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University of Memphis

Memphis, TN

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Admissions

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The University of Memphis, located in the vibrant and culturally rich city of Memphis, Tennessee, is a dynamic institution known for its commitment to academic excellence and innovative research. Nestled in the heart of a city that's a hub for music and history, the university offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity, creating an inspiring environment for students from all walks of life.

21,736

Students

93%

Acceptance Rate

Undergrads

16,771

Classification

University

Type

Public, State

Religious Affiliation

None

Website

memphis.edu

Established as a place of higher learning and community engagement, the University of Memphis provides a comprehensive educational experience. Students have the opportunity to delve into a wide array of fields, from arts and humanities to sciences and engineering, supported by dedicated faculty and state-of-the-art facilities. The university prides itself on fostering a diverse and inclusive community, encouraging students to explore new perspectives and make meaningful connections. Its strategic location in Memphis allows students to engage with the city's rich cultural heritage, further enriching their educational journey. With a focus on real-world application and global impact, the University of Memphis stands as a beacon of knowledge and opportunity.

Admissions

Do you have the credentials necessary to get into University of Memphis?

93% acceptance rate

Less Selective

Admission Standards

Grades & Testing

Average SAT score

1066

Testing

Test Optional

Average High School GPA

3.45

Application Deadlines

Regular Application Deadline

July 1

Early Decision / Early Action?

The most important factors University of Memphis considers when admitting students are:

•Academic GPA
•Rigor of Secondary School Record
•Standardized Test Scores

Learn more about what it takes to get into University of Memphis

Financials

See what it costs to attend University of Memphis.

$ 28,616

In-state list price

$ 36,296

Out-of-state list price

$ 13,656

Average net price

$ 28,616

Merit Price™

Very Stingy

Merit Meter™

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Social & Lifestyle

What's it like attending University of Memphis?

Urban

Campus Setting

Republican

State vote for president

Weather

Sunny days

Sunny

Average winter temp

47°

Average summer temp

80°

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Academics

What to expect in the classroom at University of Memphis.

17:1

Student to faculty ratio

31%

4-year grad rate

49%

6-year grad rate

The most popular majors at Memphis are:

Exercise Science and Kinesiology
Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse
Multi-/Interdisciplinary Studies, Other

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Demographics

Who attends University of Memphis?

States represented

Countries represented

Yes

State DEI laws

Student Body

Students

21,736

Women

55%

Men

45%

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Housing

What's it like living at University of Memphis?

$10,890

Room & Board

0.1

Housing units / student

Students on campus

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FAQs

What GPA is needed to get into University of Memphis?

The average GPA of the most recently accepted class was 3.45.

How much does University of Memphis cost?

For the most recent year, it cost $28,616 to attend Memphis.

How many people attend University of Memphis?

21,736 people attend Memphis. 16,771 are undergraduate students and 4,965 are graduate students.

Where is University of Memphis located?

University of Memphis is located in Memphis, Tennessee. It is in an Urban environment.

Can I get into University of Memphis with a 3.5 GPA?

In the most recent class of admissions, 54% of students submitted a 3.5 GPA or higher.

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