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Visit the Storrs Main Campus

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Admitted Students

  • UConn Bound Days
    Saturday, March 28, 2026
    Sunday, April 12, 2026
    Comprehensive open house opportunities which include academic sessions from all 10 schools/colleges, program presentations, campus tours, and more.
  • Husky-for-a-Day
    Immersive, full-day shadow program where admitted students are paired with current Huskies to explore all-things UConn.
  • Admitted Student Tours (2 hours)
    As you consider calling UConn home, this tour offers a broad overview of our community and the places and spaces that will shape your student experience. Consider pairing this visit option with an Academic Tour or a Student Recreation Center Tour!
  • Academic Tours
    Designed for students with a specific interest in mind, academic presentations provide overviews of each school/college and tours of their unique facilities.
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Prospective Students

In-Person Visit Opportunities

  • 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. For a more personalized experience, consider pairing a Storrs Campus Tour with an Academic Tour!
  • Academic Tours
    Designed for students with a specific interest in mind, academic presentations provide overviews of each school/college and tours of their unique facilities.
  • Transfer Fridays (Transfer Students Only)
    A campus tour opportunity including a Q&A with Transfer Admissions staff.
  • Storrs Self-Guided Brochure
    Visit campus at your convenience and use this guide to learn more during your time at the UConn Storrs main campus.

Virtual Visit Opportunities

  • Live Virtual Campus Tours
    Hear from our student tour guides as they share why UConn is the right college choice and their secrets to success as a Husky.
  • Virtual Campus Tour
    Visit UConn anytime, from anywhere, using this interactive campus map.
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Schools & Organizations

Counselor Visit Opportunities

Plan Your Visit For directions, parking, and related information

Visit Contact Information

Lodewick Visitors Center
115 North Eagleville Road
Storrs, CT 06269-3225

tours@uconn.edu
(860) 486-4900

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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