College of Business: Your Next Steps to Enrollment

Submit your Intent to Enroll Form to secure your place in the upcoming term. Once submitted, our academic advising team will contact you with guidance on preparing for your first semester.

Every graduate business student is assigned an academic advisor who will help guide your academic journey. Before registering for your first semester, it is recommended that you meet with your advisor to:

• Review your degree plan
• Confirm prerequisite coursework (if required)
• Receive approval to register for classes
• Discuss program expectations and career goals

 

Graduate students are encouraged to explore federal aid and institutional scholarship opportunities.

To be considered for financial assistance:

Submit the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA)
Review scholarship opportunities available through the College of Business
Connect with a financial aid counselor if you have questions

General Graduate Student Scholarships
Graduate Business Scholarships
International Student Scholarships

Join us for New Graduate Student Orientation offered one-week prior to the start of each semester! During orientation, you will have the chance to be welcomed by our Dean and faculty, learn about graduate student expectations and experience a break out session featuring your masters degree program director! Be sure to register online to receive the event details!

If applicable, please be sure to submit your offical transripts. Refer to your admission letter to determine which official transcripts may still be needed as well as the transcript submission deadline. 

As part of its living out of the Catholic faith, the University of Dallas is committed to providing work, living, and learning environments that are free of discrimination, harassment, and retaliation. The university does not tolerate conduct that is inconsistent with this commitment. Its Civil Rights Policy represents the policy of the University of Dallas, and is also in fulfillment of its duties under federal and state law, including, but not limited to, Title VI, Title VII, Title IX, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Americans with Disabilities Act, and their accompanying administrative regulations. As part of this commitment, each student is required to complete a mandatory Title IX Online Training Program prior to beginning their academic journey. 

The University of Dallas has partnered with Google to deliver enhanced collaboration services to all enrolled students. The Google Apps for Education partnership enables the collaborative student use of Gmail, Calendaring, Instant Messaging, and Google Docs, Spreadsheets, and Presentations with no advertising or marketing directed at our users.

Students studying on an F-1 visa may have additional requirements prior to the start of each semester. Contact Michael Sarles, MBA, Director of Graduate Admissions & International Student Services, for information specific to your academic progress.