Informational showcase offers closer look at UC graduate programs
Bearcats Beyond Bachelors - A Graduate Program Showcase is offering a closer look at UC’s 394 graduate degrees, certificates and professional programs across various disciplines. These programs cater to a broad spectrum of academic and professional interests, from the sciences and engineering to the arts and humanities. Meet with multiple programs and attend information sessions to learn about the graduate admissions application process, how to fund your graduate degree, and why UC maybe the place to earn your advanced degree. The event is open to students, faculty, staff, alum and the larger community.
The first 200 attendees to register and check-in at the event will receive a free UC swag item.
Highlights
- Graduate Program Information Fair
- Why UC for a higher degree?
- Sessions about applying and paying for graduate school.
Ryan Boyd
Associate director of admissions for national recruitment, Enrollment Management
Tags
- College-Conservatory of Music
- College of Pharmacy
- College of Medicine
- College of Arts and Sciences
- College of Allied Health Sciences
- Student Experience
- Academic Health Center
- College of Cooperative Education and Professional Studies
- College of Education, Criminal Justice, & Human Services
- Faculty Staff
- Blue Ash College
- Clermont College
- College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning
- Graduate College
- College of Law
- College of Nursing
- Lindner College of Business
- Admissions
- College of Engineering and Applied Science
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