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For Parents

Student with his father

Be involved with Stritch

Cardinal Stritch University is stronger when families are engaged in the Stritch community. We are as excited to have you join our Stritch family as we are about welcoming your student.

Whether you live nearby or are one of our international parents thousands of miles away, there are many ways to be involved in the life of Stritch and serve as a resource for your student:

  • Orientation
  • Parent website
  • Volunteer opportunities

Available resources

Your student needs your support and so does Stritch, and you might need a little too. That is why we encourage you to connect with other Stritch families. You can connect at formal events like orientation, or casually while enjoying on campus events like performing arts and athletics.

Student with her parents

Funding your student's education

We believe that cost should never be a barrier to a great education. Counselors in our Financial Aid Office are dedicated to helping you with each step of the financial aid process so you can easily find ways to help fund your student's education.

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Director of Special Education and Pupil Services - Virtual Information Session

March 27, 2023

virtual session

4:00 PM

Doctorate in Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service in Literacy - Virtual Session

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Virtual Event

4:00 PM

District Administrator Licensure Program

March 27, 2023

Virtual Event

4:00 PM

Dates and deadlines

  • August 1: Applications open at stritch.edu or through the Common Application.

  • October 1: Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) becomes available to file. This form is required for students applying for federal and state financial aid. 

  • November 1: Stritch's Early Notification Deadline (non-binding). Stritch accepts on a rolling basis, so you may already have received an acceptance letter by this date if you applied earlier. Applying by November 1 guarantees you receive an acceptance decision and merit-based scholarship information before Thanksgiving.
  • January: Honors Competition Materials Due
  • February: Honors Competition; Eligible Students can compete to win a full tuition scholarship
  • April: Admitted Students Day. Admitted students can spend the day at campus attending classes, having lunch, meeting other future students and experiencing a day-in-the-life as a student at Stritch.
  • May: Have your admitted student submit their deposit and fill out their housing forms.
  • Mid-June: Housing assignments will start to be delivered to students. 
  • August: Orientation, Move in and Convocation