We’ve begun sending acceptance letters, including merit scholarship awards, to students who applied by our Nov. 1 early action deadline. What comes next?
Our admitted student webpage outlines the steps, from filing the FAFSA and reviewing the financial aid offer to confirming enrollment.
If your student has earned college-level credit through exams (including AP, CLEP or IB), College Credit Plus (CCP) or a high school dual enrollment program, we encourage them to use our online Transfer Credit Evaluation to instantly receive a preliminary transfer audit showing how the credits will apply at UD.
At UD, our commitment to developing the whole person means every undergraduate is paired with a holistic advisor who is by their side from enrollment through graduation. Holistic advisors don’t just help students choose courses. They connect students with resources to explore their vocation, navigate challenges inside and outside the classroom, explore opportunities for experiential learning and more.
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.
