Next Steps

Y​our first step is to complete the "Intent to Enroll" form online at go.depaul.edu/cshenroll​. Submitting this form notifies the College of Science and Health that you intend to enroll at DePaul for the quarter stated in your offer of admission letter. When we receive your Intent to Enroll, your student record will be activated. After we process your form, you will receive an email acknowledging your intent to enroll.

C​ontact your department's graduate program director for advising on course selection and sequence. If you're a non-degree student or a student-at-large, your admission letter will contain information about course selection and approval. If you have questions, contact the coordinator of graduate student services in the College of Science and Health advising office at (773) 325-8490 or cshadvising@depaul.edu​.

Y​ou'll be able to complete several of the next steps through Campus Connect, DePaul's online portal for admitted and enrolled students. To get started, visit campusconnect.depaul.edu​​ and log in with your user ID and password, which were sent to you previously by email. If you have any problems logging in, call the Technology Support Center at (312) 362-8765 for assistance.

For detailed information on federal loans, DePaul payment plans or other types of funding, please reference the "Financing Your Education" sheet enclosed in your admission packet.

Registration dates vary depending on the quarter in which you plan to start classes.

After you have registered for classes, you may obtain a photo ID card and DePaul email account from the ID Services office. The ID card functions as a library card and is required for entry to some buildings and computer labs. Visit or contact one of the following ID Services offices:

​Illinois law requires DePaul to have proof of immunization on file for all students. We encourage you to submit the immunization form as soon as possible. Visit go.depaul.edu/immunization for additional information and to download the immunization form.

DePaul bookstores are located on our Lincoln Park and Loop campuses.

​​The Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) U-Pass is a university program that provides college students unlimited rides on CTA-operated bus and rail lines. Full-time science and health graduate students (eight or more credit hours) are eligible for the U-Pass. Visit upass.depaul.edu​ for more information.

If you ​plan to drive to campus, parking facilities are available to DePaul students at teh Lincoln Park Campus. For information on parking rates and locations, please visit the Parking Services website at parkingservices.depaul.edu​.

The regular academic year consists of three 10-week quarters. The fourth quarter (summer) is optional for most programs.

Tuition for graduate students in the College of Science and Health is $710 per credit hour for the 2017-2018 academic year. Complete information is available on the Student Accounts website at studentaccounts.depaul.edu​.

​DePaul Central is a one-stop integrated student service area for students to take care of their core business transactions in four key areas: student records, financial aid, student accounts and student payments. With these key services in one location, students can get help with problems, gain additional information to manage the enrollment process, or perform regular transactions to meet their academic and financial objectives. Visit depaulcentral.depaul.edu ​for more information.

University Center (UC)

DePaul's Loop and Lincoln Park campuses are easily accessed by car, bus and train. The Loop Campus is served by all seven Chicago Transit Authority (CTA) 'L' train lines and numerous buses. It also is a short walk from all Metra train stations. The Linoln Park Campus also is served by several buses and is connected to teh Loop Campus by the Red, Brown and Purple 'L' train lines. Both campuses are close to major expressways.

Lincoln Park