Whether you knew it as the School of Commerce, Accounts and Finance, the College of Business Administration or the Daniels College of Business, your alma mater has always been on the leading edge of business education.
At Daniels, we pride ourselves on blazing new trails in teaching and research as well as building relationships and reaching out to the community. We are committed not only to maintaining the highest standards of excellence, but to finding innovative, new paths to continually raise those standards.
Make a secure online contribution to the Daniels College of Business by clicking any of the links below. You may earmark your donation for any fund, and your gift is tax deductible.
College-wide Funds
- Daniels in Focus Fund: The annual fund supports innovation, new programs, curriculum, development, faculty research and support, student financial aid and student-life activities.
- Daniels Alumni Advisory Board Endowed Fund
- Daniels Faculty Fellowship Fund
- Daniels Graduate Scholarship Fund
- Daniels Professional Development Program (DPDP) Programming Fund
- Daniels Race and Case Fund
- Daniels Undergraduate Scholarship Fund
- Bailey Family Business Program Fund
> Contribute to College-wide funds
Department/School Funds
Each department, school or center has a number of funds that support its activities and student aid:
- Franklin L. Burns School of Real Estate and Construction Management
- Reiman School of Finance
- Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management
- Department of Business Ethics & Legal Studies
- Department of Business Information and Analytics
- Department of Management
- Department of Marketing
- School of Accountancy
- The Denver MBA
- Executive MBA
- Professional MBA
- Entrepreneurship@DU
- Executive Education
Your gifts help bridge the need gap for future business leaders.
In recent years higher education has faced enormous challenges. Although prospective students still see great value in the DU experience, many wonder whether they are financially able to take on the debt loads often associated with a degree.
“Right now, we’re meeting 85 percent of our students’ demonstrated need. The most competitive schools can meet 100 percent of their students’ demonstrated need because of the endowments they have.”
—Todd Rinehart, Vice-Chancellor for Enrollment
- Grants & Scholarships 29%
- Parent Income & Savings 40%
- Student Borrowing 11%
- Student Income & Savings 10%
- Parent Borrowing 8%
- Relatives & Friends 2%
2022-23 Sallie Mae “How America Pays for College 2023” report. More information and a link to the full report are available on the Sallie Mae website.