Visit Campus

Our campus is open for a limited number of self-guided tours every weekday.

We invite you to explore campus on a self-guided tour of our St. Paul Campus using the Explore St. Thomas app. Be sure to check in at the Admissions Office so we can greet you, answer some brief questions and provide you with informational materials and a t-shirt.

Please make sure to read our updated COVID-19 visit policy before scheduling your visit.

Join us on Tuesday or Thursday for a 30-minute virtual presentation by an admissions counselor. Afterward, we encourage students to go on our self-guided tour.

Starting your college search? Finishing it? Somewhere in between? No matter where you are in the process, our events allow you interact with professors and current students, letting you see what it means to be a Tommie.

Virtual Personalized Visits
Meet one-on-one with your admissions counselor (via Zoom) any weekday and get all your questions answered about St. Thomas. We can also try to set up virtual meetings with professors, current students and other people you want to talk to.

Virtual Information Sessions
Join us on Tuesday or Thursday for a 30-minute virtual presentation by an admissions counselor. Afterward, we encourage students to go on our self-guided tour.

Virtual Events
Interact with professors and current students, letting you see what it means to be a Tommie.

Video Tour of Campus
See the sights and learn the facts about St. Thomas by going on a video tour of campus with two of our students.

The Explore St. Thomas app is your virtual guide to UST – providing a full visit experience whether you’re on campus or at home.

• Our student-narrated, self-guided campus tour gives you an in-depth look at our St. Paul campus and the places that make it so unique – like our Division I athletic facilities in the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex (AARC).
• Browse some of our Tommie Favorites – nearby restaurants and attractions that our students love.
• Discover some of our students’ favorite hidden spots on campus…places you won’t see on a “normal” tour.
• Access content from the numerous admissions events we host during the year.

The University of St. Thomas is committed to ensuring a safe environment for its guests and visitors to campus. We have adjusted capacity and room set-up, and have implemented a mask-wearing requirement to align with government and CDC guidelines. We can only accommodate the prospective student plus two additional guests.

As a guest, you have an important role to play in safeguarding the health of our community members. Any guest who is sick is expected to stay home and not come to campus. Guests will be required to wear masks while on campus, use hand sanitizers/wash hands, and answer the following questions before coming to campus.

Please review the questions below, answering them for yourself the morning of your visit. If the answer is “yes” to any of these questions, we ask that you not come to campus, and instead contact our Visit Office to reschedule your visit.

1. Is your temperature 100 degrees Fahrenheit or higher today?
2. Have you had or felt like you have had a fever in the last 24 hours?
3. Do you have a new or worsening cough?
4. Are you having trouble breathing that cannot be explained by an existing condition, like asthma?
5. Do you have new or worsening body aches?
6. Do you have a sore throat, different from your seasonal allergies?
7. Are you experiencing loss of taste or smell?
8. Are you experiencing diarrhea, vomiting or nausea?
9. Have you had close contact with anyone suspected of having or confirmed to have COVID-19 in the last 14 days?

We are here to help. Please contact our Visit Office at 651-962-6154 or admvisit@stthomas.edu with any questions.

Join us on Tuesday or Thursday for a 30-minute virtual presentation by an admissions counselor. Afterward, we encourage students to go on our self-guided tour.

Starting your college search? Finishing it? Somewhere in between? No matter where you are in the process, our events allow you interact with professors and current students, letting you see what it means to be a Tommie.

Virtual Personalized Visits
Meet one-on-one with your admissions counselor (via Zoom) any weekday and get all your questions answered about St. Thomas. We can also try to set up virtual meetings with professors, current students and other people you want to talk to.

Virtual Information Sessions
Join us on Tuesday or Thursday for a 30-minute virtual presentation by an admissions counselor. Afterward, we encourage students to go on our self-guided tour.

Virtual Events
Interact with professors and current students, letting you see what it means to be a Tommie.

Video Tour of Campus
See the sights and learn the facts about St. Thomas by going on a video tour of campus with two of our students.

The Explore St. Thomas app is your virtual guide to UST – providing a full visit experience whether you’re on campus or at home.

• Our student-narrated, self-guided campus tour gives you an in-depth look at our St. Paul campus and the places that make it so unique – like our Division I athletic facilities in the Anderson Athletic and Recreation Complex (AARC).
• Browse some of our Tommie Favorites – nearby restaurants and attractions that our students love.
• Discover some of our students’ favorite hidden spots on campus…places you won’t see on a “normal” tour.
• Access content from the numerous admissions events we host during the year.

The University of St. Thomas is committed to ensuring a safe environment for its guests and visitors to campus. We have adjusted capacity and room set-up, and have implemented a mask-wearing requirement to align with government and CDC guidelines. We can only accommodate the prospective student plus two additional guests.

As a guest, you have an important role to play in safeguarding the health of our community members. Any guest who is sick is expected to stay home and not come to campus. Guests will be required to wear masks while on campus, use hand sanitizers/wash hands, and answer the following questions before coming to campus.

Please review the questions below, answering them for yourself the morning of your visit. If the answer is “yes” to any of these questions, we ask that you not come to campus, and instead contact our Visit Office to reschedule your visit.

1. Is your temperature 100 degrees Fahrenheit or higher today?
2. Have you had or felt like you have had a fever in the last 24 hours?
3. Do you have a new or worsening cough?
4. Are you having trouble breathing that cannot be explained by an existing condition, like asthma?
5. Do you have new or worsening body aches?
6. Do you have a sore throat, different from your seasonal allergies?
7. Are you experiencing loss of taste or smell?
8. Are you experiencing diarrhea, vomiting or nausea?
9. Have you had close contact with anyone suspected of having or confirmed to have COVID-19 in the last 14 days?

We are here to help. Please contact our Visit Office at 651-962-6154 or admvisit@stthomas.edu with any questions.