Use 'meet with' when you plan a meeting ahead of time, not for accidental encounters.

Scheduling Intent

'Meet with' implies direct interaction, more than just being present at an event or place.

Active Participation

'Meet with' suggests a notable reaction, often used when outcomes align or clash with expectations.

This phrase often reflects personal or collective perception of an event or idea.

Emphasize the purpose or goal when using 'meet with' in an academic setting.

Before you 'meet with' someone in an academic setting, preparing questions or topics is useful.

'Meet with' carries a professional connotation, often linked with business or formal settings.

Business meetings often aim at establishing or nurturing professional relationships.