This is an exciting time for you! Use our Next Steps guide to commit to Duquesne and get started on your next steps to becoming an official
student! And don't forget to celebrate—join us for an Admitted Student Day!
Admitted Student Days are best for admitted high school seniors and transfer students
who want to spend a full day on campus, learning about the resources and programs
available to them as a Duquesne student.
FAST is a one-day program for new first-year and transfer students that offers you and
your family essential insights and resources to prepare for your academic journey
at Duquesne. Each school offers two specific days for participation, and you only
need to choose one that fits your schedule, making it a convenient and personalized
experience. While this program is not a requirement, it is highly encouraged for all
incoming students and family members to attend to ensure a smooth transition.
What to Expect at FAST:
Connect with Future Classmates and Student Leaders
Meet Your Dedicated Success Coach
Interactive Sessions with University Support Services
Obtain Your Official DU Student ID Card and Essential Supplies
Engage with Residence Life and Commuter Affairs Staff
Set Up Your Student Bank Account with PNC Bank
Complete Your Fall Semester Onboarding Tasks
This tailored support ensures you start your academic journey at Duquesne with confidence
and ease. We hope you'll join us at FAST to lay the foundation for a successful and
fulfilling experience at Duquesne. We can't wait to welcome you to our community!
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or concerns you may have via email or call 412-396-6657.
2025 First Year Advisement Summer Transition (FAST):
Admitted Student Preview Days are also available. Take advantage of our weekday opportunities for admitted students to visit campus
and spend the morning learning more about all that Duquesne has to offer! During the event, we'll have an enrollment workshop, campus tours, a student panel,
an academic and student life showcase, a parent session and more! 2026 Admitted Student Preview Days are scheduled for Monday, Feb. 26; Friday, March
13; and Friday, April 17.
Available online at FAFSA.gov: Duquesne’s Federal School Code is 003258.
When completing your FAFSA, use the IRS Data Retrieval Tool if possible.
You can also create your CSS Profile — Families that would like an estimated financial aid package prior to the FAFSA
opening, or for a more complete review of financial circumstances, can submit a CSS
Profile, which is available beginning October 1. Duquesne’s CSS code is 2196 (cssprofile.collegeboard.org).
Commit to Duquesne University
To submit your enrollment deposit and confirm your attendance at Duquesne University, log in to your Duquesne Applicant Portal and complete your Enrollment Response Form.
Online payment is recommended. If you need to send a personal check or request a 529
account check, mail to: Duquesne University, Office of Admissions, 600 Forbes Avenue, Pittsburgh PA 15282
If you haven’t already done so, set up your MultiPass account, which provides access
to Duquesne Portal/DU Mobile App (Duquesne’s online student portal), email and other
online resources. The Duquesne Portal is where you will be able to order books, pay
bills, view your grades and more!
After you confirm your enrollment and set up your MultiPass, be sure to check your
new Duquesne email account on a regular basis. Student success coaches, staff and
professors may send important information to you there.
Other Important Dates
Feb. 1 - Housing application opens; available to committed students
Highly encouraged one-day program to help get you prepared for your first semester.
Aug. 19-24 - New Student Move-in and Orientation
Move-in times based on your residence hall and floor.
Daily (and nightly!) events and activities to help you to meet fellow first-year students
and acclimate to life at Duquesne.
Events include Graffiti Dance, comedians, talent show, carnival and more!
Aug. 25 - Classes begin!
Confirm Your Enrollment
#FutureDuquesneDuke
Are you in? Submit your deposit to confirm your enrollment in the incoming class. Once you submit
your deposit you will have access to the housing application and your next steps.
Submit your Free Application for Federal Student Aid if you have not already.
Duquesne's Federal School Code is 003258
PA residents should apply by May 1 if they are seeking funds from the PA State Grant
- and be sure to check out Duquesne's automatic matching grant of up to $10,000 over four years
Outside of PA, check your state's deadlines for state grants, which often require
a FAFSA
Families that would like an estimated financial aid package prior to the FAFSA opening,
or for a more complete review of financial circumstances, can submit a CSS Profile,
which is available beginning October 1.
Your MultiPass account provides access to everything as a student, including your
DU email and the Duquesne Portal.
Once you set up your MultiPass you will be able to use it to access the New Student Checklist - your resource for information for new students, steps for setting up your DU card,
and more.
The housing application will open February 1 for the fall semester to those who have
already committed to Duquesne by submitting their deposit. After that date you will receive the application after you submit your deposit.
For other semesters, you will receive information about housing when you submit your
enrollment deposit.
Share that you are a #FutureDuquesneDuke on social media. We created graphics you can share in your stories or use as backgrounds. There are even templates for celebration cakes
for your graduation party!
Prospective and new parents and guardians are encouraged to join the Duquesne Parents and Families Portal for parent resources, including the latest University news and events, access to
important campus deadlines and other important information if your student is interested
in attending Duquesne. https://families.duq.edu/
