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Get to know Wesleyan through the eyes of current students with a student-led in-person or virtual tour around campus. Find out more about our state-of-the-art academic and sports facilities, community-based residential buildings, and dining spaces. Ask questions and discover what makes Wesleyan the right fit for so many students—maybe even you.

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Our in-person group tours are led by student tour guides who will walk you around campus, answer questions, and share their Wes experiences and insights. Campus tours are scheduled most days of the week, but advance registration is required. Consider pairing your tour with an information session .

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We welcome requests from groups of prospective students and educators interested in exploring all that Wesleyan has to offer.  Important information to note when planning your group visit:

• Group visits generally are available Monday through Friday between the hours of 9am and 3pm.
• Tours are approximately one hour in length.  Group information sessions may be available upon request.
• Campus group visits are limited to 40 guests.

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Can't make it to campus? Wesleyan is committed to providing full access to all prospective students and their families. We know that not everyone can travel to visit our campus—for a variety of reasons. We are proud and delighted to make virtual tours, sessions, and meetings available to you. Also, please know that Wesleyan does not factor demonstrated interest into admission decisions; therefore, choosing not to visit campus will not have any impact on your candidacy.

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Virtual tours are led by current students in an hour-long Zoom session as they “walk” you through campus and share their Wes experiences and insights in a slideshow presentation. No need to wear comfortable shoes or worry about the weather! Time is reserved at the end of each session for questions. Attendees will be able to see the presenters and submit questions throughout the session using the chat function. Virtual Tours are offered on Thursday and Sunday evenings throughout the semester, but advance registration is required.

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Looking to learn more about Wesleyan? We offer several in-person and virtual opportunities for you to discover what makes Wes unique and connect with our community. Check out an information session hosted by an admission dean and a current student. Join a student-led, students-only Real Talk event with a current senior. Make plans to immerse yourself in the energy of campus at one of our Fall Open Houses. We might even host an event with alumni in your city! Whether you prefer one-on-one sessions or group events, in-person interaction or online connection, we have you covered.

Information Sessions with Admission Deans

Information sessions are hosted by a Wesleyan admission dean and a current student who will provide a candid inside look at the Wesleyan community both academically and socially, as well as offer information about admission and financial aid.

In-person information sessions are held Monday–Friday at 10:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. During the Fall, information sessions are also held on Saturday mornings at 11:00 a.m.

Virtual information sessions are offered Thursdays at 7:00 p.m. 

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WesChats are online and are a wonderful way for high school seniors to explore Wesleyan and learn more about academics and student life in a relaxed, individual conversation with a current student.

WesChats are informal, 30-minute video calls with one of our student workers who will share some of their experiences at Wesleyan and answer your questions. These students can speak directly to your interests and describe campus culture and intellectual life. It is a terrific way to get a broad sense of student and residential life, academics, advising, research, faculty relationships, and the city of Middletown.

No evaluation or record of the conversation is part of the admission application.

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Join us for our Fall Open Houses on Monday, October 14 and Monday, November 11, 2024. We will offer tours, info sessions, student panels, department drop-in hours and so much more! The welcome address will begin promptly at 9 a.m. and events will run until 5 p.m.  Class visits for prospective students will be offered during Open House.  Pick up a schedule when you check in for the day!  

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The WesExplore funded travel program gives high school seniors from groups that have been historically underrepresented in higher education* the opportunity to visit campus for free on select dates. 

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Meet our Alumni

We offer multiple ways for students and families alike to learn about Wesleyan from our alumni: 

Cardinal Conversations are 1:1 virtual meetings with our alumni.  Our alumni volunteers span multiple graduation years, majors, and professions.  You can view their profiles and select particular alumni, or simply indicate your interests and we will match you!

Cardinal Meetups are in-person , small gatherings (up to 5 students) with alumni near you!  They are held in coffee shops and other local venues.  See below if there is a meetup happening near you.  This is a great opportunity for those who are unable to visit campus but want to learn about Wesleyan in-person.

From Wes to the Workforce is a series of virtual events in which you can learn about the impressive career trajectories of our alumni!  From filmmakers to physicians, see how Wesleyan launches students into their professional lives.

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One of the best ways to gain insight into the intellectual community at the heart of the Wesleyan experience is to observe a class in session. 

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You can send questions via text or WhatsApp to one of our admission deans.  Find each dean’s mobile number . To connect with us via WhatsApp, message us at +1.860.685.3578.

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Wisr is a secure online community where high school students can connect with Wesleyan students. It is another terrific way to join our community today. We cannot wait to meet you.

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Admitted Students Explore Wesleyan during Virtual WesFest

As part of Wesleyan’s Admitted Student Events , the Office of Admission hosted its 2021 WesFest in a virtual platform April 7-9.

Class of 2025 admitted students and their families were able to log into 121 events and informational sessions on topics such as financial aid, academic resources, student activities, studying abroad, student technology, residential life, and religious life.

Of the 13,145 applications received for a spot in the Class of 2025, 2,544 were admitted. View the full Class of 2025 profile online here . During WesFest, more than 890 of the admitted students attended at least one session.

In addition to virtual tours and academic open houses, admitted students attended a student-to-student panel discussion to meet current students and learn about campus life, academics, and extracurricular academic activities at Wesleyan in an informal conversation.

On April 8, Amin Abdul-Malik Gonzalez ’96, vice president and dean of admission and financial aid, welcomed guests to WesFest and spoke to admitted students and their families about the reason he decided to say “Yes to Wes!”

“I found myself attracted to Wes because of its size, because of the dynamic diversity, because of the balance, and all the ways that matter to me—not being too big or too small, not being urban but neither rural…” Gonzalez said. “I came here as an undergrad back in the early ’90s, spent my four years here, and had a transformative experience.”

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Welcome to Wes (Over Webcam): Tour Guiding During a Pandemic

February 25, 2021 , by halle newman, staff writer.

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I toured Wesleyan on a crisp October morning in my junior year of high school. My tour was filled with other high schoolers excited about going to college, all of us clinging to our parents’ sides and taking in the University’s grandiose architecture. Once we had walked a full circle around campus, I knew I wanted to go to Wesleyan. 

Now, three years and a pandemic later, college tours look different. COVID-19 makes it unsafe for prospective students to travel to campus, and like many other schools, Wesleyan has transitioned its campus tours to the infamous online platform: Zoom. As a guide, I often get asked about what it’s like to give virtual tours and how we share our University experience from afar. I caught up with some other guides to delve into what this experience has been like, and to find out about the positive outcomes virtual tours have had.

“Hopefully it’s close enough, or 95% the same as it would be if it was in person,” Tour Guide Tommy Whelan ’21 said. “I’m still just trying to give them the best facts that will help them make their decision about whether Wesleyan is the right school for them.” 

Guides show pictures of each building at which they would stop on an in-person tour, illustrating what campus life is like inside. To ensure that all goes well in the Zoom world, guides work in pairs.

“Normally co-leading isn’t the most common thing, but it’s really cool when you get to hear how other guides give their tours and learn little bits and pieces from other people,” Tour  Guide Tessa Zitter ’21 said . “I find it really nice to have someone who has a really different focus and can really speak a lot more in depth and personally about athletics or something like that that I’m not so involved in.”

Double the guides means double the insight, stories, and knowledge about the University. It also means that while one guide is explaining a stop, another can be answering questions in the chat box, or sending links to courses on WesMaps or information about specific majors students are interested in.

Assistant Director of Admission Events Jordan Nyberg is in charge of the University’s tour guiding program. She reported   record numbers of prospective students attending tours this past fall.

“January of 2021, we had 319 virtual visitors between tours and info sessions. In January of 2020 we had 80, so it was almost a 300% increase just in January,” Nyberg said. “Our November Open House had more than double the visitors than we got last year.” 

In addition to tours and admissions events, Wesleyan offers virtual senior interviews, information sessions, and WesChats, which are informational, non-evaluative opportunities for prospective students to learn from senior interviewers about campus life. 

“The number of students we’ve been able to reach and have conversations with in different capacities, both WesChats and interviews, has been off the charts,” Associate Dean of Admission Chris Lanser, who runs the senior interviewing program, said.

“One thing I’ve noticed is more consistency,” Tour Guide Coordinator Livia Cox ’22 said. “In typical years, sometimes tours would have like 60 people and other times tours would have nobody, but now there seems to be maybe less 60 person tours but more consistently 20 person tours, so it adds up to be more [people].”

Sam Brumer ’22, who works alongside Cox as a Tour Guide Coordinator, says this ability to serve more prospective students comes from offering a wider range of tour times. Tours are now offered every weekday at noon, 3 p.m. and 9 p.m., and weekends at 9 a.m. and noon. In the past, tours were only offered weekdays at 9 a.m, 12 p.m. and 3 p.m., and weekends at 9 a.m and 12 p.m.

“I’ve been seeing people from all over coming into my tours, maybe more so than would typically be in one [in-person],” Whelan said. “Maybe they would’ve applied and just figured out if they wanted to go without visiting, so I definitely think the Zoom option is good for that.”

In a typical semester, 9 p.m. tours wouldn’t be offered, but now they provide an opportunity for students from different time zones to learn about the University and talk with students. Spots at 9 p.m. are also available for interviews, and information sessions have a 7 p.m. option.

“I think that’s been so incredible, to not only make [Wesleyan] more accessible to students who are on an international scope, but also students on the West Coast [and] students who might not be able to travel to Wesleyan,” Tour Guide Emily Frazer-Abel ’21, who is from Colorado, said.  “I know it was definitely a privilege for me to be able to do my East Coast college tours, [and] I hope some of [virtual touring] at least stays even after we return in person for those students who aren’t able to travel to campus.”

Lanser and Nyberg predict that the virtual format will continue in the future, even when in-person events resume.  

“We said this is an opportunity to reach students who we normally wouldn’t reach to provide them with access that they normally wouldn’t have, and we began to rethink all of our programs in that context,” Dean Lanser said. 

Zitter noted that the format of Zoom is not only more accessible financially and time-zone-wise; it can also make students feel more comfortable. 

“There are a lot more ways in which you can engage in the tour,” Zitter said. “[Students] can engage with their camera on or off, they can ask questions in the chat, [and] I think that that sometimes puts [students] more at ease.” 

Nyberg pointed out that in the November Open House, students could choose which online events to attend and could engage in whatever level they saw fit. 

“Instead of running from eight until four or five, we ran all day long; we did events from eight to eight and we had a tour start at nine,” Nyberg said. 

This wide time-window gave students more time to explore Wesleyan and take breaks if they needed to, all without actually leaving home. 

The virtual setting puts the onus on guides to paint the picture of what Wesleyan is like, giving guides an opportunity to spice up their tours. 

“In our normal tours, we don’t get to show pictures of me rowing on crew or pictures of me swing dancing, or study abroad or anything that,” Frazer-Abel said. “I think it’s so fun for prospective students to see those pictures of things that actually go on on campus, and all the crazy cool things that happen at Wesleyan.”

For Brumer, the customization of tours is a silver lining which allows prospective students a unique look into campus life. 

“My goal from an events and a tour standpoint is to make it as genuine as possible, and to make people feel like they actually visited,” Nyberg said. “If someone takes a tour and they love it…and they end up matriculating and they set foot on campus, I don’t want it to be a foreign experience for them.”

Halle Newman can be reached at [email protected]. 

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At the beginning of your college search, a virtual tour can be a beneficial tool to explore the campus before your visit. When you do visit the campus, be sure to talk to current students about their experiences. A student perspective is a helpful way to gauge your future experience when attending Illinois Wesleyan. Already took an on-campus tour? It's inevitable. All of your college tours will blend, and you might forget the appearance of Illinois Wesleyan University's library, dorms, or cafeteria. Use the virtual tour to jog your memory! With the interactive mapping tool below you can even explore the area surrounding the campus.

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