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Dominican University of California Graduate Schools

Dominican University of California (referred to as DUofC) is a Private, 4 years school located in San Rafael, CA. It is classified as a Master's College and University (medium programs) school by Carnegie Classification and its highest level of offering is Master's degree. The 2022 graduate school tuition & fees at Dominican University of California is $16,569 in average. The school has 424 graduate students where it has a total enrollment of 1,779 including undergraduate students.

Dominican University of California Graduate School Overview

The school is accredited by WASC Senior College and University Commission (3/31/1949 - Current).

DUofC Directory Information
School Name	Dominican University of California (DUofC)
Address	50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901-2298
Phone	415-457-4440
Web	https://www.dominican.edu
Online Application	https://www.dominican.edu/admissions/online
Financial Info	https://www.dominican.edu/admissions/aid

The 2022 graduate school tuition & fees at Dominican University of California is $16,569 in average. The school has 424 graduate students where it has a total enrollment of 1,779 including undergraduate students.

It offers total 13 graduate programs through Master's.

DUofC Graduate School 2022 Key Facts
School Type	Private, 4 years
Tuition & Fees	$16,569
Student Population	424
Offered Degrees/Programs	Master's
Number of Programs	13 graduate programs
Student to Faculty Ratio	9 to 1

The graduate tuition & fees at Dominican University of California is $16,569 in average for academic year 2021-2022. The tuition per credit hour is $1,003. Dominican University of California offers the alternative tuition plans.

DUofC 2022 Graduate Program Tuition & Fees
Tuition & Fees
Tuition	$16,048
Required Fees	$521
Tuition per Credit Hour
Tuition	$1,003

On its campus, remedial services, academic/career services, employment services for students are provided for their students.

Special Learning Opportunities & On-campus Services at DUofC
Distance Learning (Online Classes)	Not Offered
Special learning Opportunities	Study abroad Weekend/evening college Teacher certification
On-Campus Student Services	Remedial services Academic/career services Employment services for students

2022 Tuition, Fees, Other College Costs

For academic year 2021-2022, the graduate school tuition & fees of Dominican University of California is $16,569. The graduate tuition & fees are increased by 0.30% compared to previous academic year.

Data source: 2021-2022 tuition - NCES(National Center for Education Statistics (Last update: March 16, 2022)

2021-2022 Graduate Tuition & fees
	Tuition	Fees
2017-2018	$17,100	$300
2018-2019	$17,370	$350
2019-2020	$17,370	$480
2020-2021	$16,000	$520
2021-2022	$16,048	$521

The graduate school tuition & fees of DUofC is inexpensive compared to private graduate schools in California. The average graduate school tuition for all graduate schools in United States is $19,187 and the California graduate tuition is $21,959 (public) / $23,736 (private).

The next table compares the average graduate school tuition by location and school types.

Graduate Tuition & fees Comparison
	Residents	Out-of-State
Dominican University of California	$16,569
All Graduate Schools	$11,040	$19,187
Public	$11,040	$20,146
Private	$19,294
California Graduate Schools	$11,285	$22,237
Public	$11,285	$21,959
Private	$23,736

For academic year 2021-2022, the living costs are $20,606 when a student lives on-campus housing facilities (i.e. dormitory, school owned apartments, etc.) at Dominican University of California. On-campus living costs are increased by 0.99% compared to previous academic year. The off-campus living costs are $22,088. Off-campus living costs are increased by 3.73% compared to previous academic year.

2021-2022 Living Costs
	Living On-Campus		Living Off-Campus
	Room & Board	Other Expense	Room & Board	Other Expense
2017-2018	$14,650	$3,242	$13,294	$4,240
2018-2019	$14,810	$3,240	$13,440	$4,366
2019-2020	$15,315	$3,717	$15,084	$5,274
2020-2021	$15,634	$3,005	$16,580	$4,714
2021-2022	$15,772	$3,052	$17,254	$4,834

For academic year 2021-2022, the tuition per credit hour for graduate programs is $1,003 at Dominican University of California. The graduate tuition per credit hour are increased by 0.30% compared to previous academic year.

2021-2022 Graduation Program Tuition per Credit Hour
	Tuition
2017-2018	$950
2018-2019	$965
2019-2020	$965
2020-2021	$1,000
2021-2022	$1,003

Graduate Programs at DUofC

Dominican University of California offers 13 graduate programs for Master's. The next table lists number of programs by offered degree and online availability along with number of completers by degree/certificate programs. Last year, 134 students have completed their study at Dominican University of California.

Offered Degrees at Dominican University of California
Award Level	Total Number of Programs	Available Online Class	Number of Completers
Master's Degree	13	0	134
Total	13	0	134

The most popular program at Dominican University of California is the Occupational Therapy/Therapist program and last year 36 students have earned/completed their degree program.

Popular Master's Programs at Dominican University of California
Program	Available Online	Number of Completers	Average Earning after graduation
Occupational Therapy/Therapist	✕	36	-
Business Administration and Management	✕	25	-
Counseling Psychology	✕	21	-
Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist	✕	14	-
Teacher Education, Multiple Levels	✕	13	-

Dominican University of California offers 13 programs through Master's. The programs are offered only in on-site (classroom) education. Last year total 134 students have completed their graduate studies.

Master's Programs and Number of Completers
Program	Available Online	Number of Completers	Average Earning after graduation
Education [+]	✕	22 completers	-
Curriculum and Instruction	✕	1	-
Special Education and Teaching	✕	0	-
Secondary Education and Teaching	✕	8	-
Teacher Education, Multiple Levels	✕	13	-
English Language And Literature [+]	✕	0 completers	-
English Language and Literature	✕	0	-
Creative Writing	✕	0	-
Liberal Arts And Sciences, Humanities [+]	✕	9 completers	-
Liberal Arts and Sciences/Liberal Studies	✕	0	-
Humanities/Humanistic Studies	✕	9	-
Biological And Biomedical Sciences [+]	✕	6 completers	-
Biology/Biological Sciences	✕	6	-
Psychology [+]	✕	21 completers	-
Psychology	✕	0	-
Counseling Psychology	✕	21	-
Health Services/Allied Health/Health Sciences [+]	✕	50 completers	-
Chiropractic	✕	0	-
Physician Assistant	✕	0	-
Clinical Laboratory Science/Medical Technology/Technologist	✕	14	-
Occupational Therapy/Therapist	✕	36	-
Business [+]	✕	26 completers	-
Business/Commerce	✕	0	-
Business Administration and Management	✕	25	-
International Business/Trade/Commerce	✕	1	-
	Total	134

Graduate Student Population at DUofC

For academic year 2021-2022, total 458 students enrolled into Dominican University of California graduate schools where it has total 1,779 students including undergraduate students. By attending status, there are 365 full-time and 93 part-time graduate students. By gender, 98 male and 360 female students are attending graduate schools. The next table summarizes the graduate student population by gender and attending status.

Graduate School Student Population By Gender
	Total	Male	Female
Total	458	98	360
Full-time	365	81	284
Part-tme	93	17	76

The next table summarizes the students population by race/ethnicity.

There are 219 White (47.82%), 14 Black/African American (3.06%), 80 Hispanic (17.47%), 88 Asian (19.21%), and 57 students with other races. 13 students are enrolled with non-resident alien status.

Graduate Student Population By Race/ethnicity
	Total	Male	Female
Total	458	98	360
American Indian/Native American	1	1	0
Asian	88	17	71
Black/African American	14	6	8
Hispanic	80	12	68
Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander	4	1	3
White	219	48	171
Two More	24	6	18
Un-Known	15	3	12
Non-resident Alien	13	4	9

Dominican University of California offers the distance learning opportunities (online degree program and/or courses) for graduate programs. 444 graduate students (96.94% of total students) are enrolled some online courses. The next table summarizes the online student population.