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Making the Most of Your Campus Tour

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Of all parts of the college application process, I always found campus tours to be the most fun. Rather than just writing essays, studying for standardized tests, and comparing programs, tours are your first real chance to imagine yourself as a college student and really see yourself attending a particular school. It’s when the idea of going off to college pretty soon starts to feel real. 

Once you visit more than a few schools, all the tours and information sessions can start to blend together. So, here are some tips on how to make the most of your time while you are visiting the University of Rochester (or any school!).

Ask the questions you really want to hear the answers to:

Your campus tour is not an interview. Remember, the people who lead the tours are not administrators, they are current students. This is your chance to ask questions about living and personal experiences that you are actually interested in. There’s no shame in asking anything! 

Information about things like degree requirements and acceptance rates can be found on the University of Rochester website. Tour guides sign up to give personal experiences and will be honest, so don’t be afraid to ask unconventional questions.

Consider sitting in on a class:

If you have a little extra time to spare, consider choosing a class to sit in on and listen. This can help you get a feel for the school and the types of classes offered here. When I went on my campus tour, I went on the University of Rochester Course Descriptions/Course Schedule (CDCS) website and looked up classes related to my interests at the time. Once I found courses that sounded interesting, I emailed two professors and asked if I could join one of their lectures, and both said yes! 

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This by no means has to determine what you plan on studying in college. It is just a good tool to help determine if you can really see yourself as a student here. This is the email I sent, which can be used as a template: 

Dear Professor (NAME),

My name is Rachel Markowitz and I am a high school senior from Westfield, New Jersey. I am applying to University of Rochester, most likely early decision, and am considering studying psychology. I am visiting for an admissions interview on September 30 to October 1 and am interested in sitting in on a psychology class while I am here. I was wondering if it would be possible for me to sit in on the 2:00 Introduction to Psychology class on September 30th. Thank you for your consideration and I look forward to hearing from you!

Sincerely,  Rachel Markowitz

It is not a guarantee that professors will have space in their classrooms, but it never hurts to ask. Remember to be polite and professional when reaching out — these can end up being your professors in the future. 

Know any current students? Reach out!

This tip is not applicable to everyone, but if you happen to know anyone who is a current student, they can be an amazing resource for getting to know the school. A guest swipe into the dining hall, a quick trip to the campus Starbucks, or a peek inside of a dorm room can help you figure out if you can really see yourself attending a school. On my visit to the University of Rochester, I got lunch at the Pit and then spent a few minutes in one of the lounges in a first-year dorm hall. This helped me gain a better understanding of the social scene and vibe of the student body.

If you don’t have any connections to current students, I still encourage you to explore a little bit on and off campus. Really get a feel for the area and see if it is a place you could imagine yourself. 

Campus tours are your chance to learn the things about campus life that cannot be found on a university website or brochure. Take this opportunity to be present and really imagine yourself at the schools you visit. This will help you decide what school is the best fit for you, and make a knowledgeable decision of where you want to spend the next four years. 

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We invite you to visit our picturesque campus and business school facilities to see what Simon is all about. Visits are hosted year-round and can be scheduled Monday through Friday.  

We also offer a variety of opportunities to immerse yourself in our community through on-campus and off-campus events. 

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Schedule a personalized visit.

The itinerary for individual visits may include an admissions interview, class visit, a tour of campus, and a meal or coffee with a current Simon student.

To schedule a visit, please reach out to one of our program representatives and contacts below.*

Email us at [email protected] or call (585) 275-3533 .

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*Please provide at least three-weeks’ notice when requesting an on-campus appointment so that we may confirm the visit prior to making your travel arrangements. Priority in scheduling a visit is given to those who have already submitted an application and have subsequently been invited to interview for admission. However, pre-applicants are also encouraged to visit campus and are asked to provide a current résumé and test scores at the time a visit is requested.

Traveling to Rochester.

Whether by air, train, or car, traveling to Rochester is convenient and affordable. We’re located close to major markets such as New York City, Boston, Philadelphia, and Toronto.

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The University of Rochester is located within 500 miles of one third of the population of the US and Canada. Get turn-by-turn driving directions from Google Maps.

The Rochester Amtrak station is located at 320 Central Ave. The station is served daily by trains traveling from New York City, Chicago, Boston, Toronto, and other major cities.

The University's River Campus is about two miles from the Greater Rochester International Airport (ROC). Airlines including Southwest, United, Delta, and American offer non-stop service to major hubs such as JFK, LGA, ORD, ATL, PHL, CLT, and MSP.

Getting to Campus

Commercial taxi service and car rental are available from the airport and train station. Ride-sharing services (Uber/Lyft) are also available. Upon arrival please stop at the information booth on Wilson Boulevard and request a parking pass for the Simon School Career Management Center. The booth attendant will direct you to the appropriate parking lot.

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Are you applying to university of rochester explore the campus using the virtual tour below..

Virtual tours are a great way to refresh your memory or to preview an on-site tour of University of Rochester.

Why a Virtual Tour?

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 University of Rochester. Already took an on-campus tour? It's inevitable. All of your college tours will blend, and you might forget the appearance of University of Rochester'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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The colleges and universities in Western New York are pleased to invite you to participate in the Colleges of Rochester Tour (CORT) Program. Join us during our fall season as we host you at some of the state’s finest colleges and universities in the Northeast.

Our tour (View the Tour Itinerary PDF) , scheduled for  Sunday, October 18 through Tuesday, October 20, 2020 , will include stops at the following colleges and universities:  Nazareth College ,  Rochester Institute of Technology ,  St. John Fisher College , and the  University of Rochester .  CORT will cover all expenses for overnight accommodations (guests will have their own rooms), meals, and transportation to all schools and up to $150 toward transportation to Rochester.  The tour will be limited to 40 counselors.   To indicate your interest in participating in the tour, you must:

• Complete the registration form below to be placed on the waitlist for the Fall 2020 program.
• Make your airline reservations to arrive at Rochester International Airport, Rochester, NY.  Please arrive no later than 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 18.  Please keep all receipts in order for us to refund up to $150 toward the airline ticket after completion of the CORT program (up to $150 will also be refunded to those that are driving to help toward gas expenses).  Shuttle service from the Rochester International Airport will be provided by the  Del Monte Hotel , where you will be staying. 
• Plan to depart no earlier than 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, October 20.

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The colleges and universities in Upstate New York are pleased to invite you to participate in the Upstate New York Counselor Tour (UNYT). Join us during our spring season as we host you at some of the state's finest colleges and universities.

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This five-day tour allows school counselors the opportunity to tour six colleges and universities in New York State. Throughout the journey, counselors will gain invaluable insights into each institution's academic programs, campus life, and the resources available to support students in their educational pursuits. During the tour, counselors will have the chance to engage with admissions officers, faculty members, and current students, learning about each institution's distinct culture and educational philosophy.

Tour Dates Sunday, May 5 - Thursday, May 9, 2024

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Accommodations & Travel The program will begin in Rochester, NY at 4:30 pm ET on Sunday, May 5 with our Welcome Reception and Dinner, and it will conclude in Troy, NY on Thursday morning, May 9.

All tour participants are required to ride the wifi-enabled bus between each campus and stay for the entirety of the tour. The tour institutions will cover meals, transportation, and accommodations from Sunday dinner through Thursday breakfast.

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We are The Boston Beer Company. We brew the best beer. We hire the best people.

We are always eager to find competitive, motivated, hardworking people who love beer and want to join our team. We work hard and we play hard. Think you have what it takes?

We are currently hiring for our next Taproom Marketing Co-op at the Angry Orchard Cider House in Walden, NY.

What You’ll Do:

• Assist in the development, marketing, and execution of Taproom programs at AOC
• Collaborate with the marketing team to brainstorm new content ideas and assist with video and photo content production
• Assist the team with community management responsibilities on AOC social media channels
• Write copy for newsletter and any external communication pertaining to events and programming
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• Help plan and support onsite events to drive traffic to AOC, some taking place during evening hours, weekends, and holidays
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• Help ideate and research new advertising opportunities based on business focuses and goals (Cider Club, events, tourism, etc.)
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City of Rochester seeks new management for Blue Cross Arena

Rochester is looking for someone to manage the Blue Cross Arena . Mayor Malik Evans announced on Tuesday the city has officially released a Request for Proposals (RFP) regarding the operation and management of the 14,000-seat arena at the War Memorial. This initiative is part of the City's Roc the Riverway project, which includes a $7 million upgrade for the arena.

The news does not affect the Rochester Americans’ or Knighthawks’ occupancy.

“The Blue Cross Arena is one of the jewels that keeps our city vibrant,” Evans said. “We continue to build tremendous momentum in redefining our center city as a place where people desire to live, work, and play, and the Blue Cross Arena at the War Memorial is central to that goal.”

Rochester Arena, LLC , an entity connected to the Pegula family, presently operates the Blue Cross Arena. On Oct. 14, 2019, the entity entered an arena license agreement with the city but the contract contained a clause allowing them to opt out of the license agreement by providing the city with 180 days advance written notice.

On March 28, 2024, Rochester Arena submitted a written notice indicating their decision to opt-out. However, they will continue managing the Arena until April 30, 2025. At that point, the Arena operator chosen through the RFP process will assume full responsibility for its operation and management.

The April 30 deadline provides a six-month transition period for the incoming operator, who is expected to begin their duties in October of the same year.

Prospective bidders must meet certain criteria, including successfully managing at least one all-purpose arena seating a minimum of 10,000 individuals within the last three years. 

The city will provide tours for interested parties on April 16 and April 23, with proposal submissions due by May 17.

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