Forms

Find forms to add a minor, apply for a change of major, final grade appeal and more in Porches.

Interested in Research?

Are you wanting to pursue research but not sure where to start? Struggling on which area you may be interested in? Maybe you know your research interest but are not sure how to locate a program? Explore this self-guided module to learn more about becoming involved in research.

Registration Process

Registration usually occurs in November for the spring semester and in March for the summer and fall semesters.

Students are responsible for developing a proposed list of courses they would like to take for the upcoming semester and register online by following this process:

Review your DegreeWorks screen and flowchart to develop a proposed list of courses.

1. Use the degree plan worksheet to document your plan for the upcoming semester or even each semester until graduation.
2. Use the time block calendar or any free online tool (such as Coursicle) to develop a schedule.
3. Review the list of proposed courses with your academic adviser. If approved, the adviser will give you an approval code needed to register online for the next semester.
4. Register online beginning at your specific time and date that can be found in Banner under the “Prepare for Registration” link.

Porches is the one-stop-shop for registration and course listings. Navigate to the Flyer Student Services tab and find the Registration Tools channel to search and register for courses.

How do I register for classes?

For step-by-step instructions on how to register for classes, view our registration video.

Tutoring

If you need extra help, there are support options available to help you succeed.

• One-on-one tutoring through the Office of Learning Resources
• Walk-in math tutoring at the Math Help Center
• Office of Learning Resources: SI Supplemental Instruction
• The Write Place offers support on any writing assignment and at any stage of the writing process
• EGR 150 tutors in chemistry, physics and math
• Professor's and teaching assistant’s office hours
• Study groups with classmates
• View Academic Planning Tools to help you stay focused and organized

Additional Campus Student Resources and Services for Success Inside and Outside of the Classroom

At UD, You Know You'll Be Challenged but You'll Be Supported Too.

At the University of Dayton, you're not alone. Our faculty, staff and community are eager to help you along your path.

Whether it's navigating an unfamiliar campus for the first time, or navigating a familiar campus in new circumstances, knowing where to start is often the hardest part. 

We encourage you to utilize existing resources as part of self care that is essential to, and supportive of, your success inside and outside of the classroom.

YOU@Dayton

YOU@Dayton aims to guide you on your journey to succeed, thrive, and matter here at UD and beyond! The portal contains a comprehensive list of on-campus resources to help you get connected to clubs, organizations, resume help, mental health resources, and more. YOU@Dayton aspires to be a support for you now, in the present, and in the future by providing information and support on things such as:

• Academic success
• Resilience 
• Mental health tips and tricks
• Sleep hygiene
• Your relationship with technology