Undergraduate Policy

Students who were attending an institution from the Gulf Coast region can take classes at the University of Dayton during the fall semester. UD will not charge tuition to the displaced students whose families are from the Gulf Coast region and were affected by the hurricane. However, for students not from the Gulf Coast region but who had planned to attend one of the schools in that region, UD will do its best to accommodate them if they meet admission standards. The University of Dayton will offer whatever financial aid they would normally qualify for as an incoming UD student. Students who will return to their home institution will be admitted provisionally.

Contact: Robert Durkle, director of admission, (937) 229-4411, or admission@udayton.edu.

Graduate School Policy

The University of Dayton will accept displaced graduate students who wish to attend for one semester as non-degree students. Up to 12 semester credit hours will be permitted. The Graduate School will work with students on a case-to-case basis and coordinate with the appropriate academic units to facilitate enrollment in courses, where space is available.

Contact: Shane White, director of marketing and operations for enrollment management, (937) 229-2200 or Shane.White@notes.udayton.edu.

School of Law Policy

The University of Dayton School of Law will admit as visitors students from Tulane and Loyola law schools for the fall 2005 semester, the spring 2006 semester or for the full 2005-06 year.

Contact: Linda Cole, registrar, (937) 229-3285 or Linda.Cole@notes.udayton.edu.

Deadline for enrollment: Friday, Sept. 16, 2005.