Adult Studies
Earn or complete your degree at DeSales. Online or in person, it's always personal.
Admission is simple*
All we require is your high school diploma or GED and the desire to learn.
Your education should fit your schedule. We get it. At DeSales, we'll make sure you have the support to make it work. Earn or finish your bachelor’s degree or certificate at the pace, place, and times you choose.
- rolling admissions — start any time throughout the year
- 6, 8, and 3 week accelerated courses, with an option to take traditional day courses
- classes meet online, on campus, or Flex — which combines the best of both
- a generous transfer credit policy — transfer up to 75 credits
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Find the link between opportunity and affordability.
Returning to school to pursue your educational dream is not the kind of decision you can — or should — make on a whim. At DeSales, we wholeheartedly encourage self-knowledge and exploration. We're here to help you find the program that meets your needs.
Enroll in our Adult Studies program to learn more about the endless opportunities at DeSales University.
Connect with an Adult Studies Admission Counselor
Schedule your one-on-one campus or virtual appointment with one of our friendly admissions counselors. Your counselor will be able to prepare a no-obligation transfer credit evaluation and guide you through registration. We look forward to meeting you!
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.
Why Choose DeSales Adult Studies?
You'll be academically satisfied
You'll be prepared to succeed
You'll be in good company
You'll build up your resume
Dean's List for Spring 2023: Adult Studies
Congratulations to the following adult studies students for making the Spring 2023 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 students on their outstanding achievement.
Krystal A. Adams,
Jennifer L. Amato,
Evans O. Asiago,
Vanessa L. Beebe,
Tiffany M. Bitler,
Adam Boandl,
Denise M. Boschetto,
Rhiannon R. Chocolas,
Vanessa DeJesus,
Ada N. Dejesus-Torres,
Michelle L. Dologite,
Tyler Dzojko,
Dontae Easley,
Andrew J. Esser,
Brittney Fenstermaker,
David J. Franco,
Jacob T. Geruntho,
Daniel Gonzalez,
Russell V. Hryvnak,
Bradley M. John,
Jack A. Keglovics,
Angela M. Kleckner,
Patrick T. McMenamin,
Catherine C. Moyer,
Angeline Ortega,
Cindy J. Perez Reyes,
Jhan L. Poza,
Elyse Pysher,
Kyle R. Stout,
Stephanie M. Strohl,
Sabrina M. Temple,
Megan Templet,
Joseph P. Tiger,
Rachel F. Warden,
Alexander C. Williamson,
Kristin A. Wyrwa,
Joo Yong Yoon
For Those Who Serve
Flex Classes: In Class or Online
Flex classes are designed for students who enjoy the experience of live-time, instructor-led classes but can't always physically get to campus.
Courses are offered in Center Valley with students being able to participate synchronously from anywhere in the world via the internet.
Search For Classes
Wondering which classes are running during different semesters and sessions? Curious to read course descriptions for your topic of interest? Planning ahead? Self-Service for prospective students* will give you a look into which classes are running and when.
Note: If you are already a DeSales student, please search for classes through WebAdvisor Self-Service in MyDSU
*This link is best viewed on a desktop device.
DeSales gave me the unique opportunity to go to school full time at night and apply everything I was learning directly to my daytime job ... The value is clear and explains why [Adult Studies] has been making a difference in the lives of students for over 40 years!