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14 Tips for an Effective College Visit

Visiting a college can help a student determine if he or she wants to spend the next four years there.

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Finding the right fit.

For high school students in the process of researching a variety of colleges and universities , admissions professionals recommend scheduling campus visits to get a better feel for the schools. Some colleges track whether prospective students make an in-person visit and count it as "demonstrated interest," which could help admissions chances. For both students and families, campus visits are an important part of the process when choosing which college to attend. "They are very likely to show you things that you didn’t know you cared about. That’s a great first step," says Rachel Rubin, co-founder of admissions consulting company Spark Admissions. "It’s really important for families to think about what they want to know.” Here are 14 tips for how students can get the most out of college visits.

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• Start planning early.

As students get closer to the final year of high school, their schedules are filled trying to balance school and a social life – all while exploring potential college campuses. To ease the stress, students and families may want to make visits sooner, ideally before senior year. The College Board recommends spring of junior year as a good time to visit campuses for students who have already done the research on those colleges. College visits are a good use of downtime over spring break, as well. Late summer and early fall before senior year are also convenient times, the College Board website notes, adding that classes may already be in session, allowing prospective students a fuller glimpse of campus life.

• Ask questions.

A campus visit is a great chance to not only see the campus, but also to ask questions about the school and what the experience is like on campus. While some information can be found on a school's website, speaking with student ambassadors or school officials while visiting campus can provide additional important information necessary for making a smart college decision. "I think the best way to make the most of the tours is to ask a lot of good questions of the tour guide and to engage with any current students to get their opinion on life on the campus,” says Satyajit Dattagupta, chief enrollment officer and senior vice chancellor at Northeastern University in Massachusetts.

• Get student perspectives.

The largest population on any college campus is the student body. Given their collective experience, it's likely they'll have opinions to share on academics, facilities, dining services , student life and more. Talking to current students is a valuable part of vetting a college and can provide prospective students with unfiltered perspectives about the school and the student experience. "Talk to as many students as you can to get a flavor of the student population," says Liz Doe Stone, a senior private counselor for Top Tier Admissions, an admissions consulting company. "Email students from your high school who attend that school and ask to get together for coffee when you’re on campus."

• Explore college through the lens of campus media.

Student newspapers can be a valuable source of insight into what's happening at a college. But don't stop there. The College Board's campus visit checklist also recommends tuning in to the campus radio station and reading other campus publications such as literary reviews and department newsletters. This allows students to find out what issues are popular on campus, controversies happening, new programs being created, what students are excited about and trends to be aware of, Stone says. "The more that you can do ahead of time to get to know the campus culture so that you can ask good questions to current students, that’s another great way to get a more authentic sense of what’s going on or what it would be like to be a student there."

• Visit academic departments.

Along with being comfortable with the campus environment, students should explore academic departments that interest them. A great way to start can be touring facilities, sitting in on a class and meeting professors . This is a good way for students to learn about the areas where they might be spending the most time if they choose to attend school there, and it's also valuable information when comparing schools. For best results, email professors or administrators ahead of time to set up a meeting, Stone says, but even informal visits can be valuable.

• Check out other campuses nearby.

When visiting a college in person, prospective students should consider visiting other campuses nearby. Many major metro areas are home to multiple colleges, and even rural areas may have colleges that are surprisingly close together. As students plan their visits, families should take note of other options near the schools they intend to visit. "If you're going to spend some time traveling, whether it be across the state or across the country, you might as well try to maximize that and investigate other opportunities that are close and convenient," says Collin Palmer, associate vice president of enrollment management at Kent State University in Ohio.

• Learn about the local community.

While the college is the main attraction, students shouldn't overlook the surrounding community where they may live and work when off campus. Take time to discover coffee shops, restaurants and other places you might enjoy visiting frequently, and consider how the community might factor into your education aspirations, says Kent Hopkins, vice president for academic enterprise enrollment at Arizona State University and ASU Global. Determine whether the community will provide internship or externship opportunities or serve as a potential career launch pad, he says. Palmer adds that students should also consider whether they're looking for an urban or rural experience , or what size city they prefer.

• Visit a dining hall or student center.

The college dining hall is not only a place where many students consume a majority of their meals, but it also tends to be a community hub where students congregate to study or meet for clubs. Given the likelihood that much of a student's time will be spent in the dining hall or student center, experts say students and families should plan to eat at least one meal on campus to get a sense of available food options and other amenities. "That can be a great way not only to sample the on-campus food options, but also to have informal conversations with current students in line or at a nearby table,” Stone says. Some schools have particularly tasty options , and those with dietary restrictions should get a sense of whether the school can cater to their needs.

• Explore the campus library.

Another place where students spend significant time is the campus library. Many campuses have more than one library, and there's often variety in what each library offers. Some have coffee shops and restaurants. Stone notes that some are open-stack libraries, meaning students can browse, select and check out books themselves. Others are closed-stack, meaning library staffers retrieve the books for students. Similarly, some campus libraries offer a slew of private study rooms with modern technology available to use for various projects. Prospective students should use the campus visit to make sure the school library fits their academic needs.

• Explore various virtual tour options.

Some colleges may be too far from home for students to make an initial visit. Online tools allow prospective students to take virtual tours from the comfort of their couches. Students can take self-guided virtual tours or sign up for more interactive options such as 360-degree video and virtual reality. Experts say virtual tours are good substitutes for those unable to visit in person. Some guided in-person tours may not take students to all the places they want to see, but through virtual tours students can investigate other aspects of campus. Virtual tours are especially valuable for international students, experts say.

• Ask about campus safety.

With the amount of time traditional college students spend on campus, feeling safe on school grounds is an important factor to consider when exploring colleges. Prospective students should ask tour guides about campus safety policies. In virtual campus tours, students can ask guides or the admissions office for more information. Federal law requires colleges to release information related to crime on and around campus. Families can check annual security reports to see recent incidents on campus. If anything stands out as a cause for concern, ask the school for more information on campus safety . While on campus, asking students how comfortable they feel at the school is a good way to gauge how safe students generally feel, Hopkins says.

• Get financial aid information.

Along with understanding the culture of a school and the academic options it provides, students should research financial aid opportunities at a college. A campus visit is an opportunity to do just that. Finding out the types of aid available, such as merit-based and need-based, is one of the first questions students should ask when speaking with the financial aid office, Rubin says. “Students can also bargain for more money once they’re accepted, and that’s where they really have a leg up," she says. This can also help students budget for attending that school, Hopkins says, noting that families should be aware that cost of attendance is not the sticker price. Families should factor in room and board, travel expenses for students attending away from home and any aid or income that could help offset costs.

• Ask about disability accommodations.

Per the Americans with Disabilities Act, any school that accepts federal money is legally required to provide accommodations for qualifying students with disabilities . Some do the bare minimum, but others have strong programming for students with disabilities because they have a high number of students needing services. Some charge fees for certain services, like tutoring, so experts suggest taking time on a college visit to meet with the disabilities services office to ask what’s available and at what cost. “It’s really important for students to understand to what extent they need to fight for these services and always be on top of their teachers and make sure their accommodation plan goes out to everybody at the start of each semester," Rubin says.

• Meet with clubs and organizations.

A big part of the college experience is the social component, and experts say students should make sure they attend a school where they can get involved in clubs and organizations. For example, students who are interested in joining a fraternity or sorority should check out Greek life housing and meet with the campus administrator overseeing Greek organizations. Those who enjoy sports recreationally should reach out to presidents or leaders of club sports organizations or someone who organizes intramural sports, Stone says. “I always tell students to talk to any extracurricular leaders tied into your interest,” she says. "So if you’re a violin player, speak to someone in the music department. If you love drama, talk to someone who is the head of the theater club."

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Our Best Advice for College Tours and Campus Visits

Not sure where to start with campus visits? Here's everything you need to know to plan, go, and reflect on every trip you make throughout your college search!

by CollegeXpress

Last Updated: May 3, 2024

Originally Posted: Mar 21, 2022

Campus visits can be one of the most fun parts of the college search—but also the most overwhelming! After all, it takes a lot of time, research, money, and effort to visit the schools on your college list. That’s why we’ve gathered all our best advice to help you understand the importance of experiencing campus before committing to a school, what schools to visit, and the types of visit events you should know about. You’ll also learn about ways to prepare, places to see, questions to ask, alternatives when you can’t visit in person, and more. Dive right in, then start planning your campus visits with your newfound knowledge!

The importance of campus visits

• Campus Visits: The Best Resource to Use in Your College Search : How do you narrow the list of 4,000 schools down to a few that you want to explore further? The college visit is your secret weapon. Find out why!
• 3 Main Types of College Visits You Should Know About : Here’s an intro to the three most common types of visit experiences typically offered by colleges: traditional tours, open houses, and overnight visits.
• When Should I Visit College Campuses? : Most colleges are open year-round for campus visits, but the time of year you visit will impact what you see. Here's what our experts recommend.
• Make Your College Visits Fun and Accessible, Not Stressful : You always hear how vital college visits are to finding the right school, but you should also enjoy them! Here's how to make them fun, not overwhelming.

Preparing for your visits

• Campus Tours: What to Expect and How to Prepare Ahead of Time : The best way to enjoy your college visits is to be fully prepared for them. Here's what you need to know about scheduled college tours and how to get ready!
• An Important Checklist to Plan Your First Official College Visits : Planning campus visits can seem like a daunting task. But if you follow this simple checklist, you'll be in perfect shape for all your college tours.
• College Visits: How to Prepare to Take Tours and Explore Campus : Campus visits are vital when considering what colleges to apply to. Whether you go in person or explore online tours, these tips can help you get there.
• 3 Things You Need to Do Before Visiting a College : So many colleges, so little time to visit! These three steps can help you narrow down your college list and make the most of your campus visits.
• 3 Important Reminders Before You Go on Campus Visits : Campus visits are extremely important, but the stress can sometimes make you forget the key details. Here are three reminders before you go on college tours.

Having the best experience on campus

• Top Tips for Making the Most of Your Campus Visits : Picking a college is not easy. However, one important way to help make your decision easier is to visit the campus. Here's how to do it right!
• Top 5 Places to See During Your Campus Visit : College visits are an exciting educational opportunity! As you set foot on campus, here are some essential places to look for and questions to ask.
• 5 College Visit Tips No One Told You About Until Now : Students often wonder: How do I make the most of a campus visit? There's a lot of advice out there, but these are the little-known things no one tells you.
• Top 10 Tips for Your College Visit Road Trip : Are you traveling far to visit your colleges of interest? Here's how to make the most of your experience on a whirlwind road trip college search adventure.
• How to Overcome Anxiety and Talk to College Students on Campus Tours : College kids can seem intimidating. So how do you talk to them on campus tours? These tips will help you build up your courage and get you talking in no time.
• 3 College Visit Locations That Can Be Turned Into Vacations : Too busy to take a vacation and visit colleges? You can do both at once with this list of travel ideas for areas around the country with major colleges.
• How Students Can Make the Most of College Fly-In Programs : College fly-in programs might just be the ultimate campus visit. Here's a closer look at what they are and how you can make the most of them.

Things to do and places to go

• What Should I Be Looking for During My Campus Visits? : Campus visits are important in determining whether a college is a good fit for you. Here's what you should be looking for during your college tours, according to an expert.
• 10 Things You Should Definitely Do on Every College Visit : If you're putting in the effort to visit colleges before applying, make sure you're taking full advantage of it. Here are 10 things to do on campus tours.
• 10 Lesser-Known Stops to Make on Your Campus Tours : While planning your college visits, be sure to include these 10 unexpected places and hidden gems in your plans. They might help make your final decision easier!
• The Best Ways to Make Your College Campus Visits More Fun : Are all those campus visits tiring you out? Here are a few ways to make them a little more entertaining...including a rousing game of Campus Visit Bingo!
• Make Campus Visits Fun With the CX Scavenger Hunt : Have an adventure on your next college tour with the CollegeXpress Campus Visit Scavenger Hunt! Download our map and be sure to visit these important hot spots.

Questions to ask on your tours

• The Essential List of Campus Visit Questions : Campus visits are an essential part of the college search but can be overwhelming, so it's important to ask the right questions. Here's a whole list of them!
• Smart Questions to Ask Before, During, and After College Visits : Questions are an infinitely important part of your college tours—before, during, and after! Not sure what to ask? Let this quick guide help you out.
• Campus Visits: Places to Go and Questions to Ask : Not sure what to ask on your next college tour? Here are all the questions you could possibly need, plus places you should visit and other factors to consider!
• Important and Unique Questions to Ask on Campus Visits : Visiting colleges is exciting and nerve-wracking for prospective students. Make sure you're prepared with the right questions to learn the most possible!

If you can’t go on an official tour

• Fun Things to Do When You Can't Go on Official Campus Tours : Even if you don't have the opportunity to go on a formal student-led tour, there are still plenty of things you can do to get a feel for a school.
• Smart Things You Can Do If You Can't Visit Campus : Sometimes you just can't visit a certain college, but that doesn't mean you should rule it out. Here's what to do when you can't visit a campus in person.
• 3 Good Alternative Options for Canceled Campus Tours : Your college search doesn't have to be on hold if campus tours have been canceled by COVID-19. Here are three ways to still learn about your top schools!
• Beyond Pretty Brochures: How to Plan Informal Campus Visits : Official campus tours are great, but they only give you part of the story. Get a more realistic view of your colleges with this advice on making informal campus visits.
• How to Have a Successful Self-Guided Campus Visit : Signing up for an official tour isn't the only way to visit colleges! Use these tips and tricks if you feel like exploring campus on your own schedule.
• 7 Ways to Make Campus Visits More Affordable : College is already expensive, and unfortunately, so are college visits before you even apply to a college. Don't worry! There are plenty of ways to save money.

Virtual tour advice

• COVID-19 and Virtual Campus Tours : Is the COVID-19 outbreak causing you to cancel your campus visit? Don't fret—virtual tours are the answer to coronavirus cancellations.
• How to Have a Great Virtual Campus Visit Experience : If you're overwhelmed by all the virtual college visit options, have no fear. Here's a comprehensive guide to having your best virtual tour experience.
• 5 Helpful Things to Look for on a Virtual Campus Tour : Virtual tours are a great alternative if you can't physically visit campus. Here's what to look for and questions to ask to make the most of your experience.
• CollegeXpress Featured Colleges With Virtual Tours : Use this list to learn which of our featured colleges offer virtual tours, read more about them on their CollegeXpress profiles, and access each school's virtual tour on their website!

Advice for different types of students

• Campus Visits: Not Just for Undergrads! : Campus visits come to mind when you think about undergrad programs, but what about grad school? Here's why even grad students should consider a campus visit.
• Campus Visit Tips for Future Grad Students : Visiting graduate schools is just as important as it was for undergrad! Here's how to get the most from your campus visits as a prospective grad student.
• A Quick List of Transfer-Specific Campus Visit Questions : Campus visits are as important when transferring as they were in high school. Here are some important questions you should be asking on your college trips.
• How to Prepare for University Fairs and Really Get to Know Schools : University fairs allow students who can't visit international campuses to connect with their schools of interest. Here's how to prep for these big events!

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“When I first moved to LA three years ago and first got my place, I was doing a lot of house parties,” Charli told  Rolling Stone   in 2018 about how she first met the Australian singer. “It’d be open invite and a lot of people came, a lot of people I didn’t know. It was pretty fun actually. Troye came to one of the parties, and that’s where I first met him. We got talking and realized we had a lot of mutual friends. Immediately I thought he was super sweet.”

The pair will be joined by DJ Shygirl on the tour, who will also serve as the supporting act for three of Charli’s remaining 2024 Brat dates in the UK. The Sweat tour kicks off Sept. 14 in Detroit, taking the artists to 21 cities across the United States and Canada before closing on Oct. 23, 2024, in Seattle. Here’s where to find Charli XCX and Troye Sivan tickets online, plus how to get discounts on your stubs.

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Here’s Charli XCX’s upcoming 2024 dates for the North American Sweat tour, including the opener in Detroit and dates for Madison Square Garden

Sept. 14 – Detroit, MI @ Little Caesars Arena Sept. 16 – Laval, QC @ Place Bell Sept. 18 – Toronto, ON @ Scotiabank Arena Sept. 20 – Columbus, OH @ Nationwide Arena Sept. 23 – New York, NY @ Madison Square Garden Sept. 25 – Philadelphia, PA @ Wells Fargo Center Sept. 26 – Baltimore, MD @ CFG Bank Arena Sept. 28 – Boston, MA @ TD Garden Sept. 30 – Chicago, IL @ United Center Oct. 02 – Nashville, TN @ Bridgestone Arena Oct. 03 – Atlanta, GA @ State Farm Arena Oct. 05 – Miami, FL @ Kaseya Center Oct. 06 – Orlando, FL @ Kia Center Oct. 09 – Dallas, TX @ American Airlines Center Oct. 11 – Denver, CO @ Ball Arena Oct. 13 – Phoenix, AZ @ Footprint Center Oct. 15 – Los Angeles, CA @ Kia Forum Oct. 18 – San Diego, CA @ Viejas Arena Oct. 20 – San Francisco, CA @ Chase Center Oct. 22 – Portland, OR @ Moda Center Oct. 23 – Seattle, WA @ Climate Pledge Arena

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