Check current eligibility, amount, renewal rules, and deadline on the official scholarship page.
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Bangladesh applicant lens

What this information means

Model the complete four-year cost

A lower listed price can still be unaffordable after exchange-rate changes, travel, insurance, and annual increases. Compare the amount your family can sustain for four years.

Aid prevalence is not aid generosity

8.1% receiving aid shows how common an award was in the reported year, while the average award helps estimate scale. Neither figure explains your likely package or the current policy.

Selectivity needs context

The overall rate does not account for international status, aid need, program demand, or the strength of your preparation. Use it only to balance the list, not to label the college a safety.

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Fall 2027 research checklist

Verify these before the college enters your final list.

  1. Affordability: net price for international students, need-based eligibility, merit awards, renewal conditions, and indirect costs.
  2. Application policy: Fall 2027 testing requirements, English-proficiency routes, application plans, fee waivers, and deadlines.
  3. Academic fit: intended major, curriculum flexibility, first-year support, research access, and any portfolio or prerequisite requirements.
  4. International support: housing, health insurance, airport arrival, visa-document timeline, campus employment, and advising.

Climate context

Annual average 9.1°C; December is typically the coldest month and July the warmest.

Campus safety

Review the college's official annual security report and compare definitions, campus size, and reporting years.

Open the federal campus-safety lookup ↗

Official sources

Identity, overall admission counts, and available score ranges are checked against U.S. Department of Education information. Confirm changing application policies on the college's official pages.

See the original research note

University of Colorado-Denver is a public institution located in Denver, Colorado. The campus setting is city: large and it is a XL (20K+) size school. For financial aid, the total cost of attendance is approximately $55,925 per year, approximately 8% of international students receive financial aid with an average award of $8,067. Regarding admissions, its overall acceptance rate is 78%.