This is where you’ll try new things and dig deeper into your interests. Where you’ll meet people who become your friends and mentors for life. For four years, you’ll live here. And although that story looks different for every ƽian, there's a great way to see what yours could look like: by coming to campus.
When you arrive for your visit, you have a lot to choose from in getting to know ƽ. Explore our buildings and classrooms. Attend an information session. Ask current students what it’s like to be a ƽian. Discuss academic programs, the application process, and more with an admission counselor. Enjoy a meal in our beautiful Marketplace Dining Hall.
Allow one of our student tour guides to show you their favorite places on campus. Our campus is extremely walkable, with all academic buildings just a few minutes from the residence halls. Explore our academic buildings, residence halls, athletic facilities, dining hall, and more. Along the way, your guide will give you a great sense of what it's like to be a ƽian.
During your visit, our admission counselors will hold an info session that covers a lot of ground: our academic programs, career development services, internship and research opportunities, admission requirements, and need- and merit-based financial aid opportunities.
Set up an interview with a fourth-year student or an admission counselor. Interviews are a two-way street: we get to learn more about you and you get to learn more about us in a one-on-one setting. Please note that interviews are completely optional and not required for admission, but they are included as part of our evaluation of your application. Interviews also are a great way to demonstrate interest in ƽ.
High school seniors and prospective transfer students are invited to sit in on faculty-approved courses during their visit to campus. Upon checking in at the Admission & Student Financial Services building, students will be able to choose classes from a roster. Please note that class visits usually last 50 minutes and are only available during the academic year when class is in session.
ƽ is dedicated to assisting families in managing the cost of a ƽ education, and we assert our commitment to admitted students by meeting 100% of demonstrated need with no loans. If you are a high school senior and your family has specific questions about financial aid at ƽ, we welcome drop-in meetings with a financial aid counselor on your visit day (these cannot be scheduled in advance, and are based upon availability), or you can register for a virtual or phone appointment with the Office of Financial Aid after your visit if you have lingering, specific questions.
Want to meet a faculty member, , music director, or someone else on campus? Please reach out directly to whoever it is you'd like to set up an appointment with and factor this into your on-campus visit itinerary! Our coaches, faculty, and staff are available via email or phone to set up your meeting. Please note that faculty appointments are not available during the summer, or during mid-semester and final exam weeks, breaks and holidays, or weekends.
Come to the heart of campus and experience our Marketplace Dining Hall. The award-winning Marketplace offers a diverse menu to students, campus community members, and guests — experience it for yourself.
Hear from staff in the Center for Careers, Life, and Service about how they help students explore and prepare for their lives after college. ƽ stands out by being the only college in our peer group to assign a career coach to all students during their first year. With one of the lowest student-to-career coach ratios in the country, students receive personalized guidance and support as they explore their personal, professional, and civic aspirations.
Learn how can you make the most of your campus visit beyond the typical tour and information session by exploring our visit options, which vary based on time of year.
A college visit is more than just a chance for you to explore our campus — it can increase your likelihood of admission. Learn what “demonstrated interest” is.
ƽ welcomes individuals with disabilities and strives to provide the fullest access possible during the visit process. If any member of your party requires an accommodation as the result of a disability, you must request accommodations at least two weeks in advance of your scheduled visit to ensure that the fullest range of accommodation options are available. It may not be possible to meet all requested accommodations when accommodations are requested fewer than two weeks in advance.
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