University of Dayton

University of Dayton is a private research university founded in 1850. At its inception, the university is just as the St. Mary's School for Boys. However, in 1920, after the university in collaboration with the Roman Catholic Church, the university was renamed as we know today, the University of Dayton.

Through colleges, including the College of Arts and Sciences, School of Education and Health Sciences, School of Business Administration, School of Engineering, and the School of Law, the University offers a variety of porgram degrees in more than 70 majors courses.

As a research university, the university noted it has gained about 140 patents, where one patent the results of this well-known university research are the bags that Domino's Pizza, which uses to keep delivery pizzas hot.

The University has a high social awareness. Evidently, public service to this university runs an efficient, effective and very active. One organization at this university, Social Care Center, has programs that are very useful, for example, calls on students to feed the hungry, care for the sick, the lobby political and economic leaders and protect the vulnerable.

In addition, the university has its own pride, because the university library, the Marian Library, is the world's Largest collection of printed materials on the Virgin Mary.

And for students who want to develop their talents, and show his achievements in the field of sports, can join the university sports teams. With mascot nicknamed Rudy Flyer, the university sports teams compete with other participants in the NCAA Division I Athletics competition.