Wireless Access
High security wireless networking has been installed for use in academic buildings, student residence hall lounges, Hubbell Dining, Olmsted Center and on Helmick Commons.
For more information on accessing the wireless network on your computer click here.
Undergraduate Students
Student Services Office: Aliber Hall - Room 208
(515) 271-3142 or ext. 3142
Program Information
Graduate Students
Schedule of Classes and Registration
Please evaluate the Registration Timetable in order to determine when you will be eligible to begin registration for both summer and fall semesters. Once regsitration is open, it will stay open until the first day of the semester.
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Class Dates & Times
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The various schedule of classes are based on the Graduatue Programs of study and courses offered during the summer and fall terms of 2008.
MBA MPA
Schedule of Classes - Summer 2008 Schedule of Classes - Summer 2008
Schedule of Classes - Fall 2008 Schedule of Classes - Fall 2008
MAcc MFM
Schedule of Classes - Summer 2008 Schedule of Classes - Summer 2008
Schedule of Classes - Fall 2008 Schedule of Classes - Fall 2008
For course descriptions of the graduate level courses, click here.
Curriculum and Coursework Planning
Academic Advising - To aid graduate students in the process of planning their courses for upcoming terms, progress forms are available for each of the graduate programs.
These may be used by students in combination with their unofficial transcript, accessible via the MyDUSIS system, to confirm program requirements and plan courses in order to meet their graduation goals. The forms are available in a printable pdf version, by selecting from the following:
MBA Progress Form (for students who began program before Fall 2006)
MBA Progress Form (for students who began program Fall 2006 & after)
MPA Progress Form
MAcc Progress Form
MFM Progress Form
Credit Limits - As part of the Graduate Programs goal to provide students with the best opportunity for success, the following credit limits are in place for graduate students.
Fully employed part-time students may enroll for 6 semester hours in both the fall and spring semesters and 3 semester hours in each summer term.
Full-time students may enroll for 9 semester hours in both the fall and spring semesters and 3 semester hours each summer term.
Exceptions to these credit limits must be approved by the Director of Graduate Programs.
If students have questions or would like to discuss registration, coursework, or any other enrollment matters, please contact the Graduate Programs office at (515) 271-2188. One of our program administrators will be happy to assist you or to set up an individual academic advising appointment.