Experience River Falls on College Visit Day!  This program includes campus tours, academic sessions, lunch, and information sessions conducted by faculty, staff and currently enrolled students.

Schedule:

8:00 - 9:00       Campus Tour
9:15 - 10:00     Admissions Presentation
10:00 - 11:00   Student and Faculty Panel
11:15 -11:45    Academic Sessions
11:45 -12:30    Office Fair
12:30 - 1:00     Lunch (On your own)
1:00 - 2:00      Optional Sessions: Athletic Facility Tour, Campus Lab Farm Tours and more to be announced!

Session Descriptions

Campus Tour
You'll take a walking tour of campus led by a currently-enrolled student.

Admissions Presentation
Learn more about the campus and what makes UW-River Falls a great place to live and learn.

Student/Faculty Panels
Get your questions ready. This is your chance to hear what life at UW-River Falls is really like.

Academic Sessions
Academic sessions are led by Deans and faculty. Attendance at these sessions is encouraged if you would like more information or have specific questions about an area of study.

Office Fair
The office fair provides opportunities to ask questions about financial aid, international study opportunities, residence life, dining services, career services, student health services, counseling services, involvement opportunities, academic support, athletics, ROTC, and the Honors program.

Athletic/Recreation Facility Tour (Optional)
Take a guided tour of the Hunt Arena and Knowles Center. Check out the ice arena, indoor courts, track, climbing wall, and training rooms. This is a must see for anyone interested in recreation opportunities.

Campus Lab Farm Tours (Optional)
Take a guided tour of one of our two campus farms. The Campus Farm includes acreage for crops and is home to our horse operations. Included on the farm is a pavilion with a heated arena for "on the farm" lectures, a horse barn, and a rodeo arena. Mann Valley Farm is home to our Dairy Learning Center. It houses the dairy, swine, poultry and sheep operations. These laboratory plots are used by students for research, observation, and practical learning experience.