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A Message from Sigrid
Deadlines, deadlines, deadlines…here are a few important ones coming up that you don’t want to miss:
1st Years:
2nd Years:
Have a good week,
Sigrid Olsen
See the entire MBA Student Events calendar and the MBAA Club Calendar. PLANNING AN EVENT? If you are planning a club event, the MBA Program Office and Foster School have lots of resources available to you. The best place to look is the Student Events Guide on the Current Students Website. It has info on finding a venue, finding funding, serving food and alcohol at your event, and more. If you would like to request a room please use the Student Event Room Request Web Form. If you can't find what you need or have any questions, contact Matthew Unruh. ELECTIVES & REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Spring Quarter Registration Deadlines
Second Half Only Elective Courses for Spring Quarter
Policy to follow for the above:
http://www.washington.edu/students/reg/wdpolicy.html
Dropping a class when the first day of the course is scheduled to begin after the 7th calendar day of the quarter.
Any student whose first scheduled class meeting* is after the seventh calendar day of the quarter and who needs to drop from that class, should email the Registration Office (regoff@uw.edu) by the Sunday following the first class meeting to request the drop without being charged the $20.00 Change of Registration Fee. The fee waiver will not happen automatically; you must send the email or stop by the Registration Office, 225 Schmitz Hall, to make the request.
If sending by email, type Non-Standard Class Start Date in the subject line of the e-mail. Be sure to include:
NOTE: Only e-mails sent using your UW email account ([your-uwnetid]@uw.edu) will be processed.
* Must be identified in the Student Database with an "Official Start Date" after the 7th calendar day of the quarter.
Class of 2019: Looking Ahead – Autumn Quarter Elective Course Schedule
Autumn Quarter Bidding CLASS OF 2018: GRADUATION INFORMATION
Now’s the time… To officially apply for graduation in June! In addition to successfully fulfilling your degree requirements, YOU MUST:
Step 1: File for graduation with the University
Step 2: Complete the Graduating Student Survey by April 16 Note: The last day to apply for graduation is June 1, but don't wait until the last minute!
Step 3: Get your garb! Open May 2-20. All students must wear proper academic attire during the Graduation Ceremony. You will not be allowed to walk if you are not properly attired. You may purchase/obtain proper academic attire either through the University website or alumni from previous years. If you choose to obtain your attire from an alum please e-mail Jenny Forbes at the MPO to advise.
International Students: Guest Visa Support Letters International students, are your family members planning to attend the graduation ceremony on June 9? If so, the MBA Program Office can write you a letter confirming your enrollment and pending graduation from the program to support their visa applications. Email mbaweb to request a letter. ISS also has some tips for strengthening their applications.
Please include:
Graduation Tickets After the lottery, the MBAA will also set up a google spreadsheet that is not monitored by the MBA Programs Office. You may use this spreadsheet, or any method available to you, to trade with a fellow student for additional tickets.
Fellowships & Financial Aid CLASS OF 2018: SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION REMINDER
2nd-Year Scholarships – Application Period ends April 15, 2018
Students who were guaranteed a 2nd-year scholarship and those who will receive an NRD waiver should complete the scholarship application as well.
For more details about the scholarship award process, visit the Resources page of the Current Students website and open the "Scholarships and Financial Aid" section. Questions? Please direct them to mbaschol@uw.edu. Foster School, UW, & Seattle Business Community Announcements FOSTER SCHOOL
National Association of Women MBAs - Seattle Professional Chapter Tuesday, Apr 17, 6:00-8:00 pm, PACCAR Hall
Develop your Bias for Action, hosted by Connie Bourassa-Shaw Executive Director of Foster's MS in Entrepreneurship program. hear from a panel of accomplished entrepreneurs, including Foster alumna Milkana Brace. RSVP now.
Check out the entire Foster School Events Calendar. UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON Student Tax class for US Citizen/Resident Students You've received your 1098T tax form! Student Fiscal Services is presenting this workshop to help US Resident students understand the information on the 1098T tax form and how it relates to education tax credits and tax issues regarding scholarships and grants. This class is appropriate for undergraduate, graduate and professional students. The class is free of charge and you do not have to register to attend.
Graduate Programs Student Senate Elections Wednesday, May 2, 5:30 pm, HUB 334
Please see the Elections Guide for more information. A GPSS officer position comes with the benefit equivalent to TA/RAship. If you have questions about the election procedure, please contact the Elections Committee chair, Elliott Okantey at eokantey@uw.edu. You are welcome to contact the current officers to learn more about each position.
2018-2019 Student Regent Elections Applications due Monday, Apr 16, 11:59 pm
The University of Washington Board of Regents is the University’s governing body whose broad responsibilities are to supervise, coordinate, manage and regulate the University, as provided by state statute. The Board of Regents consists of ten members, one of whom is a student who has a voice to vote on all major University decisions, such as tuition rates and approving new construction projects. The Student Regent represents the varying perspectives of students at the university – both undergraduate and graduate students, as well as students at the Bothell, Seattle, and Tacoma campuses. The Student Regent is appointed by the governor to serve for one year.
If you are interested in applying, please visit the application guide on the GPSS website for your information. To apply, you must submit your materials through the Google Forms. If you have any questions, please email gpsspres@uw.edu or asuwpres@uw.edu
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