2019 University College Day of Giving

The University of Toledo's University College is home to more than 2,500 undergraduate students. Whether you are undecided about which major to pursue, a busy adult learner looking for a flexible online program or degree completion option, or just interested in taking a few courses, University College has a full set of educational options for students.

University College offers:

• Guidance and tools to help undecided students explore degrees to help them determine their perfect fit.
• Assistance for adult students who want to turn their life experience into college credit.
• Opportunities for anyone older than 60 to take tuition-free coursework for enrichment.
• Assessment process to receive credit for relevant work, including volunteer work and life experiences.
• An array of specialized services and programs are available to:
  • 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!

Priority Funds:

University College Progress Fund (2400268) 

Will provide support for scholarships for students with financial need, student – centered professional development opportunities, and the continued improvement of the Thomas Orlowski Veterans Lounge in Carlson Library. 

Will also provide Student Veterans of America (SVA) UToledo Chapter members the opportunity to attend the SVA National Conference. The UToledo Chapter is an organization for University College military-connected students and alumni.

Reserve Officers' Training Corps (ROTC) Fund (2148036)  

Will provide support of the study lounge for ROTC students in the ROTC building, which helps foster their success and growth while providing them with a relaxed space in between classes, during exams, or before or after group meetings.