2023-2024 Undergraduate Catalog

The catalog in effect for the term in which the student first completes coursework at Duquesne University becomes the student’s University and major program catalog of entry. The catalog of entry defines the University and program requirements an entering student must complete in order to earn a bachelor’s degree or entry-level master’s degree.

Students who change their major program of study after initial entry to the University will be required to meet the catalog requirements in effect for that major at the time of the change.

Any changes made to the major program of study, core curriculum, or course offerings during the student’s period of enrollment will be resolved by the academic department chair as necessary to enable students to meet graduation requirements.  Students who do not maintain continuous enrollment for each academic year (fall and spring terms) upon entering the University and then choose to return after a break in enrollment may be subject to degree requirements in effect at that time for their major program of study and core curriculum.

Statement of Responsibility

It is the responsibility of students to know both the University-wide graduation requirements and those of the major field of study, and to meet all requirements satisfactorily for graduation.

Academic advisors are available to consult with students for registration and degree completion planning.

Financial Responsibility Agreement

When a student formally registers for classes at Duquesne University, either by submitting proper registration forms to their advisor or by registering online, the student agrees to the financial obligation terms in the Financial Responsibility Agreement.