Open house programs are a great way to see if UD is the right fit for you. Parents are encouraged and welcome to attend with their student.
To register for one of our open house events, click on the date you wish to attend, complete the form and submit.
Visitors are responsible for their overnight accommodations. Click here for a list of hotels near campus.
Saturday, October 29th, 2022 and Saturday, November 12th, 2022
High school seniors (or transfers) may attend one of our Odyssey Day programs in October and November. Odyssey Day gives seniors the opportunity to experience the life of a UD student. Meet UD faculty, staff and students and immerse yourself in UD's campus and spiritual life. Plus, you can take a student-led tour of campus, get answers about campus life during the student-only panel, and meet with your admission counselor about the application process, scholarships and financial aid. Students will have an opportunity to sit in on classes the Friday before each Odyssey Day. If you've applied for a Departmental Scholarship,* you may want to schedule your departmental interview in the days before or after Odyssey Day.
*Not all departmental scholarships require an interview. Interviews are subject to department availability. In order to be eligible to interview at an Odyssey Day, the student must complete both, their application for the scholarship and admission to UD, at least two weeks prior. Please email our campus visit coordinator if you'd like to schedule an interview.
High school juniors and their parents are invited to spend a day in the life of a UD student during our Crusader Preview. Visitors will see classrooms, student hangouts and residence halls during a campus tour and get a feel for life on campus through informational sessions and enjoying a meal in Haggar Café.
Friday, March 24th and Saturday, 25th and Friday, April 21st and Saturday, April 22nd
"Meet Us at the Tower," a phrase commonly used by UD students when meeting up with friends, provides admitted high school seniors a final opportunity to experience life as a UD student prior to the May 1 National Candidate Reply Deadline. During this event, you will hear about UD traditions and the Rome Program, experience campus and spiritual life, learn about various academic departments, sports and clubs, and interact with other high school seniors who are making the same decisions as you. We'll also help you sort through all the things that are on your mind: financial aid, on-campus housing and the value of a UD education.
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