Andrews University to Host Virtual Graduate Fair

On Monday, March 30, from 6–9 p.m.

Andrews University hosts a variety of career and school fairs for students throughout each academic year. (Photo by Jeremiah Samuel)

Andrews University will host a Virtual Graduate Fair on March 30 from 6–9 p.m., offering prospective students an opportunity to explore graduate programs at the University and connect directly with faculty and program representatives in a fully online format.

The event will begin with a livestreamed session from 6–7 p.m., featuring a welcome from University President John Wesley Taylor V, five-minute highlights from selected graduate programs and practical tips for success in graduate and online studies. The session will be streamed on YouTube and Facebook. Following the opening hour, attendees will be able to join interactive Zoom breakout rooms to engage with faculty, deans and program chairs in focused conversations about specific areas of study.

The Virtual Graduate Fair will feature key information about graduate education, allowing participants to learn about program offerings, admissions requirements and financial aid options while asking questions in real time.

“We want prospective students to have a clear understanding of their options and feel confident about their next step,” says Bordes Henry Saturné, vice president for Strategic Enrollment, Marketing & Communication. “This event creates a space where they can connect directly with the people who will support them throughout their academic journey.”

A wide range of graduate programs will be represented at the event, including psychology, social work, allied health, speech-language pathology, chaplaincy and education. Program representatives will additionally discuss pathways for transfer students, international students, working professionals, and adult learners seeking degree completion or career advancement. Information about scholarships, assistantships and other financial aid opportunities will also be shared.

The event is open to current undergraduate students, recent graduates, working professionals, ministry leaders and others considering graduate study. While the event is free, registration is required, and a Zoom link will be emailed to registered participants in advance.