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Public Information Sessions
Public
information sessions, designed to provide information to those interested
in pursuing master's degrees at the University of Scranton, are scheduled
during the Fall and Spring semesters.

Public Information
Sessions
The College of Graduate
& Continuing Education will present three Spring Public Information
Sessions for prospective graduate students. The sessions will cover admission
requirements, program descriptions and provide an excellent opportunity to ask
questions. All sessions will meet from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Please see individual
listing for building and room.
Counseling
Sessions TBA
Nursing
Sessions TBA
MBA
Program
Sessions TBA
For more information or to
make a reservation, please call 1-800-366-4723 or 570-941-7600. Or you
may register on-line at
http://www.scranton.edu/adults.
Directions to
the University
For a virtual public
information session, please visit the following sites:
Health Administration -- Accredited by ACHESA
Human Resources Administration
All Public Information
Sessions cover the following topics:
Program Overviews and Admissions requirements
Opportunity to meet faculty
Information on graduate assistantships
In today's competitive
marketplace, career advancement often requires advanced education. A master's
degree from the University of Scranton will give you the edge you need to
succeed.
The University has been consistently recognized in many national
publications for its academic excellence and offers you an opportunity to
choose a highly regarded program for your graduate studies.
Graduate courses are scheduled in the late afternoon and early evening to give
maximum flexibility to working professionals. Our campus is conveniently
located in downtown Scranton and easy to get to from anywhere in the northeast.
Click for directions to
our campus or for more information about the
city of
Scranton. Parking is available in our multi-level parking
pavilion.
Get your master's degree from one of the most respected universities in the
area.
For more information please FAX 570-941-5995 or send an email message to
goonanj1@.uofs.edu
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