The University of Toledo's University College is home to over 2,500 undergraduate
students. Whether you are in high school looking to take college level courses, working
towards your degree, or just interested in taking a few courses, University College
has a full set of services ready to meet your needs.
Not sure which degree program is right for you? It's OK to be undecided. Choosing
a major takes time and University College advisors have the guidance and tools to
help undecided students, just like you, in exploring degree options to help you determine
the perfect fit!
Returning to college after time away? Adult learners can choose from an array of
flexible online programs and degree completion options for customized plans of study
that fit busy lives.
Through our specialized services and programs we also assist military veterans enrolling
at the University, help prepare students for military service through the Army ROTC
Rocket Battalion, administer UToledo testing services, connect off-campus workforce
locations with on-campus education, and much more!
Contact us to learn how we can work together to meet your educational goals.
We have degrees
Transfer or get started
University College offers several unique degree programs for you to earn or complete your associate's degree or bachelor's degree from The University of Toledo. We help you get a step closer to your degree with opportunities to transfer up to 90 credits and/or utilize the Prior Learning Assessment process to receive credit for relevant work, volunteer and life experiences.
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Undecided? That’s Okay.
We have the Department of Exploratory Studies
Undecided is the second-most popular major in the U.S. Direct-from-high-school students who don't know what they want to major in can make the Department of Exploratory Studies their temporary home for up to three semesters. In the Undecided Program, you'll receive personal attention from academic advisors who will help you identify options, select classes and choose a major. Additionally, all students who enroll in the Undecided Program take a specially designed course to help you identify your strengths and interests and match those to a degree program. When you are ready, your academic advisor will refer you to the appropriate academic college to declare your major and continue on to earn your degree.
Undecided Department of Exploratory Studies Get StartedMeet With Your University College Advisor
Academic advisors in University College are able to assist students who are enrolled or interested in the Pre-Major, Exploratory Studies, Individualized Studies, Liberal Studies, Professional Studies or Undecided programs.
SCHEDULE AN ADVISING APPOINTMENTCall us during office hours at 419.530.3142 to make an appointment Monday-Friday between 8:15 a.m. - 5 p.m. or continuing students can Schedule an Advising Appointment Online.
*Students returning to UT must call 419.530.3142 to determine eligibilty.
WALK-IN WEDNESDAY ADVISING
20 minute advising appointments are offered from 9-11 a.m. and 12-4 p.m. during
spring and fall semesters. University College Student Services is located in Rocket
Hall, Suite 1300.
We have specialized services and programs
Interested in online learning? Looking for additional services and programs? University College directs and manages additional programs and services – available to all UT students.
Student Services and Academic Advising
Our advisors assist current and prospective students regarding educational options, course selection, transitioning to academic majors and program requirements.
Military Service Center
The Military Service Center offers customized support, services, and assistance to veterans, active duty military members, dependents and spouses.
UT Testing Services
Offers administration of placement testing, credit by exam, distance learning exams from other universities, and professional certification and licensing examinations.
Prior Learning Assessment
With prior learning assessment, you can turn your relevant work, volunteer, and life experiences into college credit.
ROTC
The Rocket Battalion partners with the University to recruit, educate, develop and inspire ROTC cadets to become future second lieutenants who meet the needs of the U.S. Army.
Program 60
Program 60 offers lifelong learning at reduced rates to individuals 60 years of age or older who have resided in Ohio for the past year.
High School Outreach Initiatives
Provides the opportunity for high school students to puruse higher education by taking courses and receiving college credit at a reduced the cost.
Exploratory Living Learning Community
The Exploratory Living Learning Community (ELLC) provides an opportunity to live in a community with other undecided students also exploring majors.
Online Degree Programs
UT offers a variety of online degree programs for the busy and working adult looking for flexibililty and convienance.
UT Online
Provides support to faculty and students in the design, development, delivery, and administration of online, blended, and technology-enabled courses and programs.
Off-Campus and Extended Programs
University College provides quality “on-campus” education and academic services to the workforce and other off-campus locations
Office of Workforce Development
Workforce Development collaborates with business and industry leaders in the community to build development initiatives.