[In-Person] Become the Change You Believe In—Experience a Free MSW Graduate Class at Georgian Court

Tuesday, November 25, 2025 at 8:00 PM until 9:20 PMEastern Standard Time UTC -05:00

Georgian Court University
900 Lakewood Ave, Little Theatre-Jeffries Hall
Lakewood, NJ 08701
United States

Join us in-person, on campus!
See what it’s like to study with purpose.
Try your first MSW class—free—at Georgian Court University.

Ready to make a difference in the lives of others? Georgian Court University invites you to experience our Master of Social Work (MSW) program firsthand—with no cost and no commitment. This free graduate class gives you the chance to meet faculty, connect with future classmates, and see how GCU’s values-driven approach to education prepares you for meaningful impact in your community.

At Georgian Court, you’ll believe in your calling to serve, belong to a supportive and inclusive learning community, and become the professional the world needs. Take your first step—on us.

Please note: This event is for prospective MSW students only. Additional guests and children are not permitted.

Check-in will be in the Jeffries Hall, Little Theater beginning at 7:30pm and will close by 7:55pm. Please park in Lot A.

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[In-Person] Become the Change You Believe In—Experience a Free MSW Graduate Class at Georgian Court

Graduating scholars, advocates, visionaries, change makers, truth seekers, humanitarians, and challengers of the status quo since 1908.

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