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The University of Detroit Mercy School of Law Immigration Law Clinic recently secured a grant of asylum status for an opposition activist from a West African country. University of Detroit Mercy School of Law awarded Voice for Justice Fellowships to Alexis Farmer and Nachaat Salami, both rising 2L students. Detroit Mercy Law strives to teach ...
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The 18-year-old graduated from University of Detroit Mercy this month with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a minor in Leadership. Ka said starting college …. Class of ’24: Co-valedictorian says ‘you get out of it what you put into it’. Class of ’24: Co-valedictorian ready to care for the world. Class of ’24: Business grad uses ...
The University of Detroit Mercy PA program is committed to promoting and supporting diversity among our student body. Our mission compels us to ensure that no one is denied access to a Detroit Mercy education based on their gender, race, religion, national origin or economic status. The composition of our student body reflects this commitment.
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Students. Detroit Mercy has a vital and diverse student population of approximately 5,227 students, of which 59 percent are female and 41 percent are male. About 19 percent are minority students. The average age of our students is 24, including graduate and professional enrollment. 75 percent are full-time, 25 percent part-time.
