Student Services
Here are some answers to common concerns about financial obligations, scholarships and student employment.
Financial Matters
Duquesne does not mail paper bills. Students receive email notification when an eBill has been posted. If you need this information, ask your student to make you an authorized payer to view the eBill online.
Any outstanding balance on a student account can result in a "hold" and delay class registration and room registration for campus housing.
Student Accounts: Viewing and Paying eBills
Financial Aid: Loans, scholarships and grant information
Student Employment
Student employees work in a variety of jobs both on and off campus. While they work for Duquesne University, our student aides gain more than extra income – they gain valuable work experience that supplements the outstanding education they receive in the classroom.
Work study and other campus jobs are available through Human Resources.
Scholarships
Based on their application for admission to Duquesne, academically competitive students will be considered for Merit Scholarships (based on GPA and standardized test scores). Freshmen should submit their applications by January 1 and transfer students by July 1. Contact Admissions for details.
Students may also compete for scholarships offered by these individual schools or departments:
A.J. Palumbo School of Business Administration
Involvement in Service & Philanthropy
Vira I. Heinz Scholarship Program for Women in Global Leadership
