Visit Suggestions

For prospective students and their families, we offer a choice of activities:

Take a Campus Tour

This is a great way to learn more about Florida State. Plan on spending approximately 90 minutes as a University Ambassador guides you throughout our beautiful grounds.

Tours times and offerings are subject to change due to inclement weather.

Attend an Admission Information Session

An Admission Officer conducts this 45-minute session covering the application process, admission requirements, and more. This session is available to prospective undergraduate students and families, but is especially valuable for high school juniors and their parents.

Visit our Residence Hall Showroom

We encourage you to take a peek at our residence hall showroom located at the historic Suwannee Room – a great place to enjoy lunch or dinner.

Optional Program Activities

Some colleges, departments, or programs offer information sessions for prospective students throughout the academic year. To get the most out of your visit, please check the calendar as these special sessions are not offered daily.

Make the Most of Your Visit

The best time to experience Florida State University is when classes are in session and our faculty, staff, and students are available to answer your questions.

Classes are in session during the following dates:

Some visit activities are unavailable during semester breaks, final exam weeks, and Spring Break, and most University offices are closed on weekends. Visit activities may also be limited due to special campus events.

During Spring Break, classes are not in session:

University holidays (offices are closed):

Remember to:

• Wear comfortable shoes and come prepared for our sloping terrain.
• Dress with our unpredictable Florida weather in mind (for up-to-date weather visit www.met.fsu.edu/).
• Arrive fifteen - thirty minutes early to allow for parking and check-in. Also keep in mind that we are on Eastern Standard Time. For directions to campus and parking information, visit visit.fsu.edu/directions/.
• Bring a camera.
• Allow enough time to explore campus on your own. Tours do not include an inside view of campus buildings.
• Make sure you visit our campus bookstore.
• Grab a bite to eat while on campus.