To help you determine if Clemson University and our M.Ed. in Student Affairs program is right for you, the following are opportunities for you to meet our faculty and current students. We encourage you mark your calendars and join us if you are able!
QUESTIONS?
If you have questions about the academic admissions process or the program, please email the faculty program coordinator Dr. Michelle Boettcher - mboettc@clemson.edu
Presented by Clemson Faculty and Chi Sigma Alpha: Academic Program Virtual Information Session
Description: Co-facilitated by faculty and Chi Sigma Alpha (honor society), these sessions are intended for prospective students considering Clemson’s program. Two sessions will be tailored to applicants from the United States and one for applicants from outside the United States.
Sessions will cover:
Overview of the University
Program Overview, Outcomes, and Curriculum
Academic Application and Requirements
Overview of CU-GARS - Assistantship Interview Process
Involvement Opportunities
Life as a Graduate Student in Clemson
Question & Answer
In addition to the above topics, the international applicant session will reinforce topics outlined on our International Applicant page to promote understanding of the limited number of positions each year that meet Visa requirements (start dates and hours per week). This information will not be covered during the two domestic applicant sessions.
Sessions Tailored to Domestic Applicants
Wednesday, September 24, 2025
7:00pm – 8:15pm
Thursday, October 23, 2025
10:00am – 11:15am
Session Tailored to International Applicants
Monday, October 6, 2025
11:00am – 12:15pm
Presented by The Placement Exchange (TPE): Virtual Graduate School Program Fair
Description: Prospective applicants to Clemson and other student affairs programs in the United States can register for this event to connect with faculty of a variety of programs.
October 16, 2025 - 12pm - 5pm eastern - link to learn more and register as an attendee
Pre-Interview Weekend Virtual Info Session
Description: Applicants who are conditionally accepted into the academic program are invited to attend this virtual event that occurs at the beginning of February. Chi Sigma Alpha (honor society) members will present an overview of the CU-GARS schedule, share tips and tricks for navigating the weekend and interviewing, and host affinity panels where candidates were able to connect with current students who shared their Clemson University experiences in relation to their identity. A recording of the event that is tailored to candidates who will participate in CU-GARS virtually (only candidates who are out of the country or who have an approved medical reason they cannot attend) will be available.
Day/time - to be determined by December - session usually held 7-10 days before interview weekend in February