Undergraduate Visits

There are many ways to visit Rockhurst University. See the programs and opportunities for undergraduate students and your guests below and find what best fits your schedule!

Daily Visits

See what Rockhurst has to offer when it works best with your schedule.

Our daily campus visits run almost year-round on most weekdays, so you’re certain to find a time that works for you. A personal campus visit includes an admission presentation that covers academic programs, scholarships and financial aid, student involvement on campus, and more. After the presentation, visitors will take a walking tour of campus.

Want to meet with a faculty member or a coach? No problem — we'll do our best to help coordinate these meetings based on their availability.

Best for:

High school-age students & their families
Current college students interested in transferring to RU

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CAMPUS VISIT EVENTS

RU has several large campus visit events throughout the year that offer prospective students and their families a comprehensive experience of our campus, including tours, academic presentations and opportunities to connect with current students and faculty. Registration for all visit events will open approximately 6 weeks in advance.

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Trustees' Scholarship Day

Trustees' Scholarship Day is an invite-only opportunity for qualified admitted students to interview for Rockhurst University’s most prestigious full-tuition scholarship, the Trustees' Scholarship.

In addition to interviews with faculty, staff, and alumni, this all-day event includes several breakout sessions for both students and families to learn about RU’s rigorous academic programs, leadership opportunities for students on campus, and more.

A walking tour of campus will also be available! This is a fantastic opportunity for you to meet with members of our community and see how RU can be a fit for you.

Best for:

By invitation only

Friday, Jan. 31

Friday, Feb. 14

Rock View

Spend an afternoon learning what Rockhurst University and Kansas City have to offer! Start your visit off with breakfast and an admission presentation that covers academic programs, scholarships and financial aid, student involvement on campus, and more.

After the presentation, join us on a walking tour of campus to check out on-campus amenities, a residence hall, and other key campus locations.

This program will also include academic breakout sessions with RU faculty to learn more about specific majors offered at Rockhurst.

Best for:

High school seniors and their families

Monday, Feb. 16 Monday, Feb. 16

Admitted Students Day

Want to see what life is like as a Rockhurst student? If so, this day is for you!

During Admitted Students’ Day, students will have the chance to experience life on campus. Sunday evening, students will receive dinner, a tour of campus, and the opportunity to mingle with current and future classmates. They will also spend the night in a residence hall with a current Hawk.

On Monday, students can attend a class, meet with faculty from their area of academic interest, and learn about all the campus resources available to them. A parent agenda will also be available on Monday!

Best for:

Admitted high school seniors and their families

Sunday-Monday, April 13-14

Saturday Visit

Unable to visit during the week? Our Saturday campus visit is a great option for students and families looking for an introduction to Rockhurst University.

This visit includes an admission presentation that covers academic programs, scholarships and financial aid, student involvement on campus, and more.

After the presentation, visitors will take a walking tour of campus and hear from a panel of current Rockhurst students.

Best for:

High school-age students and their families
Current college students interested in transferring to RU

Saturday, April 19

Program-Specific Visits

Learn more about RU's most popular programs. Opportunities will vary throughout the year, but may include virtual information sessions or a program-specific open house.

As a reminder, you can always request an individual meeting with a faculty member during your daily campus visit.