In addition to our virtual visit offerings, St. Thomas will be open for a limited number of in-person campus visits for seniors and transfer students starting on July 15. We are not able to accommodate any walk-in visits at this time, so please continue below to schedule your visit or connect directly with your admissions counselor.
Starting July 15, our campus will be open for a limited number of in-person campus visits every weekday. These visits can include:
Please make sure to read our updated COVID-19 visit policy before scheduling your visit.
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. Students are welcome to bring 2 guests with them to appointments.
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.
Meet one-on-one with an admissions counselor 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.
Join us any weekday for a 30-minute virtual presentation by an admissions counselor that serves as an ideal introduction to St. Thomas.
See the sights and learn the facts about St. Thomas by going on a virtual campus tour with two of our students.
Explore some of our favorite places on campus with our 360° Campus View.
Starting July 15, our campus will be open for a limited number of in-person campus visits every weekday. These visits can include:
Please make sure to read our updated COVID-19 visit policy before scheduling your visit.
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. Students are welcome to bring 2 guests with them to appointments.
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.
Meet one-on-one with an admissions counselor 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.
Join us any weekday for a 30-minute virtual presentation by an admissions counselor that serves as an ideal introduction to St. Thomas.
See the sights and learn the facts about St. Thomas by going on a virtual campus tour with two of our students.
Explore some of our favorite places on campus with our 360° Campus View.
No matter where you are in your college search, these virtual visit options will help you get to know the people and places that make St. Thomas so unique.
This spring, our current students, professors and staff hosted a number of webinars to help prospective students and their parents learn what it's like to be a Tommie.
Not from around here? We'll cover a portion of your travel costs when you visit campus.
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We do our best to accommodate groups of up to 50 students in grades 9-12. These visits include a 30-minute information sessions given by an admissions counselor and a modified campus tour.