Counselor Connection
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Our e-newsletter answers your questions and discusses topics that are important to you, offering you current information about the admission process, campus events and life at UD. For your convenience, you may also download the current edition of the Counselor Connection (PDF).
Counselor Connection Fall 2007
Make a note...
of our upcoming events!
Greater Dayton Area College Night
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
At the Greater Dayton Area College Night, students can explore their options for college, talk with admission representatives and find answers to their questions. Over 150 colleges and universities will be represented.
University of Dayton Open House
Sunday, November 11
During an Open House, prospective students and their families have the opportunity to tour campus, learn about UD, and interact with current students, faculty, and admission and financial aid counselors.
High School Counselor Visitation Program
April 20 to 22, 2008
The University of Dayton and Miami University invite you to tour our campuses, meet staff and students, and learn more about both institutions during the High School Counselor Visitation Program. You'll be provided with updates on academic programs, student services and extracurricular activities.Testing 1, 2, 3...
Learn about UD's policy on ACT and SAT scores.
At the University of Dayton, we know students often take the ACT or SAT multiple times. In order to make the admission process as simple as possible, we accept scores through the December exams. For admission and scholarship, the highest score from each section will be used if a test is taken more than once. We will update students' scores through the December test dates, and any change to their scholarship awards will be automatic.
While no minimum test score is specified for admission, it must provide evidence of the student's readiness for college studies in his or her chosen academic program. Academic scholarships at the University of Dayton are awarded on the basis of high school academic performance and ACT or SAT scores. To learn more, view our scholarship chart.Applying to UD just got easier
The University of Dayton is now a member of the Common Application group.
In order to better serve the needs of our prospective students, the University of Dayton makes it easier to apply. Students can submit our online application or the Common Application. There is a $50 application fee accompanying the paper version of the Common Application, but this fee is waived when students submit the electronic version of the Common Application or our Application for Undergraduate Admission and Scholarship.
A time-saving resource
The Guidance Counselor Resource Center offers a quick and easy way to track your students through the admission process.
As a guidance counselor, you are charged with the important task of helping students apply to college. The Guidance Counselor Resource Center allows you to streamline this process, as you can monitor every step of your students' college application process online. It's simple — and secure — and provides instant, convenient access to your students' information.
Visit our secure guidance counselor resource center to:
- View a list of your students who have applied and check their admission status
- Examine application materials and identify missing items
- See scholarship amounts awarded to accepted students
- Look up data on UD's entering first-year class
- Discover unique opportunities available to your students
You can request access online. Passwords are valid from one year from your first login.
