Your Admissions Journey Begins Here

Undergraduate Students
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Undergraduate admissions includes first-year students, transfer students, and previously enrolled Duquesne students looking to reapply.

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High School Students
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We have opportunities for high school students looking to earn college credits while still in high school, including Dual Enrollment. It is never too soon to start looking into college. Schedule a campus visit to learn more about life on our campus! Our admissions counselors are experts in all things Duquesne and ready to guide you!

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Visiting Students
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Visiting, non-degree seeking or personal goal students can take classes to meet your goals! Visiting Students

Military Veterans and Students Interested in ROTC
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We have a dedicated team member to support those with military backgrounds looking to start or continue their education as well those looking to begin their journey with ROTC.
Military & Veteran Students

Graduate Students
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Graduate Admissions will help you prepare for graduate school and connect you to the admissions team in each of our ten schools.

Graduate Application

Application Frequently Asked Questions

The application process is straightforward and designed to be accessible for all student types with clear steps and rolling admission decisions. Duquesne also accepts the Common App.

Yes. Duquesne accepts the Common Application as well as its own online application.

No, the undergraduate application is available for free.

Duquesne receives more than 15,000 undergraduate applications per year so prospective students are encouraged to apply early. Duquesne uses rolling admissions, so applicants are considered throughout the year for most programs.

Standardized test scores are encouraged, but optional for many applicants depending on program requirements.

You can track your application through Duquesne’s applicant portal after submitting your materials.

Decisions are typically released within a few weeks after your application is complete.

Yes, you can submit a major change request in your admissions portal under the Resources section. You can also reach out to your Admissions Counselor for help and to ensure you meet the requirements for the new program.

Yes, Duquesne is a leader in applying earned credits from high school. Please submit an official transcript to show you earned the credits and we will be able to apply those credits when building your first-year schedule.

Congratulations on your acceptance! Log into your admissions portal to see a list of next steps and confirm your spot but paying your enrollment deposit. You can also visit Admitted Students Next Steps

Yes, you can connect with an admissions counselor based on their availability by clicking on their name and choosing a date and time that works best for you.

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