COVID-19 Admissions Update
We know this may be an uncertain time for you and your family, and we want you to know the Mandel School is here to support you as you apply to graduate school. We are still accepting applications for the MSSA and MNO graduate degree programs for Fall 2020 enrollment––note that classes will be offered in a dual-delivery format this fall. Our admissions team is available to answer your questions and to help you through the application process––please email mandelschool@case.edu.

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