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The Delaware College for Colored Students was established on May 15, 1891, by the Delaware General Assembly. [6] The name was changed to the State College for Colored Students by state legislative action in 1893 to eliminate confusion with Delaware College, which was attended by whites in Newark, Delaware. [7]
The Delaware College of Art and Design is the state's smallest institution of higher learning with an enrollment of 111. [3] Wilmington University is Delaware's largest private post-secondary institution, with an enrollment of 19,295. [3] Delaware has two land-grant universities: Delaware State University and the University of Delaware. [4]
Students out-of-state can be expected to take classes at 2.5 times the cost as in-state students. [17] Although a more expensive option for out of state residents, in-state students are eligible to apply for the Delaware SEED Scholarship, [18] which is intended to reduce the burden on the student to just books and course fees. [19]
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Delaware State University Police received a call about shots fired shortly before 2 a.m. ET in the area of Warren-Franklin Hall, according to a news release from the Dover Police Department.
Stark State College in North Canton (Campus based and online) [158] Terra State Community College in Fremont (Campus based and online) [159] University of Cincinnati in Cincinnati (online only) [160] University of Northwestern Ohio in Lima (Campus based and online) [161] Zane State College in Zanesville (online only) [162]
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Jerrold Maddox, at Penn State University, taught a course, Commentary on Art, on the web starting in January 1995. It was the first course taught at a distance using the web. The first fully online, for-credit university course was developed in 1994–95, and taught in the Fall 1995 at the University of Waterloo by Professor Paul Beam.