Evening and Online Student Admissions
Focused on your success
Returning to school can be exciting and challenging at the same time. Whether transferring credits or beginning a new program, Stritch is committed to providing convenience and flexibility through evening and online programs.
Students gain critical skills and training through innovative academic study that is grounded in a quality student experience.
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Evening and Online Student Information
Discover Stritch online
Flexibility you need. Students in our online programs enjoy both the convenience and flexibility of online learning and our personal touch. Stritch serves learners by enriching and transforming their lives by creating a learner centric educational environment that exemplifies the Franciscan values in every learner interaction.
Available Online Programs
Available Online Programs
- Business Administration
- Business Administration: Associate Degree
- RN to BSN
- Respiratory Therapy Completion
- M.S. in Educational Leadership
- M.S. in High Education Student Affairs Leadership
- M.S. in Sport and Recreation Business
- Doctorate in Language and Literacy
- Doctorate in Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service
- Doctorate in Leadership for the Advancement of Learning and Service in Higher Education
- Doctorate in Special Education
Transfer credits
Understanding the process
Transcript evaluation
A transfer student interested in determining how many credits may transfer from previous coursework and how long it may take to complete a bachelor’s degree program at Stritch may submit unofficial transcripts from previous institutions for evaluation. This unofficial review process will provide students with a good understanding of how previously earned credits may transfer into our curriculum.
Your admissions representative is ready to help you. Contact your admissions representative or email a copy of your transcripts from all previously attended institutions to admissions@stritch.edu. The process typically takes up to 72 hours to complete.
A transfer student interested in determining how many credits may transfer from previous coursework and how long it may take to complete a bachelor’s degree program at Stritch may submit unofficial transcripts from previous institutions for evaluation. This unofficial review process will provide students with a good understanding of how previously earned credits may transfer into our curriculum.
Your admissions representative is ready to help you. Contact your admissions representative or email a copy of your transcripts from all previously attended institutions to admissions@stritch.edu. The process typically takes up to 72 hours to complete.
Re-entry students
Welcome back!
If you’ve previously attended Cardinal Stritch University and would like to return, please follow the following steps:
Students in traditional, daytime studies who leave the University for two or fewer consecutive semesters (not including summer sessions) will re-enter under the academic program/curriculum in effect at the time of their previous enrollment.
Students in traditional, daytime studies who leave the University for more than two consecutive semesters (not including summer sessions) will re-enter under the academic program/curriculum in effect at the time of their re-entry.
Students in accelerated, evening programs who have been out of class for six months or more are required to submit an application for re-entry to the University and will be required to meet the University graduation requirements and departmental major course requirements in effect at the time of re-entry.
- Complete the application for admission online.
- Submit official transcripts from all institutions attended since leaving the University. Due to the University requirement that all transcripts from prior institutions be on file for all active students, all official transcripts may need to be resubmitted.
- Submit official documentation required for admission to specific programs/majors.
Students in traditional, daytime studies who leave the University for two or fewer consecutive semesters (not including summer sessions) will re-enter under the academic program/curriculum in effect at the time of their previous enrollment.
Students in traditional, daytime studies who leave the University for more than two consecutive semesters (not including summer sessions) will re-enter under the academic program/curriculum in effect at the time of their re-entry.
Students in accelerated, evening programs who have been out of class for six months or more are required to submit an application for re-entry to the University and will be required to meet the University graduation requirements and departmental major course requirements in effect at the time of re-entry.
Veterans and active duty military
In appreciation of your service
Whether transitioning to a new career or seeking education to advance within the military, Stritch has helped veterans and active duty personnel succeed. Stritch participates in the Yellow Ribbon Program so we can help an unlimited number of active-duty personnel and veterans continue their education.
We also offer the Stritch Military Grant. It is awarded to full-time undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students who are in active military duty, veteran(s) or have proof of an honorable discharge, and to students who are married to an individual currently deployed. Eligible students can receive up to a 25% tuition reduction.
Learn more about our Veteran Services here.
We also offer the Stritch Military Grant. It is awarded to full-time undergraduate, graduate and doctoral students who are in active military duty, veteran(s) or have proof of an honorable discharge, and to students who are married to an individual currently deployed. Eligible students can receive up to a 25% tuition reduction.
Learn more about our Veteran Services here.
Summer 2023
Registration Begins for Summer 2023 | October 31, 2022 |
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Memorial Day | May 29 (University Closed) |
Juneteenth Day | June 19 (University Closed) |
Summer Break: No Classes | July 3-9 |
Independence Day Break | July 4 (University Closed) |
Last Day to Withdraw | Prior to the 2/3 point of class |
Graduation Application Deadline | August 15 for August Degree Conferral |
Last Day of Summer Term | August 20 |
Degree Conferral Date | August 25 |
Summer Break is July 2 to July 9 (1 week): This break falls within some of the summer term modules
Summer Term Modules
May 22 - August 20 | 12-week module |
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June 5 - August 6 | 8-week module |
May 22 - July 2 | First 6-week module |
July 10 - August 20 | Second 6-week module |
June 5 - July 2 | First 4-week module |
July 10 - August 6 | Second 4-week module |
August 7 - August 20 | 2-week module |
Shannon Manzke, '16
B.S. in Business Administration
My experience at Stritch was absolutely amazing! I was enrolled in the online program and the professors provided an outstanding educational experience.