Attention high school juniors and seniors! You’re invited to be our guest on campus and discover what Columbus State University has to offer you by attending one of our campus visits. If you need a place to stay overnight while visiting our campus, there are many hotels nearby that offer discounts to those visiting CSU.
Visitation Days only occur a few times a year!
Visitation Day is the best way to experience Columbus State University. During a Visitation Day, you’ll have the opportunity to chat with your Admissions and Financial Aid counselor, meet current CSU students during your campus walk, attend a social with our student organizations, view classrooms and speak with professors from your area of interest. You’ll also be our guest for lunch as you attend a “Student Life at Columbus State” session and learn more about the many housing options and Student Life opportunities.
Check in will begin at 9 a.m. and the day will conclude around 2 p.m.
Due to the overwhelming popularity of Visitation Day, reservationsare required and must be made 24 hours in advance
2012-2013 Visitation Day dates are:
TBA Please check back with us soon.
Tours are offered daily and on most Saturdays. Tours offered Monday-Friday will begin at 2 p.m. and meet in the Student Recreation Center. Tours offered on Saturday will begin at 1 p.m. and meet in the Student Recreation Center.
Tours are led by current Student Ambassadors. Tours include an overview presentation and a campus walk. The overview presentation highlights academic and extracurricular opportunities and provides information about the admissions process. Tours visit areas of interest to prospective students, including a residence hall, dining facilities, the library, classrooms, and our RiverPark campus.
Tours are approximately 2 hours long.
Reservations are required.
Schedule your tour today by registering online, or by calling our office at 706-507-8800.
If you can't make it to campus, Columbus State has a virtual tour in which you can experience some of the highlights of campus from anywhere in the world.
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Last Updated: 5/4/12
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