Beginning your life as an undergraduate student is always a big step with a lot of decisions to make.  At College of Notre Dame, we want to give you more flexible choices in managing your undergraduate career, whether you choose our traditional full-time program in the Women’s College, or dynamic part-time study through the Weekend College or the Accelerated College.

Women's College

True to its longstanding reputation, the Women’s College at Notre Dame offers an exceptional four-year curriculum in the liberal arts. Whether you are fresh out of high school, or returning as an adult to pursue your degree full-time, the Women’s College provides a rigorous, engaging, and supportive community where your best thinking is always encouraged.

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Weekend College

Even if you are an adult professional with work and family commitments, Notre Dame’s Weekend College offers you and other men and women a range of options in achieving an undergraduate degree in one of ten majors. With courses scheduled only on weekends, you can enjoy the same on-campus collegial atmosphere and stimulating relationships with your professors and fellow students.

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Accelerated College

While there are no short cuts to success, the Accelerated College at Notre Dame offers a faster lane to undergraduate degrees in Nursing, Business or Elementary Education in as few as two and a half years. By working in small groups called cohorts either on-campus or at your places of business, you and other adult men and women can collaborate and motivate each other in pursuing intensive, part-time studies.

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