Graduate School Application Info Session
Get ready for graduate school applications with mentorship from top engineering schools around the U.S.!
Thinking about grad school? Wondering where to start? If you are considering a master’s or Ph.D., join us to learn the ins and outs of graduate school applications. The session below will cover the basics of applying to graduate school and will share tips for making your application stand out from the crowd. You’ll be guided through this process by some of the top Engineering Graduate Programs in the country! Join us on October 16 – there is no cost to attend if you use the link below to register!
Please note that some information in this session will be relevant only to domestic students applying to graduate school in the U.S. If you are an international student, we still encourage you to attend, as the majority of information will be relevant to your application process.
What: Graduate School Application Info Session and Meet & Greet
When: October 16, 2024 – 5:00ET/4:00CT/3:00PT
For Who: Undergraduate Seniors and/or Master’s students
Sponsored by: UC Berkeley, Georgia Tech, Iowa State, University of Michigan, Northeastern, NYU Tandon, Purdue University, University of Florida, University of Southern California, Virginia Tech and more!
Where: Zoom – Register here. (details provided upon registration)
Questions about accessing the webinar? Contact Kelsey Noriega at k.noriega@northeastern.edu.
Note: There will be a 30 minute breakout session following the presentation where you will get to connect with top engineering institutions in the U.S. Register to join for exclusive networking with top-ranked institutions! We hope to see you there.
Sincerely,
EngGAP Graduate School Collaborative
(While there will be opportunities to learn about fee waivers, this event does not offer one for these institutions).
Are you a freshman, sophomore or junior who is not ready to apply, but wants to learn about Graduate School? Check out our December 3th Session on “Why Consider Graduate School?”
