COVID-19 UPDATE:At this time, the university is transitioning from in-person to remote instruction through the end of the academic year. In accordance with Pacific’s efforts to mitigate the spread of the virus, all students must return to their permanent residence or an alternate residence immediately. All in-person University events have been cancelled or postponed indefinitely, pending further notice. The Graduate School offices will continue to support students remotely. Our general email address (gradschool@pacific.edu) will be monitored during regular business hours. If you need to speak directly with a team member, you may use the following contact information: • Stockton and San Francisco: Noel Luna – 209.932.2928 The Graduate Admission office will continue to accept and process applications for all graduate programs. For updates to our application requirements and policies, please refer to the Application Materials and International Applicants pages. For the latest updates on university-wide policies regarding the COVID-19 coronavirus, please visit our COVID-19 webpage. |
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