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Explore the Forty Acres and meet current College of Natural Sciences students.

Campus Tours

Campus walking tours and the UT Welcome Center are overseen by the university’s Office of Admissions . Academic programs in the College of Natural Sciences span the campus and many spots you might see. From the Gates-Dell Complex that houses our Department of Computer Science to Welch Hall, UT’s largest academic building, to the iconic UT turtle pond, Natural Sciences is a major presence in any introduction to our campus.

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Information Sessions

Learn more about the College of Natural Sciences with our overview session that highlights what the college offers, from majors and degree options, to opportunities to conduct research, to belonging in a student community or honors programs. Our general session introduces you to life in the college. There are additional opportunities certain times of year to register for sessions with specific departments. We hope to see you soon! 

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Honors Program Sessions

College-wide honors programs—Polymathic Scholars, Dean’s Scholars and Health Science Scholars—and School of Human Ecology honors programs (Honors in Advanced Nutritional Sciences and Honors in Advanced Human Development and Family Sciences) host information sessions at 2 p.m. on select Fridays during the fall semester. Hear from current students who can answer questions and speak about their honors experiences. 

Visit Computer Science

Coffee chats and building tours in the Department of Computer Science are available on many Mondays and Fridays for those who schedule ahead. 

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Health Professions & UTeach

Appointments with students who serve as peer mentors in the college’s Health Professions Office require pre-scheduling for prospective students who are exploring health care pathways. Contact [email protected] to learn more. Students wishing to join UTeach, our science and mathematics teacher training program, are welcome to schedule an appointment two weeks in advance and outside of peak periods with a UTeach advisor .

See Textiles & Apparel

Please email Professor Sara Stewart Stevens at least two weeks in advance if you are interested in scheduling a Textiles and Apparel program visit and tour.

Visitor parking is available by the hour in any of the campus parking garages. The closest garages to our buildings are the 27th Street Garage (TSG), Speedway Garage (SWG), San Antonio Garage (SAG) and San Jacinto Garage (SJG).

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To find available dates and to register for a virtual info session, visit College of Natural Sciences Virtual Information Sessions . 

In-person coffee chats and building tours are available on Mondays and Fridays.  Visit   College of Natural Sciences In-Person Information Sessions   to register.  Please note that we are not offering class visits or in-person advisor meetings during this time.  

Ambassador visits are designed for high school juniors and seniors.  During the Spring semester, priority is given to admitted students. 

Tour the Bill and Melinda Gates Computer Science Complex

Explore our building with a current student Ambassador. See the labs and other facilities enjoyed by UTCS students.

Meet with a Current Student

Speak with a CS Ambassador about their college selection experience, why they chose UT, how they transitioned to college, how they enjoy living in Austin, and what it's REALLY like to be a UTCS major.

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Review the curriculum and discuss special programs like the Turing Scholars Honors, Texas CSB, 5-Year Integrated BS/MS, and student organizations.

Ambassador Visit FAQs

Who should participate in an Ambassador visit? Students who are interested in pursuing a CS degree at UT Austin and are high school juniors or seniors. Please note that during the Spring semester, priority is given to admitted students.

Are parents and guardians welcome to accompany students on their tour? Yes! Parents and guardians are welcome to attend all components of an Ambassador visit.

Can I come on a day when your calendar does not show a scheduled visit? If you would like to visit campus another day, please let us know when you email, and we will do our best to arrange a visit another day. But, we cannot guarantee we can accommodate requests outside of our scheduled visits. 

Where is the Department of Computer Science (UTCS)?   UTCS is located in the new Gates Dell Complex (GDC), at 2317 Speedway, just south of 24th St.  We're in region 5 on the  campus map .  You can click on our region of the map for more details.

Where do we go once we find the Gates Dell Complex (GDC)?    The Ambassador office is in the academic suite, GDC 2.702.  It's on the right after you enter GDC (from Speedway).

Where can we park?    The closest  UT parking garages  are the San Jacinto Garage (SJG, in region 6 on the campus map), the Speedway Garage (SWG, region 1), and the 27th Street Garage (TSG, region 1).  Parking for 4-8 hours is $15.  The walk to GDC from the garages is about 10 minutes.  

Is there a bus from the airport to campus?    Capital Metro's  Airport Flyer #100  comes to campus from the airport, and leaves the airport every hour and half hour.  Exit the airport from baggage claim and you'll see the bus stop on the far right on the median.  The bus costs $1.50.  It will drop you off on the east side of the football stadium, a 10-minute walk to GDC.  The stadium is in region 8 of the campus map.     

What hotels are near campus?    There are lots of  hotels near campus .  Our zip code is 78712, which you can use to search your favorite travel website.

Is breakfast available nearby, if we arrive early?    Lucky Lab operates GDC's coffee shop, the Qualcomm Cafe.  O's Campus Cafe is in the O'Donnell Building (POB) just north of GDC.  There's also food options in the WCP Student Activity Center (WCP) southeast of GDC.

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Campus Tours

When you get here, you'll feel it. It's more than the breathtaking beauty of our campus. It's the energy of our people and the excitement they generate. Our student and staff tour guides will show you the heart of our San Marcos or Round Rock campus. They'll share their experiences as Bobcats and provide insights into what makes Texas State special.

What to Expect

When visiting our campus, it pays to plan ahead. Our Plan Your Visit page includes driving directions, parking information, area attractions, and ways to make the most of your trip.

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Tour Registration and Times - San Marcos Campus

Tour group sizes are limited, so advance sign-up is recommended. If space is unavailable on guided tours for the date you want to visit, walk-in sign-up is permitted for self-guided tours.

Spring Tour Schedule (through May 10):

• Mondays–Fridays at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
• No tours April 22.

Summer Tour Schedule (May 13 – August 9):

• Mondays at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1 p.m.
• Tuesdays-Thursdays at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
• Fridays at at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m.
• No tours May 27-31, June 19, and July 4.

Summer Tour Schedule (August 12 – August 23):

• Mondays-Fridays at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
• No tours August 19.

If you're wanting to bring 10 or more people, please visit our Large Group Tour page.

Sign up for an on-campus tour or explore additional tour options below.

Tour Registration and Times - Round Rock Campus

Tour group sizes are limited, so advance sign-up is recommended. If space is unavailable for guided tours on the date you want to visit, walk-in sign-up may be permitted on a space-available basis.

Tour Schedule (Spring 2024):

• Fridays at 10 a.m. 

If you're wanting to bring 10 or more people, please contact the Alumni and Future Student Welcome Center .

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Tips for a Great Visit

• We recommend that all prospective students sign up individually.
• Explore campus before you arrive using our fully interactive online  campus map .
• Visit campus while classes are in session to get a true feel for what the Texas State experience is like.
• Residence Hall tours are included in San Marcos Campus tours only.
• Your visit will include a walking tour of campus, so dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes.
• Not able to attend?  You may  cancel or reschedule your visit online .

Large a Group Tour

Texas State's Alumni and Future Student Welcome Center welcomes many groups to our San Marcos campus every year. We provide information and tours to various large or sponsored groups interested in visiting campus.

Group visits are held weekdays each semester. To provide you with the best possible service, sign up for a tour for your group at least two weeks in advance. Our Large Group Coordinator will contact you to confirm your visit.

We are only able to accommodate up to 50 students and we require one chaperone for every 10 students attending.

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Additional Information

Verification notes for school.

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the Welcome Center will provide verification forms or sign school notes only for those students who take an official on-campus tour or who meet with an admissions counselor. If you forgot to get a school note when you visited, request one below.

Verification Note Request

Accommodations

If you require accommodations due to an injury or disability in order to participate in your scheduled campus tour, no problem! We've got you covered — please contact the Welcome Center  by calling 512.245.8871 or emailing the Welcome Center at least 1 full week prior  to your tour.

Mobility Accommodations

The Texas State campuses are wheelchair and scooter accessible, and we will be glad to provide assistance to anyone who needs help finding their way around via accessible routes. Unfortunately, there is no place on our campuses to rent or secure a wheelchair or scooter.

Interpreting Services

If someone in your party is in need of an interpreter, please contact Interpreter Services at 512.245.8374.

Texas State and the surrounding community are constantly growing and improving. This often means that there will be construction on and around the campus. We ask you to be patient and allow yourself extra time to arrive. Use our  interactive map  to see what areas of campus are under construction.

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The best way to picture yourself at UT Dallas is to visit. Learn more about our campus and housing tours. Schedule your tour today!

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The following events allow students to see the campus, ask questions about the admissions process, and learn about life as a Comet. Scholars’ Day or Pr eview Friday attendees may qualify for a $50 application fee waiver.

Scholars’ Day

Experience life as a Comet on Scholars’ Day . Access insider information about admissions, student life, financial aid, and more! You’ll also receive a free lunch voucher to explore the campus dining options.

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Preview Friday is designed exclusively for transfer students and covers what you need to know about transferring to UT Dallas. Talk with admission counselors and learn about taking the next steps at UTD.

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Join us for Comet Launchpad and celebrate incoming admitted freshman and transfer students!

You’ll have a fun-filled day of adventure where you’ll get to know the campus and meet other Comets.

Can’t make it to campus? Join us for a virtual info session where we’ll cover the steps you’ll need to complete before fall classes begin. UTD admissions counselors will be on hand to answer questions.

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Campus Tours

Experience our Campus and see all the great opportunities that UTSA can hold for you. Our team is excited to show off our Main or Downtown campus during a general campus tour as well as sharing their personal experiences as to why UTSA is so special.

Tour Options

We encourage all students interested in attending UTSA to join a campus tour; however, please note much of the information presented will be targeted for undergraduate prospective students. Downtown campus tour offerings are limited and some offerings focus on a specific academic college that is housed on the campus.

Reserved for groups of 10-60 high school or community college students and only include a one hour guided tour experience. Info sessions are currently not available at this time. Groups with 60+ participants are welcome to visit our campus on a self-guided visit. For more info, email [email protected] .

Hosted by UTSA Community Outreach, we provide a unique program for elementary and middle school students called Roadrunner for a Day. This program is approximately two hours long and will include a one-hour tour and one-hour college-going presentation with a student panel. For more info, email [email protected] .

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Come and See for Yourself!

The best way to get a feel for how you'll fit at The University of Texas at Tyler is to visit campus. Here's how to visit:

Daily Tours

Join us in the Admissions Welcome Center for an admissions presentation and in-depth tour of campus!

CAP Visit Day

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Ben and Maytee Fisch College of Pharmacy Open House

Enjoy an evening with the faculty, staff and students of the Ben and Maytee Fisch College of Pharmacy. This will be a wonderful opportunity to learn more about our college, tour our facilities and find out about next steps in the application process.

Patriot Premiere Preview Days

Patriot Premiere gives you an opportunity to visit our campus, meet faculty, staff and students, and ask the college-related questions you need answered!

Group Tours

We look forward to groups of 15 or more on a group tour. Your group will receive an admissions presentation and a walking campus tour. Dates/times will be pending approval and may be subject to change.

Note: This is offered on a request basis. After you submit your request, a member of our team will schedule your group and reach out to discuss itinerary.

Self-Guided Tours

Take a self-guided tour of our campus with your phone or tablet! Whether you're on campus or in the comfort of your home, you can now explore our beautiful campus through our self-guided feature. Audio and written descriptions of each buildings are available for you as you navigate through our guided tour.

Homeschool Day

Tour our campus, meet current students, faculty and staff, and get vital information about college! Upcoming Homeschool Day: Feb. 1, 2024

Graduate Student Visit Experience

Come and learn more about our Graduate School and program offerings. You will have an opportunity to explore campus, meet with admission representative and/or meet with a program advisor or coordinator. We look forward to seeing you on campus soon.

CAP Day (In-Person)

Join us for CAP Day at the UT-Tyler campus on February 25 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. A campus tour will be provided and you will hear from Academic Advising about the CAP Program requirements. You will learn about Financial Aid, the Housing options on campus, and one of our CAP students will provide perspective on the CAP program. You will learn about all the next steps needed to enroll for a great experience at UT-Tyler while completing the requirements for transfer to UT-Austin.

CAP Day (Virtual)

Join us online for the virtual CAP Day at UT-Tyler on February 25 from 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM. You will hear from Academic Advising about the CAP Program requirements. You will learn about Financial Aid and the Housing options on campus plus all the next steps needed to enroll for a great experience at UT-Tyler while completing the requirements for transfer to UT-Austin.

CAP Visit Day (In Person)

Join us online for the virtual CAP Day at UT-Tyler on February 25 at 6:00 PM. You will hear from Academic Advising about the CAP Program requirements. You will learn about Financial Aid and the Housing options on campus plus all the next steps needed to enroll for a great experience at UT-Tyler while completing the requirements for transfer to UT-Austin.

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Join Dr. Streufert and Laura Grace to hear about the program, requirements, the application process, and many other questions.

Twilight Tours

Join us for an evening tour experience! From 6:00 to 8:00pm enjoy an informative admissions presentation with an admissions officer, an engaging campus tour, and a complimentary dinner from a local Tyler Restaurant. Spots are limited so sign up now!

Transfer Twilight Tour

Join us for an evening tour experience for incoming Transfer students! From 6:00pm to 8:00pm enjoy an informative admissions presentation with an admissions officer, an engaging campus tour, and a complimentary dinner from a local Tyler Restaurant. Spots are limited so sign up now!

TSI Day at UT Tyler

For Admitted Students Fall 2024 Saturday, March 23, 2024 - 8:00 am - 2:00 pm CDT

Transfer Night at Longview University Center

Thursday, March 28, 2024 - 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm CDT

Transfer Night at UT Tyler

Thursday, April 18, 2024 - 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm CDT

Transfer Events at Community Colleges

We’ll be stopping by some community colleges to share more about our majors, meet with admissions, or start your admissions application. Click here to see where we’ll be!

UT Tyler Day at TJC

UT Tyler will be visiting the TJC campus Rogers Student Center to visit with and assist future transfer students. Offices of admissions, advising, financial aid & more will be in attendance. Get all your questions answered and enjoy a sweet treat on us! Stopping by and getting assistance with your application will also allow for an application fee waiver to be granted - that's a $60 value! Talons Up!

UT Tyler Transfer Night 2023

Join us and meet with representatives from UT Tyler's admissions, financial aid and academic departments to learn everything you need to know about attending UT Tyler. The opportunity to complete an application will be available at the event AND will allow for a fee waiver!

Virtual Transfer Application Workshop

Join us on zoom to receive assistance filling out an application as well as get your application fee waived if you submit the application with us during the event. The zoom will be led by our Senior Transfer Coordinator. We look forward to seeing you soon.

HEC Decision Day

Visit the UT Tyler Houston Engineering Center to apply to an engineering program, learn about our majors, speak with an academic advisor, meet faculty, and enjoy giveaways! Application fee waivers ($60 value) will also be provided for those who apply during the event.

Transfer Student Tour

Are you interested in transferring to complete your undergraduate degree? Join us for an in-depth tour of campus and presentation by our Transfer Coordinator. Feel free to bring items to complete your application, or start your application today!

TJC at UT Tyler Transfer Night

Interested in transferring to UT Tyler and want to know more? Join us for a special evening dedicated to Tyler Junior College students desiring to know more about The University of Texas at Tyler.

Greater Texas Foundation - Information Meeting

Wednesday, November 17th, 2021 from 6-7:30pm

Soules College of Business- Room 180

Join us to learn about the GTF program for Early College High School students, the scholarship that comes with it, meet a current GTF Scholar, and enjoy a tour of campus. Questions? Call 903-566-7203.

Thursday, December 2, 2021 at 6–8pm

Soules College of Business Welcome Center

Join us for a special evening dedicated to Tyler Junior College students desiring to know more about The University of Texas at Tyler. We will have admissions representatives and advisors available to meet with you. All students who bring their official transcript and apply at this event while be given an application fee waiver (valued at $60). This event is come and go.

Transfer Student Twilight Tour

Hey Transfer Students! Join us for an evening tour experience! From 6:00 to 8:00pm enjoy an informative admissions presentation with our Senior Transfer Coordinator, an engaging campus tour, and a complimentary dinner from a local Tyler Restaurant. Feel free to bring transcripts and any other items to complete your transfer admission. Spots are limited so sign up now! *This experience does not include a meeting with an academic advisor*

Virtual Transfer Application Drive

Interested in applying as a transfer student?

Join us on zoom to receive assistance filling out an application as well as get your application fee waived if you start the application with us during the course of the event. The zoom will be led by our Senior Transfer Coordinator. We look forward to seeing you soon.

Daily Virtual Admissions Presentations

Join us online: Monday – Friday at 10am or 2pm. Meet with an admissions counselor, learn more about UT Tyler and hear from a current student.

360 Video Tour

Explore UT Tyler from the comfort of your home! We want you to be able to see what our campus has to offer you through a series of 360° interactive videos.

Top 25% Celebration

This annual event celebrates the academic achievements of high school seniors who are in the top 25% of their class. This is a great opportunity for the students to learn about UT Tyler from faculty, staff and students.

Prospective students who have been accepted into the Coordinated Admissions Program (CAP) are invited to visit campus to learn more about life as a UT Tyler Patriot! Meet students, faculty and staff, tour our beautiful campus and ask all of your college related questions. A virtual visit day option is available for those who can’t make it to campus.

Greater Texas Foundation Virtual Event

Next Session: March 2. We invite you to learn more about The University of Texas at Tyler and the Greater Texas Foundation Scholars Program. This event will include information about what you’ll experience in the GTF Scholars Program, scholarship and financial aid information, and an admissions presentation. We will also have a student Q&A with current GTF Scholars members!

The Patriot Initiative: New Student Workshop Series

New students will join us for workshops that will walk them through the entire admissions process, from applying to signing up for financial aid and housing, to getting involved on campus. November 10 Topic: Housing

This annual event celebrates the academic achievements of high school seniors who are in the top 25% of their class. This is a great opportunity for the students and their families to learn about UT Tyler from faculty, staff and students. This year’s event will be hosted in-person and online.

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LAWRENCE, Kan. (KCTV) - First responders pulled a pedestrian that had been pinned underneath a delivery truck on the University of Kansas’ Lawrence campus.

The University of Kansas Police Department tells KCTV5 News that just after 11:10 a.m. on Wednesday, April 10, emergency crews were called to the area of Jayhawk Blvd. and Sunflower Rd. with reports of a pedestrian-vehicle collision.

When first responders arrived, they said they found a pedestrian in the crosswalk had been hit by an oncoming delivery truck. The pedestrian had been pinned underneath the vehicle when they got there.

Police noted that Lawrence-Douglas County Fire Medical helped to get the individual out from underneath the vehicle before they were taken to Stormont Vail Health in Topeka with serious but non-life-threatening injuries.

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