Get information about Admitted Students’ Day, financial aid, registration, and more. Accepting Your Offer You will need to accept your admissions, pay your deposit, and submit your official transcript by the date included on your admissions notification. Financial Aid As a reminder, you can qualify for financial aid as well as merit based scholarships as a part-time student. Scholarships If you received a scholarship, you would have received notification about it as part of your acceptance. Please contact the Office of Admissions via email or by calling 773-702-8400 if you have any questions about your scholarship offer. Financial Aid Applications If you haven't already done so, you should complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible to apply for the Federal Education Loan Program (Federal Perkins Loan, Federal Unsubsidized Stafford Loan, and Federal Direct PLUS Loan). Alternative (Private) Loans can also be an option for some students. UChicago Graduate Financial Aid outlines the application steps and provides other resources about graduate financial aid. Student IDs EMP students will receive their ID numbers by email shortly after being accepted to the program. You will need this number to register for your UChicago network access and email (also know as a "CNet ID"). Physical UChicago IDs are not needed for access our facility at 1871. (Your will membership at 1871 will provide access.) Physical UChicago IDs are be available if you would like access to any of the UChicago libraries or other campus buildings, please contact the ID & Privileges Office. University Email and Network ID You will need to set-up your university email and network ID. Note that in order to access UChicago email, class software, and other network sites from home and at 1871, you will need to install UChicago's VPN software on your computer. Course Registration EMP students will be enrolled automatically for their courses each term. You will be asked to confirm your registration by email. Registration for Autumn Quarter will occur around August 13, 2018. Please keep an eye open for your confirmation email around that time. Class Schedule Classes will be offered on Monday and Wednesday evenings beginning October 1, 2018. More information will be released as it becomes available regarding the course schedule. The Autumn 2018 Saturday session has not yet been scheduled. Membership at 1871 As a student in the Evening Master's Program, you will receive a Night and Weekend Membership to 1871 included as part of your tuition. This will provide access to 1871's facilities, network, co-working space, business services, workshops, and programming. An overview of these services will be offered at orientation. Orientation and Math Prep Orientation programs will be held throughout September, please check the schedule and save the dates. Medical Insurance and Proof of Immunization UChicago requires that all students submit proof of immunization. Please review detailed instructions about immunizations required for enrollment. You will need to complete the necessary forms by September 24, 2018. In addition, as a student in our Evening Master's Program, you have the option of opting-in for medical coverage if you choose. Information about U-SHIP, the UChicago Student Health Insurance Program, and how to enroll is available on the Student Health and Counseling Services website. Questions? Krisinda Doherty, Program Director for the Evening Master's Program, can provide more information about your next steps for entry into the Evening Master's as well as other requirements, deadlines, and options for financing your education. News Young Professionals Find Versatility in a Policy Degree Young professionals across the private, public and non-profit sectors are finding versatility in a policy degree; Harris students and alumni weigh in on how their decision impacted their careers - and the world. Read more Faculty Spotlight Anthony Fowler Associate Professor Anthony Fowler is Associate Professor in the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago. His research applies econometric methods for causal inference to questions in political science, with particular emphasis on elections and political representation. Read more Recent News Hearts at Harris: Love Stories from Harris Public Policy Thu., February 14, 2019 Delays in Banning Wildlife Trade Put Hundreds of Species at Risk Thu., February 14, 2019 More news Upcoming Events Pivots and Platforms: Your Career Potential with the Evening Master's Program (Webinar) Tue., February 19, 2019 | 12:00 PM A link will be sent to registered guests. Chicago, IL 60637 United States Get to Know Harris! Coffee in Wisconsin Tue., February 19, 2019 | 1:00 PM Aggie's Bakery & Cake Shop 7328 W Greenfield Ave West Allis , WI 53214 United States More events