Events
Events For Student Veterans
Check out Service to School’s upcoming events, webinars, and information events specifically for veteran applicants.
The Stanford Undergraduate Association of Veterans (SUAV) invites student-veterans to join a Stanford Undergraduate Application Information Session for Military Members on Saturday, 11/8 at 11:00 am (Pacific Time). The event will consist of a brief presentation, followed by a Q&A session with a panel of current Stanford student-veterans.
Interested applicants can RSVP here
Whether accelerating, pivoting, or pioneering, Stanford GSB will equip you for wherever your professional journey will take you. Meet students/alumni who came from a military background and hear how they have thrived in the classroom, community, and in their careers. This 45-minute online session will be moderated by an admission officer and include audience Q&A to help you learn more about how the GSB can help you define your career and build your community.
Princeton University proudly seeks transfer students from all across America and overseas. We appreciate the diversity and experience transfer students bring to our vibrant community.
William & Mary Law School is hosting an info session for veterans, active-duty, and reserve forces personnel on November 12.
Veterans will gain a better understanding of the law school application process and hosts will offer valuable tips to help you complete your application and navigate law school with confidence.
We invite you to visit campus or join us virtually for one of our Military Monday sessions and learn about the admission process, campus life and resources at Princeton for our military students. These events will focus on information applicable to U.S. military veterans / servicemembers and their families, but all interested applicants are welcome to join.
Join us for a virtual information session hosted by Cornell Law School and the Cornell SC Johnson College of Business, in partnership with Service to School. This event is designed specifically for prospective students with military backgrounds and those affiliated with Service to School who are interested in pursuing graduate education in law or business. Whether you're considering a JD, MBA, or dual degree, this is a great opportunity to learn more, ask questions, and connect with admissions professionals who are eager to support your journey.
Yale SOM invites prospective students who are serving or have served in the military to join this online session. An admissions officer will open with a brief overview of the MBA program, followed by a panel discussion with current military students. They will share their perspectives on the student experience, academic life, and living in New Haven.
You’ll have the opportunity to submit questions in advance or ask them live during the session—your interests will help shape the conversation.
Princeton University proudly seeks transfer students from all across America and overseas. We appreciate the diversity and experience transfer students bring to our vibrant community.
Join representatives from UCLA Anderson School of Management, The University of Chicago Booth School of Business, Columbia Business School, University of Virginia Darden School of Business, Harvard Business School, Northwestern Kellogg School of Management, MIT Sloan School of Management, Stanford Graduate School of Business, Tuck School of Business, and The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania to learn about their MBA programs and the experience of military and veteran students in business school and beyond. The event will feature a moderated panel discussion with the opportunity to ask questions of the panelists, followed by a virtual networking session.
Cornell University invites veterans & current service members to join an information session & student panel on Dec 3. In addition to information about academics, admissions, and their military community, you will also hear current student veterans share their stories. At the end of the formal session, you will have the chance to ask questions of both staff and students.