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High School Counselors

Helping Students Navigate College Admission

You have an important job in helping students navigate the college admission process, and we want to support your counseling efforts. Here, we provide more information about UD so you can help your students apply with confidence.

If you have questions or need additional information, please contact our office or connect with the admission counselor for your area.

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Counselor Virtual Series

Join us for our next Counselor Virtual Event  Feb. 18 at 10:30 a.m. ET to learn more about UD's Honors Program as well as our majors in social sciences, humanities and teacher education.

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February Featured Content
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Human-Centered AI link-arrow link-arrow

As UD continues to evolve to meet changing times, we’re integrating AI into the curriculum from the start. Through first-year courses and beyond, students explore technical fundamentals and ethical questions about AI. They develop the knowledge and skills to use AI effectively and responsibly, with a human-centered focus that prepares them to learn and lead in an increasingly AI-enabled world.

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Office of Learning Resources link-arrow link-arrow

The Office of Learning Resources (OLR) at UD empowers students by removing barriers. Students in all majors can access resources to help them perform at their highest academic level. From disability accommodations to tutoring and writing support, students can take advantage of a variety of services — all at no cost. In fact, more than 60% of first-year students utilize OLR services.
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Inclusive Excellence at UD link-arrow link-arrow

UD’s commitment to inclusive excellence is rooted in our Catholic and Marianist mission, which calls us to honor the intrinsic value and dignity of every person. We’re proud of the high levels of access and achievements made by historically underrepresented students at UD.

  • 75% graduation rate for multi-ethnic students. UD’s overall graduation rate is 80%, compared to national averages of 69% at private and 63% at public universities
  • 11% of undergraduates are first-generation college students
  • 96% of multi-ethnic students find success within six months of graduation through employment, graduate study or service
While we’ve made significant advances in student support, we remain committed to continued progress and to helping all students succeed.
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PAL Fellowship link-arrow link-arrow

The UD Sinclair Academy’s Professional and Applied Learning (PAL) Fellowship prepares Pell-eligible students in STEM pathways for high-demand careers through personalized academic and vocational guidance, faculty mentoring and hands-on experiences every semester. Students are supported throughout their four years at Sinclair College and the University of Dayton, ensuring they’re ready to succeed in the real world.

UD Spotlight

Common Academic Program

UD’s Common Academic Program (CAP) is an interdisciplinary curriculum that forms the foundation of our Catholic, Marianist education. CAP courses allow students to connect their own interests, majors and careers to a broader world, building critical thinking and problem-solving skills and developing a deeper understanding of their personal values and goals.
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Featured News and Stories

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UD earns national recognition for community engagement link-arrow link-arrow

The University of Dayton is once again recognized as a national leader in service and partnership with the 2026 Carnegie Community Engagement Classification.
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A Day in the Life of the Glass Center link-arrow link-arrow

As a vibrant laboratory for experiential learning, the Roger Glass Center for the Arts is second to none.
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National report highlights commitment to access link-arrow link-arrow

A new report from the American Talent Initiative shows top universities — including the University of Dayton — are enrolling more students from lower-income families.
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