We’ve begun sending acceptance letters, including merit scholarship awards, to students who applied by our Nov. 1 early action deadline. Decisions will continue on a rolling basis, so please continue sending transcripts for your UD applicants.
Our admitted student webpage outlines what students can expect after admission, from reviewing their acceptance letter to confirming enrollment.
At UD, students don’t navigate the college journey alone. Every undergraduate is paired with a holistic advisor from day one — someone who gets to know the student and their goals and helps them build a personal support network, or Flight Crew, that may include faculty, staff, alumni and peers.
Starting this fall, all first-year students are introduced to AI through courses that explore how the technology works, how it impacts society, and how to use it effectively and responsibly to support their learning. Throughout their four years at UD, students continue building the skills and knowledge in more advanced, field-specific ways, preparing them to learn and lead in an increasingly AI-enabled world.
The University of Dayton offers admitted students from Catholic high schools the Commitment to Catholic Education scholarship, valued at $2,000 per year for four years. Students at Catholic high schools can qualify by filing the FAFSA, if they haven’t already.
