Congratulations! You Are Admitted.

Welcome new students to the Crown Family School of Social Work, Policy, and Practice!
We look forward to joining our community of scholars later this year. Now that you've been admitted, there are several important steps you'll want to take before enrolling to help ensure a smooth transition to your graduate program.
Reach out to Admissions at admissions@crownschool.edu if you have questions.
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Preparing for Your Academic Journey at the Crown Family School
Whether you are enrolling in our Ph.D. Program, A.M. Social Work Program, or A.M. Social Sector Leadership Program, we are here to support a smooth transition into the Crown Family School. From confirming your enrollment to attending admitted student events—including orientation—we are committed to guiding you through each step of your unique program. Explore your next steps below to ensure a seamless start to your academic journey.
As a doctoral student, you will engage in rigorous research and scholarship that advances social work and social welfare policy. Your next steps include confirming your enrollment, preparing for your first year of coursework, and connecting with faculty mentors.
Access your admitted student portal to review key deadlines and resources for beginning your Ph.D. journey.
Individual campus tours are currently available between Tuesday and Thursday.
Our Student Ambassadors are available to answer your questions about life as a Crown Family School student.
Experience what students are learning in the classroom by participating in a faculty-led lecture and class discussion.
The Crown Family School regularly hosts public figures to share their ideas, perspectives, and thought-provoking work.
Campus and Student Life: Your gateway to everything beyond the classroom—from student organizations and leadership opportunities to wellness resources, event programming, and campus traditions.
Diversity and Inclusion: Explore initiatives, cultural centers, and support networks.
Getting Around Campus: Resources to help you navigate Hyde Park and beyond, including shuttle schedules, CTA transit options, bike-sharing programs, and campus map tools.
Housing: Information about off-campus housing options, including support for finding rentals, understanding leases, and navigating roommate arrangements.
International Affairs: Support for international students and scholars, including visa services, I-20/DS-2019 processing, orientation programs, and resources for adjusting to life in the U.S.
IT and Technology Services: Help with setting up your email, connecting to Wi-Fi, using university software, and troubleshooting tech issues. Includes access to tech support, printing services, and academic tools like Canvas.
Course Catalogue: The official listing of current and upcoming courses across all programs. Use this to explore academic offerings, read course descriptions, and plan your schedule.
Student Handbook: Your go-to guide for academic policies, conduct expectations, degree requirements, and campus procedures. An essential resource for navigating your time at the University.
Student Disability Services: Provides accommodations and support to ensure that students with disabilities have full access to the University’s academic, residential, and co-curricular programs.
Student Employment: Offers job listings, work-study opportunities, and guidance for finding part-time or on-campus work. Also includes info on employment eligibility and career development resources.
University Registrar; Manages course registration, academic records, transcripts, degree audits, and graduation processing. The Registrar’s Office keeps your academic journey on track.