Campus Visits

Information Sessions and Tours

To register for an information session or campus tour, please select a date from the calendar on the right. Then, click on the event title that appears below to view the available events for that day. If you are planning a visit for a group of students, please submit a request using the Group Tour Request Form instead. Please note that these programs are for individual/family registration only. Each registration may include one prospective student and a maximum of two guests.

Note that all times are in Pacific Time.

Class Visit Guidelines - Spring 2026

Prospective students are welcome to visit classes on weekdays throughout the semester with the exception of the following blackout dates: January 20-24, March 16-20, March 27, and May 7-15.

While no pre-registration or approval is required, we ask that you follow theses guidelines as you plan your visit:

Before you arrive to campus:

Use the Spring 2026 Online Course Schedule to identify 2-3 classes that interest you.
Use the Syllabus Search to review course descriptions and clarify the location for each section. Be sure to change the Semester selection to Spring 2026 (UNDG) and that the course you choose has a PO designation at the end of the course name.
Use the Campus Map PDF and Interactive Campus Map Navigation to help you get around campus.

Introduce yourself to the instructor and confirm approval before class begins that you are welcome to join on that specific date. All class visits are subject to the instructor's approval.

All prospective student visitors are strongly encouraged to remain for the entire class period.

Plan to arrive 10 to 15 minutes prior to your first course selection to allow ample time to pivot to your second or third selection, if needed.

IMPORTANT: Non-student visitors are not allowed to sit in on a class.

If you have questions about class visits, send us an email!

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