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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.

• Plan your visit as a prospective student
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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! 

• Register for a session
• Questions? Contact the Admissions Center

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. 

• Find details about Computer Science visits

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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Visiting our Undergraduate Programs Visiting our Graduate Programs College Fairs Information for Non-Music Majors Group Visits and Tours Directions and Accommodations

We invite you to explore opportunities to learn more about The University of Texas at Austin, the College of Fine Arts, and the Butler School of Music. 

Visiting our Undergraduate Programs

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INFORMATION SESSIONS AND CAMPUS TOURS

Campus walking tours.

Walking tours are currently only offered to high school juniors, seniors and admitted freshmen. The campus tour is an extensive walking tour that will highlight student life, research, and the educational experience of The University of Texas at Austin. Guests will get an inside look at what makes The University of Texas at Austin one of the top universities in the country!

In-Person Interest Sessions

Learn about UT Austin's colleges, schools, academic programs and more. These sessions are hosted across campus and provide guests the chance to learn more about a particular resources or academic opportunity on campus. In-person Fine Arts sessions are available most Fridays.

Virtual Information Sessions

Admissions Information Sessions are held once or twice a month. Many academic programs, including Fine Arts , also offer virtual sessions.

Fine Arts Information Sessions

The in-person and virtual sessions for prospective students include a presentation overview of the College of Fine Arts followed by department-specific breakout sessions during which you can view our facilities (in-person only) and ask questions about the many creative opportunities available to our students! Advance registration is required.

SHADOW DAYS FOR PROSPECTIVE MUSIC MAJORS

Experience a day in the life of a Butler School student with a music major host! We invite you to spend a day attending music classes and rehearsals. Plan to reserve 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. for your Shadow Day. Your final schedule may differ based on your host student's class and rehearsal schedule.

High school seniors will be invited to schedule a Shadow Day in the fall 2024 semester. Shadow Days will be available Monday to Friday between Sept. 18 and Nov. 22. The request form will be available beginning Sept. 4. Requests submitted prior to that date will be reviewed after Sept. 4. We require at  least two weeks-notice (ten business days)  to make arrangements.

The University of Texas at Austin will not take custodial responsibility of minors while participating in a Shadow Day. Custodial responsibility will remain with teachers, parents, legal guardians and chaperones .

BUTLER SCHOOL OF MUSIC TOURS

Guided tours.

Guided tours are available as a part of the Fine Arts Information Session and Tour , which is offered most Fridays.

Self-Guided Tours

We invite you to participate in a self-guided tour of the Butler School of Music facilities for an inside look at some of the classrooms and rehearsal spaces.

APPOINTMENTS FOR PROSPECTIVE UNDERGRADUATE MUSIC MAJORS

Sarah Goerg, Assistant Director for Admissions, is happy to arrange meetings with prospective freshmen and transfer applicants who are interested in majoring in music. Sarah is not available to meet with prospective non-music majors or evaluate transcripts.

At least one week advance notice is required to schedule an individual appointment.  Please understand that appointments are for informational purposes and do not influence admissions decisions.

Appointment Availability

• In person, virtual and phone appointments are available Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 4 p.m.
• Appointments are not available when the university is closed : Labor Day; Thanksgiving Day; the day after Thanksgiving; Dec. 23, 2024-Jan. 1, 2025; Martin Luther King, Jr. Day; Memorial Day; Emancipation Day (Juneteenth); Independence Day. 

Request an Undergraduate Admissions Appointment

If you would like to visit with a member of the Butler School of Music faculty, please email them directly to request an appointment.

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Visiting our Graduate Programs

Appointments for prospective graduate students.

Dan Seriff, Graduate Admissions Coordinator, is happy to arrange meetings with prospective graduate applicants.

• In person: Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays between 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 4 p.m..
• Virtual and phone: Monday to Friday between 9 a.m. - 12 p.m. and 1 - 4 p.m.

Request a Graduate Admissions Appointment

SELF-GUIDED BUTLER SCHOOL OF MUSIC TOUR

We invite you to participate in a self-guided tour of the Butler School of Music facilities for an inside look at some of the classrooms and rehearsal spaces. Guided facility tours are not available at this time.

College Fairs

We invite you to visit with Butler School representatives at the following college fairs!

Music Admissions Roundtable Virtual College Fairs

Smu meadows performing and visual arts college fair.

Monday, September 16, 2024 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. SMU Meadows School of the Arts, Owen Arts Center, Gene & Jerry Jones Atrium 6101 Bishop Blvd, Dallas, TX 75205

Houston-Area Performing and Visual Arts College Fair

Tuesday, September 17, 2024 from 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. Moores Opera House, Moores School of Music at the University of Houston 3333 Cullen Blvd, Houston, TX 77204

Texas Music Educators Association Convention

Thursday, February 13, 2025 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. Friday, February 14, 2025 from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. (College Night 5 p.m. until 8 p.m.) Saturday, February 15, 2025 from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Henry B González Convention Center - 900 E. Market St, San Antonio, TX 78205

Information for Non-Music Majors

Are you planning to attend UT Austin in a major outside of music? Do you still want to play your instrument, sing or study music?

The Butler School welcomes non-music majors to take coursework, register for lessons and audition for ensembles.

Butler School of Music ensembles are open to any currently enrolled university student who can pass the ensemble audition. Visit the ensembles webpage for information.

Private Lessons & Group Instruction

Private lesson and group instruction courses for non-music majors are available in certain areas.

Academic Music Coursework

Visit the course schedule for a list of music coursework. Most classes will appear under the MUS field of study. Many academic music courses (theory, history, etc.) are restricted to allow only music majors to register, however, all MUS courses fulfilling the Visual and Performing Arts (VAPA) core curriculum requirement are open and unrestricted. Non-music majors are required to obtain instructor approval to register for restricted courses. The process for receiving instructor approval for a restricted course is described on the non-music major webpage . The Butler School of Music does not advise non-music majors, so music courses taken for degree purposes must be approved by your advisor for your major.

Undergraduate Certificates & Minors

Although the Butler School of Music does not offer a transcriptable certificate , students with an interest in fine arts might consider the certificates in Digital Arts & Media ,  Innovation, Creativity & Entrepreneurship , Museum Studies and Textile Conservation and Museum Studies .

Transcript-recognized minors are available to students following the 2016-2018 catalog or later. The Butler School does not offer a minor in music. Students with an interest in fine arts might consider the Minor in Arts Management and Administration , the Art History Minor  and the Studio Art Minor .

Group Visits and Tours

We are able to accommodate groups of up to 50 people total, including chaperones. We suggest visits coincide with the rehearsal schedules of our flagship large ensembles on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The Concert Chorale, Symphony Orchestra and Wind Ensemble rehearse from 12-2 p.m.

Request a Group Visit

Maps, Directions and Parking Information

For information on navigating to and parking at the Butler School, visit our Directions & Parking page . 

The University of Texas at Austin is located in the heart of the city of Austin, just north of the downtown area. Campus is just two miles from the State Capitol. Main thoroughfares around campus include Guadalupe to the west, MLK to the south, Red River to the east and 26th (Dean Keeton) to the north.

The AT&T Executive Education and Conference Center is the university's premiere hotel and meeting site, and the only hotel located on the campus itself. Other hotels close to the Butler School of Music are Days Inn - University and Rodeway Inn - University .

The Butler School of Music cannot arrange or provide accommodations for any applicant or visitor.

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University of Utah: In-Person Campus Tours

Welcome to the University of Utah! See below for all in-person tour options that run through the Office of Admissions. If you're interested in a department-specific visit, please reach out to them directly. You can find department-specific tours and other events for prospective students on the Academic Advising Center website . Tour Types

• General Campus Tour & Admissions Info Session -  A general overview of campus open to any and all visitors.
• Transfer Student Tour & Info Session Wednesdays at 1pm   -  A tour specifically for students interested in transferring to the University of Utah. Provides insight on the transfer admissions process and connects you with the Office of Transfer Student Success .
• Honors Campus Tour & Information Session  Mondays at 9am and Fridays at 2:30pm  - A general campus tour with a focus on the Honors College for students interested in applying. 

To register, click a date on the calendar to see which tours are available. Green indicates the tour has space available. Grey indicates the tour is at capacity and you need to select another date/time. If you cannot click on a date, there are no tours offered that day. Tours for Winter Break (mid December - early January) will open in October. Tours for the Spring Semester (January - early May) will open in November.  DO YOU HAVE QUESTIONS ABOUT CAMPUS TOURS? Please call  801-581-8761 , option 1, during business hours or email [email protected]   to connect with us . I f anyone in your group needs Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) accommodations, please do not hesitate to call and/or email in order to request a service.  Reasonable prior notice is required.

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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.

Attend a Virtual Info Session

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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Interested in seeing what the Texas Engineering campus is like? There are several ways to visit the Cockrell School and UT Austin and learn more about our buildings and spaces, programs and resources, extracurricular and student group offerings, and life in Austin. Watch our Cockrell Campus Virtual Tour video, explore the engineering campus map, attend an information session, schedule a UT visit and more.

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In-person and virtual campus tours will be offered at the Visitor Center for undergraduate prospective students. Guests will experience a guided campus tour showcasing different aspects of campus and student life.  Spaces are limited, and guests must preregister.  Prospective graduate students should contact their department directly to arrange a visit.

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Your campus tour experience can play a big role in your college decision, and we are committed to helping you and your family learn everything you need to know about UT Dallas by offering in-person and virtual visit opportunities.

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In-person campus tours are at the Visitor Center for prospective undergraduate students. Guests will experience a guided campus tour showcasing different campus and student life aspects. Spaces are limited, and guests must pre-register.   Prospective graduate students should contact their department directly to arrange a visit.

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When you live on campus, you’ll be at the heart of the Comet universe, making it easy to be a part of all that UT Dallas offers. Explore options in our Living Learning Communities, where you’ll find it easy to connect with the people who share your major. Find your home at UT Dallas and see what living on campus is all about.

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Explore UT Dallas at your own pace, whenever and wherever is comfortable. Take a 360-degree virtual tour and use the audio guide to provide additional insight. Our campus map offers a 3D view of the campus. The map provides real-time updates on shutdowns and rerouted traffic patterns due to construction projects.

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Los paseos por el campus estarán disponibles el último viernes de cada mes. El Centro de Visitantes ofrecerá paseos en persona para futuros estudiantes y sus familias. Los invitados disfrutaran un paseo que muestra diferentes aspectos de vida estudiantil. Espacio es limitado y los invitados deben registrarse en nuestra página de internet antes de visitar. Estudiantes interesados en posgrado deben comunicarse directamente con su departamento para visitar el campus.

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Group tours are great for schools, organizations, and clubs to experience UT Dallas. Spaces are limited, and groups must preregister to ensure tours do not exceed capacity.

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Campus Tours

We at Lake Superior State University are looking forward to having you on campus. We are currently hosting daily tours Monday – Friday at 9:30 AM, 11:30 AM, and 1:30 PM. Tours are limited to 12-15 people. If you need special accommodations, contact the Campus Visit Coordinator by phone at 906-635-2032, text at 906-934-8131, or [email protected] .

Nestled on the Canadian border, where Lake Superior meets the St. Marys River, Lake Superior State University (LSSU) offers an unparalleled academic experience surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty. Explore expansive green spaces, wander along scenic boardwalks, or kayak on the world’s largest freshwater lake – all within steps of your classroom.

LSSU’s facilities cater to your academic and recreational needs. Study in cutting-edge science labs, collaborate in modern classrooms, or get creative in art studios boasting panoramic lake views. Take a break between classes at the fitness center, enjoy a meal with friends at the waterfront café, or unwind at the student union, complete with bowling alleys and game rooms. Whether you’re seeking academic excellence or outdoor adventure, LSSU’s vibrant campus has something for everyone.

LSSU Open House

Lake Superior State University will be hosting a Spring Open House event, on Saturday, April 6th, 2024 featuring campus and experiential lab tours, academic information, campus life highlights, and a preview of your life at Lake State!

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Watch this video preview of what your experience might entail at Lake Superior State University!

Lake Superior State University is more than just an institution; it is home to a community of students, faculty, and staff. It’s our job to make you, our guest on campus, feel as at home as we do! When you tour our campus, you will have the opportunity to meet with one of our admissions representatives and students who will answer questions about what it means to be a Laker and attend LSSU. Whether you are a transfer student or still in high school, a guidance counselor, or a parent, you are always welcome.

Planning a visit to Lake Superior State University includes a tour of the campus, residence halls, student life, and athletic facilities. Our admissions staff will provide a presentation or informal discussion on program areas, campus life, tuition, and scholarships. The campus visit includes a walking tour—led by current Lake Superior State University students—that lasts approximately 60 minutes. In addition to the standard tour, guests may request to visit with faculty members or representatives from specific offices (e.g., financial aid, housing, athletics, club sports).

Note: For Group Tours

Admissions can offer group tours upon request. For groups of 10 or more, please call the admissions office at 906-635-2231 or email [email protected] to discuss scheduling.