Open House - College of Arts and Sciences Grad Programs
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Come meet program representatives from the College of Arts and Sciences Graduate Programs.
Attendees receive a $55 application fee waiver!
RSVP: https://gradapply.usfca.edu/register/mcoh_fall26
5:30pm: Doors Open
5:30pm - 7:00pm: Meet representatives from the College of Arts & Sciences' various graduate programs. There will be a small selection of food and beverages as well as a representative from the Financial Aid office available to answer any questions. At 6:00pm a few programs may leave the event space to conduct their Info Sessions in a separate classroom. We will let you know which programs these are so you can decide if you would like to join them.
7:00pm: Event Concludes
Where: McLaren Conference Center
There will be free parking at the Koret Recreation Center garage on Turk Blvd. No permit or payment required.
For USF directions and maps, visit http://www.usfca.edu/directions
Attendees receive a $55 application fee waiver!
RSVP: https://gradapply.usfca.edu/register/mcoh_fall26
5:30pm: Doors Open
5:30pm - 7:00pm: Meet representatives from the College of Arts & Sciences' various graduate programs. There will be a small selection of food and beverages as well as a representative from the Financial Aid office available to answer any questions. At 6:00pm a few programs may leave the event space to conduct their Info Sessions in a separate classroom. We will let you know which programs these are so you can decide if you would like to join them.
7:00pm: Event Concludes
Where: McLaren Conference Center
There will be free parking at the Koret Recreation Center garage on Turk Blvd. No permit or payment required.
For USF directions and maps, visit http://www.usfca.edu/directions
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USF - McLaren Conference Center, 2040 Fulton St, San Francisco, CA 94117-1119, United States
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