Register for a Fall Visit Day!

We're so glad you're planning to join us on campus for one of our three Fall Visit Days!

Programming on these special event days includes our standard campus visit offerings, plus a little bit more! The core of your itinerary is an information session with one of our Admissions Officers, followed by a campus tour with a current Ole. The following form will ask for some information about the prospective student, then provide you with the details of other activities you can add to your schedule!

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Student Information

* Student First Name

Student Preferred First Name

* Student Last Name

* Student E-mail Address

* Mailing Address

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

* Birthdate

* Student Mobile Phone

* Would you like to receive updates via text message?

No

Yes

Education Information

Note: Completing this section will reveal all available schedule options.

* I hope to join St. Olaf as a:

St. Olaf defines a Transfer Student as a high school graduate with college credits obtained after high school graduation.

Name of School Transferring from:

* I would hope to begin my studies at St. Olaf in:
(most often, the year you will graduate from high school)

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High School Lookup: Please use HS instead of High School. Select the name of your school from the list that appears as you type. If you have trouble finding your school, try adding the city or state (like Northfield HS, MN). If you are home-schooled, please enter Home School (HS code 969999).

High School Name*

Additional Student/Visit Information

What are some of your favorite classes? What fields of study interest you?

Academic Interest 1*

Academic Interest 2

Academic Interest 3

Are you interested in Music at St. Olaf, either as a major or non-major?

Yes

No

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* The total number of visitors, including the registering student.

Parent or Family or Guest Email Address

* Please tell us who is completing this form:

I am the visiting student registering for myself

I am the parent, legal guardian, or other family member registering on behalf of the visiting student

I am a counselor, coach, or other person registering on behalf of the visiting student

Name of counselor, coach, or other person registering student:

Your Fall Visit Day Schedule

First, select the timing of your visit. Then, choose any activities you'd like to add to your schedule.

* When would you like to visit?

Morning

Afternoon

* Admissions Presentation and Campus Tour (1 hour and 45 minutes)
We'll start with a 30-minute presentation that will answer general questions about St. Olaf, including our academic programs, international and off-campus programs, athletics, music, and campus life. Admissions and Financial Aid practices, policies, and procedures are also covered. If you are a first-time visitor to campus, this is a great way to learn about what a St. Olaf education can do for you. On your 75-minute campus tour, every student tour guide will show you the highlights and talk about their favorite places on campus. Their stories and experiences are some of the best ways to learn about St. Olaf!

Friday, October 17 at 09:00 AM - 10:45 AM -- Admissions Presentation and Campus Tour

Accessibility Tour Option: Would you prefer an accessible campus tour? (Ex: minimal/no stairs and use of elevators, when available)

Yes

If you feel comfortable, share some details below regarding any considerations or accommodations that will help make your visit a success.

Optional Panels (30-75 minutes)
Following your campus tour, you'll have the option of joining us for two short panel sessions. Topics covered will include Fine Arts, Pre-Health, Student Life, and Studying Abroad/Away. You'll get to choose which panels to attend when you arrive!
-- Panel 1: 11:00 AM - 11:30 AM
-- Panel 2: 11:45 AM - 12:15 PM

Lunch at Stav Hall (30 to 60 minutes)
Awesome food. Enough said. We don’t care if some website ranks us No. 2, No. 3, or No. 6 (we’ve been each in the past five years or so, and the food hasn’t gotten better — or worse — whether we’ve moved up or down). St. Olaf is one of those rare places that still has a single dining hall for the entire community. It’s about sharing meals with your friends. *Times below are suggestions only. Stav Hall, our student cafeteria, is open from 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.

Friday, October 17 at 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM -- Lunch at Stav Hall

Friday, October 17 at 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM -- Lunch at Stav Hall

Friday, October 17 at 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM -- Lunch at Stav Hall

Friday, October 17 at 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM -- Lunch at Stav Hall

* Admissions Presentation and Campus Tour (1 hour and 45 minutes)
We'll start with a 30-minute presentation that will answer general questions about St. Olaf, including our academic programs, international and off-campus programs, athletics, music, and campus life. Admissions and Financial Aid practices, policies, and procedures are also covered. If you are a first-time visitor to campus, this is a great way to learn about what a St. Olaf education can do for you. On your 75-minute campus tour, every student tour guide will show you the highlights and talk about their favorite places on campus. Their stories and experiences are some of the best ways to learn about St. Olaf!

Friday, October 17 at 01:00 PM - 2:45 PM -- Admissions Presentation and Campus Tour

Accessibility Tour Option: Would you prefer an accessible campus tour? (Ex: minimal/no stairs and use of elevators, when available)

Yes

If you feel comfortable, share some details below regarding any considerations or accommodations that will help make your visit a success.

Optional Panels (30-75 minutes)
Following your campus tour, you'll have the option of joining us for two short panel sessions. Topics covered will include Fine Arts, Pre-Health, Student Life, and Studying Abroad/Away. You'll get to choose which panels to attend when you arrive!
-- Panel 1: 3:00 PM - 3:30 PM
-- Panel 2: 3:45 PM - 4:15 PM

Would you like to sit in on a class? (Wednesday/Friday, 55 minutes, Thursday, 85 minutes)
We are a college. Students go to class. Faculty love to teach. The interaction among students and between students and faculty is something to experience. Our faculty are happy to have you visit their classroom!

Yes (You will need to select an available class below.)

No, I don't want to sit in on a class.

Note: Not every class or subject is open to prospective students. Additionally, class and faculty schedules may change at a moment's notice, so we can't always guarantee that your class visit will take place.

Please ensure that the class you choose will fit into the rest of your visit schedule.

What kind of class are you interested in attending?

Select a Fine Arts Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 08:00 AM - MUSIC 312: Counterpoint with Prof. David Castro in CHM 232

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - MUSIC 141: Introduction to Musicology with Prof. Louis Epstein in CHM 233

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - THEAT 140: Intro. to Design for Performance with Prof. Niffer Pflager in TB 227

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - DANCE 111: Modern Dance 1 with Prof. Brian Evans in CAD Studio 1

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - MUSIC 112A: Introduction to Musicianship with Prof. Christine Boone in CHM 232

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - THEAT 250: Lighting and Sound Design with Prof. Niffer Pflager in TB 227

Friday, October 17 at 11:50 AM - MUSIC 212B: Chromatic Musicianship and Form with Prof. Christine Boone in CHM 232

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - MUSIC 212C: Chromatic Musicianship and Form with Prof. David Castro in CHM 232

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - MUSIC 281: Vocal Solo Literature I with Prof. KrisAnne Weiss in CHM 239

Select a Humanities Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 08:00 AM - ENGL 286: Topics in Rhetoric and Composition with Prof. Jennifer Shaiman in RML 525

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - ENGL 123: Intro. to Poetry with Prof. Colin Wells in RML 515

Select an Interdisciplinary Studies Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 08:00 AM - ENVST 381B: Oceanography with Prof. Anne Gothmann in RNS 435

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - ENVST 233: Environmental Justice with Prof. Nick Reich in OM 340

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - ENVST 137: Intro. to Environmental Studies with Prof. Jake Grossman in CAD 305

Friday, October 17 at 11:50 AM - NORST 219: Nordic Government with Prof. Carl Graefe in HH 522

Friday, October 17 at 12:55 PM - ENVST 281A: Environmental History with Prof. Nick Reich in HH 522

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - ENVST 281B: Environmental History with Prof. Nick Reich in HH 522

Select a Languages Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 08:00 AM - LATIN 231A: Intermediate Latin with Prof. Anne Groton in TOH 308

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - ASIAN 282: Second Language Learning in an Asian Context with Prof. Ying Zhou in RNS 435

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - RUSSN 111: Beginning Russian I with Prof. Giulia Dossi in HH 205

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - CHIN 320: Food & Language in Chinese Societies with Prof. Ying Zhou in RML 420

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - GERM 231A: Intermediate German I with Prof. Amanda Randall in TOH 108

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - GREEK 111: Beginning Greek I with Prof. Kyle Helms in TOH 310

Friday, October 17 at 11:50 AM - LATIN 111A: Beginning Latin I with Prof. Anne Groton in TOH 114

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - GERM 231B: Intermediate German I with Prof. Nora Vosburg in TOH 314

Select a Learning Communities Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 08:00 AM - FYS 120I: Love and the Liberating Arts with Prof. Jason Ripley in OM 305

Friday, October 17 at 11:50 AM - FYS 120M: The 1960s Through Music with Prof. Colin Wells in CAD 202

Friday, October 17 at 11:50 AM - QUEST 217: Explorers, Rationalists, Revolution with Prof. Mary Trull in OM 110

Friday, October 17 at 12:55 PM - FYS 120P: Voices for Democracy! with Prof. Kathryn Ananda-Owens in RNS 124

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - FYS 120E: First Time for Anything with Prof. Dan Forstner in TOH 214

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - FYS 120O: The Nature of Work with Prof. Peder Jothen in OM 110

Friday, October 17 at 02:00 PM - WRIT 120I: Being Good Ancestors in the Web of Life with Prof. Ryan Eichberger in RML 520

Select a Mathematics Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Select a Natural Sciences Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - BIO 227: Cell Biology with Prof. Kim Kandl in RNS 150

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - CHEM 125A: Structural Chemistry & Equilibrium with Prof. Paul Jackson in RNS 310

Friday, October 17 at 10:45 AM - CHEM 125B: Structural Chemistry & Equilibrium with Prof. Elodie Marlier in RNS 390

Friday, October 17 at 11:50 AM - PHYS 130A: Analytical I with Prof. Amy Larsen in RNS 210

Select a Social Sciences Class (based on class schedule and availability)
If you don't see an available class listed below, please select a different academic interest.

Friday, October 17 at 08:00 AM - PSCI 121A: International Relations with Prof. Carl Graefe in HH 523

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - EDUC 295B: Foundations of Education with Prof. Dan Forstner in TOH 214

Friday, October 17 at 09:05 AM - PSCI 121B: International Relations with Prof. Carl Graefe in HH 523

Friday, October 17 at 12:55 PM - BUS 281: Corporate Finance with Prof. Antar Salim in HH 502

If you have any further questions concerning your visit, please contact the Campus Visit Office at visitdays@stolaf.edu or 800-507-3026. We will do our best to respond as soon as possible. Visit day options are subject to change based on availability.

Before submitting, please check that your schedule has no conflicting events.

We'll see you on the Hill!