This site maintains a list of those courses that are offered purely in an online capacity. Purely online courses provide the same high quality University of Dayton educational experience as traditional courses, but students need not visit our campus in person.

Once you have decided you are interested in taking an online course with us, there are several options available:

If you are already an undergraduate or graduate student at the University of Dayton, continue to the online registration page.
https://register.udayton.edu

If you are interested in taking a course for personal enrichment, consider Academic Enrichment Studies (AES). AES offers discounted rates on courses that might interest you without requiring a commitment to a degree program.
http://adulteducation.udayton.edu/aes.asp

If you are looking to complete your bachelor's degree, then the Adult Degree Advancement Program (ADAP), could be for you. An affordable choice designed to allow you to attain a bachelor's degree at your own pace, ADAP is specifically intended for students 24 years of age and older who wish to attend the University of Dayton part time.
http://adulteducation.udayton.edu/adap.asp

To apply for admittance as an undergraduate, continue to our admissions page where you can apply online.
http://admission.udayton.edu

If you have earned an U.S. bachelor's degree or the equivalent then you may register as a graduate student with the University of Dayton.

You may take up to six credit hours (generally two courses) as a non-degree student. Non-degree students do not have to apply to nor be accepted by the University in order to take graduate level courses.
Note: Courses in the MBA program may be taken only by admitted students.
http://adulteducation.udayton.edu/gnd.asp

If you have already taken six credit hours at the graduate level as a non-degree student, or you wish to enroll in a graduate program offered by the University, you must apply for admission to the graduate school. Use our Graduate Admissions web page to apply for admission.
http://gradadmission.udayton.edu

Transient students are those students enrolled as degree candidates at institutions other than the University of Dayton, whom would like to take a course with us without transferring. These students can apply to take courses at the University of Dayton through the Academic Enrichment Studies (AES) group.
http://adulteducation.udayton.edu/aes.asp