Evening & Online Adult Studies
Flexible, affordable, and accommodating, the ACCESS program can help make your educational dreams a reality. Successfully earn or finish your bachelor’s degree or certificate at the pace, location, and times you choose.
Designed for adult learners like you, the admissions requirements are minimal and applying is easy.
ACCESS Majors & Programs of Study
Generous Credit Transfer Policy
With DeSales' generous transfer policy, you can transfer up to 25 three-credit courses toward your DeSales degree — and if you already have your Associate's degree, all your credits will transfer to DSU.*
Wondering which of your credits will transfer? We'll be happy to give you a personalized, no-obligation transfer credit evaluation.
ACCESS Evening & Online Admissions & Aid
The ACCESS program is designed for adult learners like you. We want to make it easy for you to continue your education—or to start a new degree or certificate program. All we require for admission are a high school diploma or GED and the desire to learn.
Why Choose DeSales ACCESS?
You'll be academically satisfied
You'll be prepared to succeed
You'll be in good company
You'll build up your resume
For Those Who Serve
Summer Classes at DeSales
Summer is a great time to get ahead or catch up with your studies. We have a wide variety of summer courses — both online and on campus.
2021 Undergrad Summer Class Session Dates
- ACCESS Session 5 – May 17 to July 10 (8 weeks)
- ACCESS Session 6 – July 12 to August 21 (6 weeks)
- May Minimester – May 24 to June 12 (3 weeks)
- Online Minimester 1 – May 24 to July 3 (6 weeks)
- Online Minimester 2 – July 5 to August 14 (6 weeks)
Year at a Glance — Plan Your Schedule!
Flexibility without Compromising Quality
Dean's List for Summer 2020: Lifelong Learning
Congratulations to the following lifelong learning students for making the Summer 2020 Dean’s List.
To qualify for Dean’s List, a student must have a minimum 3.50 GPA on no fewer than 12 credit hours (excluding pass/fail and audited courses). Our university patron, Saint Francis de Sales, had such a high regard for learning that he considered education to be the “eighth sacrament.” With that same esteem, the president, administration, and faculty of the University congratulate these men and women on their outstanding achievement.
Yordano Alvarado
Mohammad A. Bah, Tara M. Benninger, Kirsten M. Borgmann, Kristianne Bronico, Jade L. Bruce
Anna M. Dlabik
Michele C. Fontanez, Heather V. Francis
Amanda Gurgick
Ashley E. Harper, Alicia T. Harris, Maria Heid, Nathaniel J. Hulstein
Anthony J. Jimenez
Nevada C. Kardos, Anthony Kelly, Kinsey C. Knorr-Watson, Kelly A. Kresge, Marcey A. Kroll
Don J. Morgan
Mary K. Nealis
Kelly E. Paukovits, George C. Perry, Kwaku K. Poku
Nicholas Rich, Christie L. Ring, David F. Ring, Judhy C. Rosado, Chris L. Rzonca
Samantha Schorr, Rebecca D. Scott, Christine Sekkes, Carey L. Shellenberger, Aubrey L. Smith, Caitlin Snyder, Kimberlee Spengler
Stacy L. Urbany
William P. Villa
Kelse M. Weston, Sherri L. Wilson, Rebecca R. Wright
Adam J. Ziegler
