Accepted Students Day is a great opportunity for you and your family to explore campus, speak with professors, learn about resources to help you succeed, and meet current students to learn more about campus life and activities.
Join us April 28, 2025 for Georgian Court University’s Annual Scholarship and Golf Classic at Battleground Country Club in Manalapan, New Jersey.
Join us for an engaging Virtual Information Session hosted by Georgian Court University’s Graduate Admissions team! This session is designed for prospective students interested in advancing their careers through our comprehensive graduate programs in Education. Whether you are seeking a master’s degree, certification, or doctoral-level study, this is the perfect opportunity to learn more about our offerings and the admissions process.
See GCU’s beautiful Japanese Garden and authentic traditional teahouse, which was exhibited at the Japan-British Exhibition of 1910. The Japanese Garden is one of the historic and natural gems of the campus, having been installed by the Gould family and designed in 1910 by celebrated Japanese-born landscape architect Takeo Shiota.
Stroll for Connection is a free, campus walking event at Georgian Court University, and supports intergenerational research.
Join us for a live session as we discuss our Graduate School Roadmap. Learn about our master’s degrees, advanced certificates, and doctorate programs.
Blue & Gold Day is where your college experience begins. You will receive your first-semester schedule, have the opportunity to meet with an academic advisor, discuss your financial aid situation with a member of their staff, as well as touch base with staff from Housing and Health Services.
Blue & Gold Day is where your college experience begins. You will receive your first-semester schedule, have the opportunity to meet with an academic advisor, discuss your financial aid situation with a member of their staff, as well as touch base with staff from Housing and Health Services.
Blue & Gold Day is where your college experience begins. You will receive your first-semester schedule, have the opportunity to meet with an academic advisor, discuss your financial aid situation with a member of their staff, as well as touch base with staff from Housing and Health Services.
