Dominican University of California

50 Acacia Avenue, San Rafael, CA 94901

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Hours open

Monday:

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Tuesday:

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Wednesday:

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Thursday:

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Friday:

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Saturday:

Closed

Sunday:

Closed

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Dominican University of California
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50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901, United States
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50 Acacia Ave, San Rafael, CA 94901, United States
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About the Business

Dominican University of California

Located at 50 Acacia Avenue in San Rafael, California, Dominican University of California is a prestigious university offering a personalized approach to education tailored to the needs of today's marketplace. With over 60 majors, minors, and concentrations, students have countless opportunities for real-world learning and personalized support to shape their own Dominican Experience.

The institution offers graduate and professional degrees for those looking to advance their careers or pursue their passions. Integrative Coaches are available to support students in achieving personal and academic success, while the university emphasizes connecting the classroom, campus, and community to contribute to a just, equitable, and healthy world.

Students at Dominican University of California are encouraged to complete their Signature Work, which is a culmination of original research, writing, or artwork at the end of their academic career. The institution also offers dual degrees in Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Business Administration from Johns Hopkins University.

With a focus on environmental research and community engagement, Dominican University of California is making strides in measuring environmental risk factors for breast cancer. The institution is accredited and has received multiple recognitions, including being named a College of Distinction and receiving a national award for institutional transformation.

For those interested in experiencing campus life, visiting the Northern California campus just north of San Francisco is the best way to discover if Dominican is the right fit. The university is also a NCAA Division II school, competing in the Pacific West Conference with 15 NCAA sports and recreational options for students.

Alumni of Dominican University of California have gone on to pursue exciting opportunities, such as teaching English in Spain through the North American Language and Culture Assistants Program. The campus offers stunning views of the San Francisco Bay Area, providing students with new possibilities and a supportive environment for their academic journey.

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Kerry On:
5

"Once Upon a Time, Dominican was where generations of CA Catholic School Girls went for college....there was also an impressive International contingent...Chances were that an aunt, cousin, sister attended the all-girls school. My aunt fell in love with the Dominican Nuns and joined the club. DC has been held in very high esteem and the good Sisters were an impressive lot. The campus was charming, nicely appointed and safe. Time move on...and the school went Coed and DC became a semi commuter school. And, so it goes..."

1 year ago
AJ E:
1

"I applied to the nursing program in 2021 and was not accepted- which was fine- but the call I received from the Admissions department is what really left a bad taste in my mouth about this school. The woman who called to tell me that I didn’t get in did so with the purpose of “selling” me another major. Her words: I don’t really see you getting into another nursing program in the state… your grades just aren’t high enough… but we do have other good bachelors programs. Outside of her statement being rude and unnecessary, it’s also untrue as I finished my master’s with a 4.0. Yes, I have a masters degree and this admissions person tried to sell me a BA in psychology or health admin. A degree that would be literally useless to me. I was more offended by the blatant attempt to make a quick buck than I was by her talking down to me in such a way. Needless to say I didn’t enroll here, but I did get into 2 other nursing programs in the Bay Area. I guess my grades were “high enough.”"

almost 3 years ago
Sierra Alvis Robinson:
5

"Dominican University of California has outstanding teachers, dedicated staff and wonderful students. Recently, Dominican was named the nation’s most transformative four-year university by the American Council on Education and was listed as a top 10 school for post-graduate salaries. Go Penguins!"

almost 4 years ago
Miami Scene:
5

"Dominican is a beautiful campus and famous school. Generations of Girls - (now it is coed -) have graced the halls of this impressive school. Meadowlands Dorm - the Frosh Dorm at one time- a majestic old mansion was unique. For some: Mothers, aunts, sisters, cousins attended. The Domincan Nuns were /are exceptional. The campus is fun place for a picnic on a Saturday."

almost 5 years ago
Rebecca Van Horn:
4

"The student body is very diverse—racially, culturally and age-wise. The professors are dedicated and caring. The campus and surrounding area is beautiful. The library is filled with interesting books—some very old. The cafeteria has tasty food."

more 7 years ago
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