Northeastern University Oakland to host prospective graduate student mixer on Oct. 22

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Northeastern University Graduate Programs will host a prospective graduate student mixer on Oct. 22 at the Northeastern University Oakland Reinhardt Alumnae House, giving attendees a chance to learn about campus life, graduate programs and the admissions process in person.

Key facts

  • The event is scheduled for Oct. 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PDT.
  • The venue is Northeastern University Oakland Reinhardt Alumnae House in Oakland, California.
  • The format is a guided meet-and-mingle with university staff.
  • Attendees can ask questions about programs of interest and applying.
  • Light refreshments, appetizers and a campus tour at the end of the evening are planned.

What does this mean for prospective graduate students?

The mixer is designed for prospective graduate students who want direct contact with Northeastern University staff before applying or while deciding whether to pursue a program. It offers a chance to discuss program details, admissions questions and campus familiarity in one visit.

For attendees in the Oakland area, the event combines an information session, informal conversation and a campus tour at the conclusion of the evening. The listed time is 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PDT, and the location is 5000 Macarthur Blvd in Oakland, California.

  • Who it is for: prospective graduate students.
  • What they can do: meet university staff, ask admissions questions and learn more about programs.
  • What is included: refreshments, appetizers and an optional campus tour.
  • Where: Northeastern University Oakland Reinhardt Alumnae House.

How will the mixer work?

Attendees will follow a guided meet-and-mingle format, with dedicated time to introduce themselves and speak with university staff who can answer questions. Northeastern says the event is intended both for people exploring a program of interest and for those who want to speak with admissions representatives about applying.

Where is the event taking place?

The mixer will be held at Northeastern University Oakland Reinhardt Alumnae House, 5000 Macarthur Blvd, Oakland, CA 94613-1301, United States. The event page also lists a campus tour at the conclusion of the evening for those who are interested.

Frequently asked questions

When is the prospective graduate student mixer?

It is scheduled for Oct. 22 from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. PDT.

What can attendees expect?

They can meet university staff in a guided format, ask questions about graduate programs and admissions, enjoy light refreshments and appetizers, and join a campus tour at the end of the event if they want.

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