Application Management

Types of On-Campus Visits 
Select any date highlighted in orange from the calendar to see available visit options.

 

Summer 2026 Visits: Ending on August 28th
For prospective students, admitted & enrolling students:
 Join us for a 45-minute group information session covering topics such as academics, campus life, and the application and onboarding process. A one-hour campus tour will follow, led by current students. Stops include Blough-Weis Library, Garrett Sports Complex, a first-year residence hall, Kurtz Lane, Degenstein Campus Center and more!
  

  • Morning Offering: 10:15 am Information Session & 11:00 am Campus Tour 
  • Afternoon Offering: 1:15 pm Information Session & 2:00 Campus Tour 


Information Session & Campus Tour: Offered Year Round (Beginning August 31)
For prospective students, admitted & enrolling students:  Join us for a 30-minute group information session covering topics such as academics, campus life, as well as the application and onboarding process. A one-hour campus tour will follow, led by current students. Stops include Blough-Weis Library, Garrett Sports Complex, a first-year residence hall, Kurtz Lane, Degenstein Campus Center and more!  

  • Morning Offering: 9:30 am Information Session & 10:00 am Campus Tour  
  • Afternoon Offering: 1:30 pm Information Session & 2:00 pm Campus Tour  


Meeting with an Admission Counselor & Campus Tour: Sept–April
For prospective, admitted & enrolling students: Start your visit with a one-hour campus tour, led by current students. Stops include Blough-Weis Library, Garrett Sports Complex, a first-year residence hall, Kurtz Lane, Degenstein Campus Center and more!  Then attend a 45-minute one-on-one meeting with an Admission Counselor, covering topics such as academics, campus life, as well as the application and onboarding process.  

 

Saturday Visit: Sept–April
For prospective, admitted & enrolling students: Join us for a 30-minute group information session covering topics such as academics, campus life, and the application and onboarding process. A one-hour campus tour will follow, led by current students. Stops on the tour include the Blough-Weis Library, Garrett Sports Complex, a first-year residence hall, Kurtz Lane Degenstein Campus Center, and more! In the Fall Semester: some select individual meetings will be available for seniors. In the Spring Semester: admitted student information sessions will be hosted. 


Sunset at Susquehanna:

Looking for a different way to experience campus? Sunset at Susquehanna is offered exclusively on select dates and gives prospective students and their families the opportunity to visit in the evening from 5:30 to 7 p.m. This special visit includes a 30-minute information session followed by a one-hour campus tour, allowing guests to explore campus, learn about academics and student life, and connect with the admissions team in a welcoming setting.
Available August 11th, September 8th, September 22nd, October 6th, October 27th, November 10th and November 12th.



River Hawk for a Day: Sept–April

For high school seniors and transfer students: During the academic year, high school seniors can build a personalized visit schedule. Your itinerary can include (but is not limited to) meeting with a faculty member, attending a class in your academic area of interest, eating lunch in Evert Dining Hall with a current student, or meeting with a coach or other member of the SU community.


Overnight Visits: Feb–April

For admitted and enrolling students: Spend an evening on campus with a student host. The following day, meet with a faculty member, attend a class in your academic area of interest, eat lunch in Evert Dining Hall with a current student, meet with a coach and more. Overnight visits are available Thursday into Friday and Sunday into Monday.

Campus Visit Grant Opportunity
Eligible students who visit campus will qualify for an annual Visit Grant.

  • Spring & Fall 2027 First-Year Students: Students who visit campus between Jan. 5 and Nov. 21, 2026 are eligible for a $2,000 Visit Grant, that’s $8,000 over four years.
  • All Transfer Students: Attend an on-campus visit offered by the Admission Office, at any point during your college search, to be eligible for a $2,000 annual Visit Grant.

Opportunities to secure the Visit Grant include Admission EventsSummer Pre-College Programs and Daily Campus Visits offered through the Admission Office. If admitted, this grant will be automatically awarded in addition to any other merit or need-based financial aid for which you might qualify. Students who are awarded Tuition Exchange or Tuition Remission are not eligible.

Visits for Counselors, Alumni, Relatives and other friends of SU: Year Round
Are you a high school or independent counselor looking to visit campus? A Susquehanna alum interested in returning for a tour? A friend of the University traveling without prospective students? Email us at visit@susqu.edu to register for a guest visit.

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