Campus Day

UPDATE: Due to space limitations, all remaining Campus Day dates are at capacity. For another opportunity to visit campus, we welcome you to register for one of our Admitted Student Tours, which are tailored specifically for admitted students. Sign up for an Admitted Student Tour by visiting the Campus Day page linked from Enrollment Connect. (Note: You will not be able to sign up for an Admitted Student Tour if you’ve already registered for Campus Day.)
Campus Day offers you the unique opportunity to experience campus as an admitted student. Join us for Campus Day to tour campus, learn more about what it means to be a Wolverine, and have your questions answered by current students, faculty, and staff before deciding to Go Blue!
The day-long event includes presentations on what makes U-M unique, an overview of housing and student life on campus, a tour of campus, lunch in a residence hall, sessions with your particular school or college, and optional sessions on financial aid and Michigan Learning Communities.
If you are a dual applicant, please select the application for the school or college's session you'd like to attend. You can do this by selecting the application upon logging in to Enrollment Connect, or if already logged in, by clicking App Details and selecting the application associated with the Campus Day event for the school or college you'd like to attend.
Find more details below and visit our Frequently Asked Questions webpage. If you cannot find your answer, email [email protected].
For the latest COVID-19 protocols, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions webpage.
The fees cover the entire cost of the program. This includes parking, refreshments, and meals for the day.
Fee waivers are available to those who qualify and in most cases will be automatically applied when you register for Campus Day.
We encourage parents or guardians to visit with their students, but it is not required and some admitted students choose to participate on their own. Campus Day is for admitted students and their parents or guardians only. Due to limited space, we are not able to accommodate parties larger than four.
Check-in will begin at 7:30 a.m. and continue through 8:30 a.m. All Campus Day events begin at the Michigan Union, 530 S. State St. At check-in, you will receive an information packet and have the chance to chat with students and staff.
Campus Day kicks off at 8 a.m. with optional one-on-one financial aid advising and a Michigan Learning Community fair. For those who choose not to attend these events, the welcome presentation will begin at 8:40 a.m.
This is an optional event.
Need more information about costs, the kinds of aid available, and how to apply for aid? A financial aid advisor will take you through this important process.
Want to learn about ways to make Michigan feel smaller or how to get involved on campus? Come to the optional Michigan Learning Community fair and chat with current students who are involved on campus.
Learn about the unique opportunities, resources, and support services that are available to U-M students.
Find out more about on-campus housing options and the learning communities that help new students connect and find a second home at U-M.
What’s the first year like at Michigan? What’s there to do outside the classroom? Current students will answer your questions during this panel so you can learn what it’s really like to be a Wolverine.
The best way to get a feel for the University of Michigan is to experience it firsthand on a student-led tour of Central Campus. The tour includes lunch in a residence hall. After your walking tour, we will drop you off at your academic unit for the rest of the day.
Learn more about your particular school or college — the academic opportunities, career possibilities, and benefits of studying with outstanding faculty at a leading research university.
Check the program dates carefully on the registration page for your school or college before you register. Not all programs are offered on all dates.
Students should make travel arrangements after receiving email confirmation of their visit date. Space is limited, and we may not be able to accommodate a student's first choice.
Travel
Ann Arbor is 28 miles west of Detroit Metropolitan Airport (DTW). For more information, visit the Campus Information Center.
Amtrak trains and Greyhound buses also serve Ann Arbor. Visit the Amtrak website or call 800-872-7245 for train reservations. Visit the Greyhound website or call 800-231-2222 for bus reservations.
Lodging
There are special Campus Day rates available for students and families through Destination Ann Arbor. For the best rates and availability, please contact them at 800-888-9487 or visit the Destination Ann Arbor website.
Maps and Directions
Please visit our maps and directions page.
Parking
Parking for Campus Day is available in the Maynard Parking Structure (324 Maynard St.), which is just a short distance from the Michigan Union (530 S. State St.) and Michigan League (911 N. University Ave.). You will receive a validation ticket to pay for parking at registration. Unfortunately, the Maynard Parking Structure cannot accommodate vehicles taller than 6’ 6”. If you park in the Maynard Parking Structure, please remember to bring your parking ticket with you to the Michigan Union to receive your parking validation.
Handicapped parking is available in all lots and structures. Display of a state handicap parking permit and payment of the hourly fee are required unless free parking is stipulated on the handicap permit.
Visitors should be aware that the handicapped-accessible, faculty/staff, metered, and loading zone parking spaces are enforced at all times.
Campus Day is offered regardless of weather as long as the university is open. If you are unable to keep your appointment due to inclement weather, please email [email protected].
After attending Campus Day, you may be able to schedule afternoon appointments with the upper-level units below. Please schedule these in advance.
School of Information
By appointment only. Email School of Information Admissions at [email protected] to make arrangements.
Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy
By appointment only. Visit the Ford School website to make arrangements or contact them by email at [email protected] or by calling 734-764-0453.
Marsal Family School of Education
By prior appointment only. Contact the Marsal School at [email protected] or 734-615-1528 to make arrangements.
Dental Hygiene Program
By appointment only. Call Lisa Dodge at 734-763-3392 to make arrangements.
College of Pharmacy
By appointment only. Contact [email protected] or 734-764-7312 to make arrangements.
School of Public Health
By appointment only. Contact the School of Public Health Admissions at [email protected] to make arrangements.