• Northeastern will be sending you an email titled "Claim Your Northeastern University Online Account" with instructions and a unique personalized link for you to use. 

• If you need assistance, contact the IT Service Desk by phone at 617.373.HELP (4357) or email at [email protected]. 

Please note that you must wait 2-4 hours after claiming your NU ID before you can enroll in 2FA. Follow this link to complete the enrollment process: 2FA Enrollment. 

This is one of the most important resources you will have as a Northeastern student. The Hub is designed to help students navigate and keep track of everything from academics to their daily activities. 

• To be eligible for graduate study at Northeastern as a degree-seeking student, you must have completed a bachelor's degree, master's degree, or first professional degree (e.g. JD, MD).
• You will need to provide official transcripts prior to matriculation into the OGCAA program. Official transcripts are verified documents that come directly from your institution through a transcript service. Official transcripts must include degree conferral date, so transcripts should be requested after graduation. 

• FOR DOMESTIC (U.S.) DEGREES: 

• • We accept official transcripts from the National Student Clearinghouse (www.studentclearinghouse.org), Parchment (www.parchment.com), and eSCRIP-SAFE (www.escrip-safe.com). Please note, transcripts can take 2-4 weeks to process. 
  • You can request to have your transcript emailed to us at [email protected] 

• FOR INTERNATIONAL DEGREES: 

• • If you have earned a degree outside the U.S., you must provide a course-by-course international credential evaluation, which must be written in or translated into English. The credential evaluation will serve as your official transcript. The Admissions Committee will accept an evaluation by any organization recognized by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services. Many of our applicants use SpanTran, World Education Services (WES), or Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE). 
  • What documents are required for a credential evaluation?

• Where should I send physical transcripts or transcript evaluations?

• Northeastern University Student Financial Services (SFS) will be an important resource for all students in the program. This department can assist you with information on applying for aid, billing and payments, policies, and filling out documentation. For more information, we encourage you to also review their FAQ Page. 
• All students must complete the Student Financial Responsibility Agreement (SFRA) 

Complete Survey Here

• For term start dates, please follow the Graduate (GR) Academic Calendar.
  • Note that "first-half" means a 'Term 1' during any semester, and "second half" means a 'Term 2' during any semester.

• Spring 1, 2025 courses start Monday, January 6
• Spring 2, 2025 courses start Monday, February 24

• Prashant Mittal, MS in applied statistics & M.Sc in mathematics
  • Teaching CS 5047 Exploring AI Trends and Tools 
• Vance Ricks, Ph.D.
  
  • Teaching PHIL 5110 Responsible AI 
• Stephen Geofrey, M.S., Molecular biophysics and biochemistry
  
  • Teaching ARTG 6460 Human Centered AI
• Kwong Chan, Ph.D.
  • Teaching MISM 6250 Strategic AI for Business

• While online allows you to learn from anywhere, there are unique challenges students can face with that additional flexibility. We’ve collected the following resources to help prepare you to be a successful online student: 

• • Tips for Taking Online Classes: 8 Strategies for Success 
  • 7 Time Management Tips for Online Students  
    • Note that you will need to complete the short registration form in order to watch. 
  • Multitasking in Project Management 

• Canvas is the home base for all Northeastern courses. Log-in to Canvas here: https://canvas.northeastern.edu/  

• More resources to explore:   
  • Review the Canvas Student Guide  
  • Update your Canvas Profile 

• Information on how to access and submit your matriculation form is emailed to you in the first few weeks of your pathway courses.

• You will need to provide official transcripts prior to matriculation into the OGCAA program. Official transcripts are verified documents that come directly from your institution through a transcript service. Official transcripts must include degree conferral date, so transcripts should be requested after graduation. 

• FOR DOMESTIC (U.S.) DEGREES: 

• • We accept official transcripts from the National Student Clearinghouse (www.studentclearinghouse.org), Parchment (www.parchment.com), and eSCRIP-SAFE (www.escrip-safe.com). Please note, transcripts can take 2-4 weeks to process. 
  • You can request to have your transcript emailed to us at [email protected] 

• FOR INTERNATIONAL DEGREES: 

• • If you have earned a degree outside the U.S., you must provide a course-by-course international credential evaluation, which must be written in or translated into English. The credential evaluation will serve as your official transcript. The Admissions Committee will accept an evaluation by any organization recognized by the National Association of Credential Evaluation Services. Many of our applicants use SpanTran, World Education Services (WES), or Educational Credential Evaluators (ECE). 

Successfully complete both pathway courses with a grade of 'B' or better.

You'll need to submit your unofficial NU transcripts as a part of the matriculation process. Your NU Unofficial Transcripts can be accessed through the Student Hub. 

• Northeastern University Library  

• Information Technology Services (ITS)  

Northeastern Employees looking to utilize their tuition benefit for the Online Graduate Certificate in AI Application coursework will need to submit a tuition waiver form.

Form more information about the guidelines, tracking your tuition waiver form, or FAQs, please visit the HR Service Center.

* You can find the CRN needed for the tuition waiver for your course through logging into your Student Hub under registered courses.