Attend the June information session
What would you like to learn in 2012-13?
Join us at the Harvard Extension School Information Session on Wednesday, June 13, to explore your options and see what’s new for the coming year. Whether you are interested in taking a course or pursuing a professional certificate or degree, you will have an opportunity to speak with faculty, staff, and current students about the benefits of being a Harvard Extension School student.
Past attendees have found that this event is both inspiring and informative. Said one prospective student, “Attending the information session at Harvard was incredible. I was uncertain about attending Harvard Extension before I came on campus, but my visit with faculty, students, and staff convinced me that this is the right program for me.”
Event details:
6–7 pm: general presentation about Harvard Extension School in Sanders Theatre (within Memorial Hall). Be sure to arrive early as seating is limited. One lucky attendee at the general presentation will even walk away with a free* course for the fall 2012 or spring 2013 term.
7-8 pm: informational fair in Annenberg Hall (within Memorial Hall). You’ll have the chance to speak one-on-one with program directors, staff, and faculty and get your questions answered.
For students specifically interested in the Master of Liberal Arts Degree Program in 19 fields, a special presentation will be held in Sanders Theatre at 7:15 pm in lieu of the informational fair in Annenberg.
Can’t make it to campus on June 13? Dates for additional undergraduate and graduate degree-specific sessions will be posted to our website as they become available.
*The free course winner winner must be present to receive the certificate. Current degree candidates are not eligible.
Finding housing for January session courses
Guest post by Lauren B., Assistant Editor, Harvard Division of Continuing Education
January session: intensive 3-week courses
Thinking about coming to Boston for one of our 3-week January courses at Harvard Extension School? We have some tips for finding housing while you take a course in management, biological sciences, economics, or another subject (see the January courses list).
January courses are a great opportunity to gain knowledge intensively. And if you are an Extension School degree candidate, you can complete a significant part or all of your residency requirement in only 3 weeks (depending on your degree program requirements). January courses are worth 2 or 4 credits and meet between 2 and 4 times a week. (more…)