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Request for changing marital status, gender identity, legal sex, personal email, or chosen or legal name.


Help! I have an IT question or problem and need assistance.


Request advance approval of transfer credit for courses from another college or university.


Students may request to participate in a commencement ceremony as an early walker.


Former students express their intent to return.


Identify graduate courses taken during the undergraduate program to be double-counted towards the student's graduate degree.


Students request an update to your graduation application after your initial submission.


Graduate students can request credit hours be transferred to the University of Dayton.


Request your veteran affairs educational benefits certification.


Request tuition assistance application for dependent child or spouse.


Request help with emergency phones, intrusion alarms, AED services and security cameras.


Request assistance with TimeClock Plus (TCP) and TCP Humanity Scheduling the university wide timekeeping and scheduling solutions.


Submit the environmental graphics request prior to the start of your project.


Submit key request


Request the creation and distribution of mass email communications intended for University constituents, including alumni, donors and parents.


Request to initiate the grade exclusion designation of a graduate course.


Pre-Health Resource Center Scholarship Application


Request access to Cognos or specific folder in Cognos.


Supervisor or "designee" complete for a UD employee who is separating or retiring from the university.


Supervisors use to initiate HR review of a promotion or a direct appointment request.


Request a retake of one engineering graduate course to replace the final grade.


Students' authorized users view bills, make payments, and manage the student account.


Request the creation of safety signage for a laboratory or space


Request the creation of a Canvas personal access token


Graduate students may request to participate in a commencement ceremony as a late walker.