The event will be held from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 6 under the Sombrilla and is free and open to all. Representatives will provide information about academic programs, admissions criteria, applications procedures, financial aid and career potential for specific fields.
Many professions now require a master's degree or even a doctorate to enter the field.
In the two months since the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board gave final approval to the University's third doctoral degree, an Ed. D in educational leadership, more than 400 inquiries on that program alone have been received, Reesman adds.