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Fall Campus
Visit Day

(Registration Available Mid-August)

Designed to highlight the very best UConn has to offer, including academic sessions from all 10 schools/colleges, program presentations, campus tours, and more.

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One of the best ways to decide whether a school is the right fit is to experience it for yourself.

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Tour Our Campus

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General Overview

Storrs Campus Tour

(2 Hours)

Intended for high school students beginning the college search process, tours provide a broad overview of the campus and its programs.

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the makerspace being utilized by various students

Interest-specific

Academic Tour

(1 Hours)

Tailored to provide overviews of interest-related schools/colleges and unique learning spaces and led by our Husky Ambassadors.

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Briana Chance in the Benton Museum

For Transfer Students

Transfer Fridays

(2 Hours)

Focused on transfer student needs and questions including a Q&A session with Transfer Admissions staff.

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UConn students walk down Fairfield Way among the fall foliage

High School Seniors

The Husky Experience

(5 Hours)

An in-depth campus visit that includes an information session, student panel, and our award-winning How Major Is Your Major? presentation. Students will then join a guided 90-minute campus tour and enjoy lunch in a dining hall with UConn student tour guides.

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Explore Independently – Take a Self-Guided Tour

Schools & Organizations

College Counseling Visit Opportunities


From counselor forums and group tours to webinars.

Group Visitation Programs


Designed for high schools, community colleges, and community-based organizations that work with students in 9th grade and above.

Middle School Self-Guided Visit


Visit campus, exploring our facilities and Downtown Storrs.

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Lodewick Visitor Center, Storrs Campus

Lodewick Visitors Center

UConn has so much to discover. Each year, 50,000 visitors take student-guided tours through our visitors center. Countless others pass through every day. Get to know our campus by learning unique tidbits of information on a guided tour, grabbing a self-guided tour booklet and sightseeing on your own, or simply going where the wind takes you.

tours@uconn.edu
(860) 486-4900

Address & Hours

115 North Eagleville Road
Storrs, CT 06269-3225

Fall and Spring Semesters
Monday – Thursday 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Select Saturdays 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Between Semesters
(Winter, Spring, Summer, and Thanksgiving breaks)
Monday – Friday 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.

Closed on major holidays.

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