Campus Visit

Your Washington College visit is tailored to you. We'll make sure you'll see the campus areas where you will spend the most time because they match your interests.

Seniors who complete an official visit through the Admissions Office before March 1st, apply by December 1st (Early Action deadline), and are admitted to Washington College will receive a one-time $2,000 Visit Grant applied toward tuition.
Get started by selecting what you’d like to experience, then choose your date and time from the calendar and tell us a little about yourself.
Visiting with other prospective students? Please complete a separate registration for each student.

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Information Session

10:00 am and 1:30 pm (30 minutes)

Hear from one of our Admissions Counselors to get in-depth information on WC’s academic programs, learn about alumni outcomes, and discover what a Washington College education looks like.

Campus Tour

10:30 am, 11:30 am, 2:00 pm and 2:30 pm (1 hour)

Get a feel for the WC student experience with one of our George’s Generals during an hour-long walking tour of campus that covers academic buildings, the dining hall, and more!

Waterfront Campus Tour

12:15 pm (30 minutes)

WC’s footprint extends further than just our main campus. Explore our Waterfront campus with a George’s General to see how our students live, learn, and relax on the banks of the Chester River.

Counselor Interview

10:30 am, 11:30 am, 2:00 pm, 2:30 pm, and 3:00 pm (30 minutes)

Share your personal story and experience with one of our Admissions counselors during a one-on-one interview. Get to know your guide to the Washington College admissions process.

Campus Resource Meeting

Our Visitor Services Manager will be in touch with you to confirm your appointment.
Please note, meeting requests must be scheduled with 72 hours advance notice.

Want to learn more about a certain program or resource at WC? We’ve got you covered. Sit down for a one-on-one with an on-campus office to discuss the ins and outs of the services and educational opportunities they provide.

Here is a sampling of the add-ons you can choose from:
Center for Environment and Society • Center for Career Development • Financial Aid • Library & Academic Technology • Office of Academic Skills & Disability Services • Office of Intercultural Affairs • Rose O’Neill Literary House • Starr Center for the Study of the American Experience