Around 3% of admitted students receive merit aid while need-based financial aid is a possibility for far more students. Visit our Merit Scholarships site to learn more about merit-based assistance at Notre Dame. How many Notre Dame students get merit scholarships? Merit-based Scholarships Based on your application to the University, […]
A personal mission statement is a statement that defines your values, who you are on how you define success. A personal mission statement can be used to guide your decisions and help you stay focused to meet your long-term goals. What is your mission as a student? General Mission Statements […]
The University of Notre Dame offers a limited number of merit scholarships to admitted first-year students. Recipients demonstrate exceptional accomplishment, leadership, commitment to service, and intellectual promise. Financial need is not a factor unless otherwise noted. What scholarships can you get at Notre Dame? Scholarships The Notre Dame Merit Scholarship. […]
Aim for a 1550 SAT and 32 ACT Anything within the middle 50% ranges is fine (1400-1550 SAT/32-35 ACT), although you’ll be more competitive if you’re closer to the upper end of these ranges. Notre Dame superscores, meaning they will only consider your highest scores per section. Can you get […]
Baptism & Confirmation We do not do infant baptisms at the College, because we are not a parish church that cares for families. However, if a student wishes to be baptized or confirmed in the Catholic faith, we have often been able to provide the preparation for these sacraments and […]
Notre-Dame de Paris, also called Notre-Dame Cathedral, cathedral church in Paris. It is the most famous of the Gothic cathedrals of the Middle Ages and is distinguished for its size, antiquity, and architectural interest. Notre-Dame de Paris, France. What is Notre-Dame most known for? Founded in 1842, the University of […]
Most of the wood/metal roof and the spire of the cathedral was destroyed, with about one third of the roof remaining. The remnants of the roof and spire fell atop the stone vault underneath, which forms the ceiling of the cathedral’s interior. What artifacts were lost in the Notre Dame […]
Several other historic figures are buried here, such as Joseph Cassasanta, composer of many of Notre Dame’s best known school songs, and Edward “Moose” Krause, a legendary Notre Dame athletic director and coach. Who is buried under Notre Dame? 7 Notable People Buried in Notre Dame Cathedral Denis-Auguste Affre. St. […]
The university of Notre Dame was founded by a French Catholic religious order of priests, The Congregation of The Holy Cross Fathers. They named the university, Notre Dame Du Lac. Gradually the priests and faculty became overwhelmingly Irish Catholic who were English speaking. Hence the pronunciation became anglicized. Why do […]
Though a law degree isn’t necessarily a requirement to work in a political or policy-related job, many successful professionals in these types of jobs have J.D.s. Law school provides excellent training in analytical reasoning, research and writing, all of which are useful skills in most jobs in politics. Why is […]
Still, Buttigieg said, the northeast-side neighborhoods that surround Notre Dame remain among the safest in South Bend. Of the 64 shootings that have injured people in the city this year, just three happened in neighborhoods adjacent to the campus. Is Notre Dame in a good place to live? The city […]
In fact, if you look up the demographic information for most universities, both private and public, you’ll find that many different religions are represented on their campuses. In short, listing your religion is unlikely to hurt your chances of admission in any way. Should I mention religion in my college […]
Notre Dame has a very vibrant on-campus life to its student population. School spirit is very big, and the friendships you make at ND are really special. Unforgettable experiences at ND probably range from the football games, to certain classes and professors, to a friday night spent in good company. […]
London covers an area of 600 square miles, while Paris is squeezed into 40 square miles. However, what the French consider Paris, foreigners theink of as central Paris. Paris intra-muros is effectively the ‘old town’ of a typical European city writ large. Is London more bigger than Paris? Paris covers […]
City of Light. Paris is often referred to as the ‘City of Light‘ (La Ville Lumière), both because of its leading role during the Age of Enlightenment and more literally because Paris was one of the first large European cities to use gas street lighting on a grand scale on […]