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This Graduate & Professional School recruitment event offers a unique opportunity for diverse professionals worldwide to meet the admissions directors of over 50 of the top colleges and universities nationwide in a convenient online setting.
Who should attend? All prospective graduate school candidates interested in introducing themselves to the admissions directors of top Graduate & Professional Schools nationwide.
If you want to visit with all of the colleges and universities on your hot list, you should attend this short webinar session for tips and recommendations of how to easily and efficiently navigate this virtual fair platform. We’ll tell you how to enter a chatroom and get noticed immediately. You’ll also learn what to say once a recruiter engages in a chat with you. Finally, we’ll tell you the secret to scheduling an interview before leaving your chat session. It’s time to get your mission accomplished!
Who should attend? Prospective graduate school candidates ready to apply to top Graduate & Professional Schools nationwide.
Most presenters will give you general tips and advice about how to get into grad school — RESEARCH! RESEARCH! RESEARCH! That’s excellent advice! However, we know you’ll prefer a step-by-step guide to help you prepare your graduate school admissions toolkit. Dr. Scott Glenn, author of seven books and Assistant Professor of Business and Graduate Studies, Goldey-Beacom College will tell you what matters most and to whom. This session will be straight and to the point.
Who should attend? Prospective graduate school candidates looking for funding opportunities.
Graduate school can open doors for your career, from raising your salary to helping you climb the corporate ladder. It comes at a price, though.
The good news is that graduate school scholarships, fellowships and grants are available to help you offset the cost of school. We will not only give you resources you can use to help find them, but we’ll also tell you which of the Grad School Exhibitors have funding opportunities just for you. After the webinar session, you’ll be able to talk directly with the grad school directors about their application process.
The title speaks for itself, so don’t miss this opportunity for tips that’ll make you shine. You’ll also get to ask those questions no one has ever been able to answer for you. Marsha Hudson is a social media guru who has all of the best secrets to social media success.
Who should attend? Prospective graduate school candidates.
Meet and greet the Graduate & Professional Schools department heads, leaders, and admissions counselors. COLLECT THE NAMES & NUMBERS OF THOSE THAT MATTER! Join the group chats or have a private audio or video chat session with a representative. Get the answers to all of your questions. Learn about the application process. Watch videos about the colleges/universities. Visit over 50 grad school programs on the same day.
Complete your registration and upload your resume. Graduate School admissions counselors will be waiting to meet you at the event.
Get the chance to source over 50 of the nation’s to graduate programs, apply in real-time, and put your resume in front of key decision makers.
Recruiters will schedule pre-screening interviews on the event day and conduct them through audio and video.
Syracuse University (New York)
University of Pennsylvania (PA)
Kent State University (Ohio)
San Diego State University (California)
George Washington University (D.C.)
North Park University (Illinois)
Antioch University (WA)
University of Colorado Denver (CO)
UNC Chapel Hill (North Carolina)
University of Cincinnati (Ohio)
University of Southern California, Rossier (CA)
University of Michigan (MI)
Northern Arizona University (AZ)
Salisbury University (Maryland)
Stanford University (California)
Fordham University (New York)
Bellarmine University (Kentucky)
Virginia Commonwealth University (VA)
Lipscomb University (Tennessee)
Loyola Marymount University (CA)
Brown University (Rhode Island)
Ball State University
(Indiana)
Trinity Washington University (DC)
Northeastern State University (Oklahoma)
NYU Steinhardt (New York)
Columbia University, Teachers College (New York)
Boston University, Wheelock College of Education and Human Development (Massachusetts)
CUNY Hunter College (New York)
University of Kentucky (Kentucky)
American University (DC)
Clark Atlanta University (Georgia)
Shenandoah University (Virginia)
Mills College (California)
Binghamton University, State University of New York (NY)
Bank Street College (New York)
Clarkson University (New York)
Louisiana State University Shreveport (Louisiana)
University of Missouri - St. Louis (Missouri)
Lewis & Clark College (Oregon)
UCLA (California)
Prescott College (Arizona)
Springfield College ( Massachusetts)
University at Buffalo (New York)
Harvard University (Massachusetts)
George Washington University – Elliott School of International Affairs (DC)
Lesley University Graduate School (Massachusetts)
University of Denver (CO)
Virginia Tech University (VA)
Saint Elizabeth University (NJ)
Florida State University (FL)
Florida State University (FL)
Pepperdine University (CA)
Illinois Institute of Technology ( Illinois)
Wilkes University (Pennsylvania)
The University of Tennessee at Martin (TN)
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