 Health services Massachusetts state law requires full-time students
to submit a health report form to the university before beginning
their studies. This
report must include documentation of a physical exam within the
last 12 months, documentation of a tuberculosis test within
the last 10 years, and proof of immunity to tetanus, diphtheria,
measles, mumps and rubella.
Please download the the form from the University
Health and Counseling Services's Web site. It should be
returned no later than 30 days prior to the start of classes.
If you do not submit the form,
Health Services will block you from registering after your first
semester at Northeastern. If you do not receive a form by mail,
or if you have any questions concerning the form, please contact
the University Health and Counseling Services at:
135 Forsyth Building
(617) 373-2772
(617) 373-2601 fax
www.northeastern.edu/uhcs/
All full-time graduate students are automatically charged
for the health plan. If you have any questions about
the plan, please call Student Accounts.
Financial aid
U.S. citizens or permanent resident aliens who will be enrolling
in degree programs are eligible to apply for federally sponsored
financial aid administered by Northeastern University.
Graduate Student Financial Services
356 Richards Hall
(617) 373-5899
(617) 373-5666 fax
sfs@neu.edu
www.financialaid.neu.edu/select_by_type/graduate.php
Housing
(on-campus and off-campus)
On-campus graduate housing is limited and available
on a first-come, first-served basis.
Department of Residential Life
4 Speare Hall
(617) 373-2814
(617) 373-8794 fax
housing@neu.edu
www.housing.neu.edu
Off-Campus Student Services provides
advocacy for your off-campus needs, off-campus housing support,
resources to assist you in your search for off-campus housing,
and educational and social programs.
Off Campus Housing Online
- Search for housing, sublets, and roommates
- Create your own ads
- Use message boards
- Locate out of state housing
- Buy and sell furniture
- Use the Ride Share
Off-Campus Student Services
226 Curry Student Center
(617) 373-8480
offcampus@neu.edu
www.northeastern.edu/offcampus/
Academic
advising
Advising takes place at the departmental level. If
you have an assistantship, you must get your departmental advisor’s
approval before registering; some departments require advisor
approval for all students.
Assistantship recipients (teaching assistants, research
assistants, and graduate school scholarship) should make arrangements
with their department to discuss course selections with an
advisor. Once the advisor has approved the student’s
course selection, the student can complete the registration
process.
Please note that assistantship
recipients must register for exactly the same courses that have
been approved
by the department advisor. Assistantship recipients must have their
course selection changes approved by their department.
Billing
You will receive a bill from Student Central shortly after
you register for classes. If you have an assistantship,
please pay the balance of what is not covered by your award.
If you have billing questions, contact Student Central at
(617) 373-2270.
IDs
and e-mail accounts
Part-time students receive ID cards in the mail following
their registration. Full-time students may obtain a
student picture ID at the Husky Card Services Office at Student
Central, 120 Hayden Hall after registration. Fall registration
begins mid-July. With a Husky ID, you can get an e-mail account
at InfoCommons, 184 Snell Library, (617) 373-8755 or help@neu.edu.
Parking
permits
The Cashier’s Office, 248 Richards, issues
parking stickers for Northeastern students who wish to commute
by car. To obtain
a parking sticker, students must complete and present a parking
permit application together with payment, a valid student ID,
and the
license plate number of the card that will bear the parking sticker.
Parking permits can be purchased online at www.northeastern.edu/parking/.
Address
changes
If your address changes, please update through MyNeu portal
and notify your department and the Graduate School Office:
Graduate School of Arts and Sciences
124 Meserve
Hall
(617)
373-3982
gsas@neu.edu
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