Find out about requirements, fees, and deadlines
First-year students - no prior post-secondary experience and interested in attending Duquesne University for the first time at the undergraduate level. May have: attended college for the first time in the prior summer term, or earned college credits before graduating from high school. Application information.
Early Action: Applications completed by November 15; admission and financial aid notifications sent by December 1.
Regular Decision: Applications completed by January 15; admission and financial aid notifications will be sent on a rolling basis after January 15.
Rolling Admission: Admission and financial aid notifications are sent on a rolling basis after January 15 (based on available space).
Transfer - an undergraduate student interested in attending Duquesne University for the first time but currently attending, or previously attended, a post-secondary institution at the same level. Students may transfer with or without credit.
Transfer students are welcome to apply for fall, spring and summer terms. Application decisions are made on a rolling basis for each term.
At Duquesne, you’ll gain the professional confidence, impressive experience and powerful networks you need to get a running start on a meaningful career or graduate school. Ranked as a best value university (2024 U.S. News), you'll automatically be considered for scholarships based on your accomplishments when you apply are included with admission decisions (up to $27,000 in 2024). Duquesne also offers a number of full-tuition and full financial need scholarships.>
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