Undergraduate Application Deadlines

Admissions

U.S Applicants                          Fall: May 15  | Spring: Oct 15 | Summer: Apr 15
International Applicants       Fall: Apr 15 | Spring: Sept 15 | Summer: No Admission

Graduate Admissions

  • US Students
    • Fall: April 15
    • Spring: September 15
    • Summer: No Admissions
  • F-1 International Students
    • Fall: April 15
    • Spring: September 15
    • Summer: No Admissions

Priority Application Deadline for the PhD in Urban Leadership and Entrepreneurship is April 15

UDC Admissions Process for Domestic Graduate Students

  • Complete the online application.
  • Pay the applicable non-refundable graduate WebAdMIT application fee. UDC application fee of $50 is waived.
  • Submit all official college transcript(s) reflecting all course work, grades, and date of graduation
  • Submit official GRE as required by individual graduate degree programs.
  • Submit a personal statement no to exceed 500 words about your academic and professional goals, research interests, relevant prior experience, motivation for graduate study in your proposed program, and any other information in support of your application for graduate admission.
  • Submit two letters of recommendation.
  • Fulfill additional admissions requirements and documentation set by individuals graduate degree programs.

For information regarding admissions, please contact Mr. Tim Harrison at tharrison@udc.edu.

UDC Admissions Process for International Graduate Students

  • Complete the online application.
  • Pay the applicable non-refundable graduate WebAdMIT application fee (in U.S. Dollars).  UDC application fee of $50 is waived.
  • Academic work completed outside of the U.S. at the secondary or university levels must be National Association of Credential Evaluation Services, Inc. (NACES) course by course evaluated and the equivalent of a Bachelor’s Degree from the United States.
  • Submit all official college transcript(s) reflecting all coursework, grades, and date of graduation.
  • Submit official GRE as required by the individual graduate program.
  • Submit evidence of English Proficiency; TOEFL/ IELTS / Duolingo.
  • Submit a personal statement no to exceed 500 words about your academic and professional goals, research interests, relevant prior experience, motivation for graduate study in your proposed program, and any other information in support of your application for graduate admission.
  • Submit two letters of recommendation.
  • Fulfill additional admissions requirements and documentation set by individuals graduate degree programs.
  • Submit financial verification (for those holding a F-1 visa)
  • Submit immigration documentation Copy of passport photo/ data page; I94; I-20

For information regarding admissions, please Mr. Tim Harrison at tharrison@udc.edu .