Campus Visits
Student-led, in-person tours take place in both the morning and afternoon on most weekdays and select Saturdays. A brief information session precedes most tours. Pre-registration is required.
Can’t make a guided tour? Please come anyway! The Office of Admissions is open year-round Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with some exceptions for holidays.
Events and Open Houses
We have a rotating schedule of virtual and in-person events and open houses offered throughout the year. Signature events you can look forward to include summer and fall open houses as well as accepted student days in the spring.
Virtual Information Sessions
Join us every Wednesday at 7 p.m. EST for a live, small-group information session. Meet with an Admissions Counselor, ask questions, and learn a little more about Skidmore.
Group Visits
We welcome school group and organizations to visit campus Monday through Friday to learn more about Skidmore. We ask that requests for group visits be made at least three weeks in advance of your visit date.
Group visits are designed to include a one-hour walking tour with a Skidmore student guide and/or a 30-minute group information session led by an admissions counselor. Staff from our Opportunity Program (HEOP and AOP) may also be available to address visiting groups. Groups must be accompanied by a teacher/chaperone/parent at all times. We require one chaperone for every 10 students. Groups are encouraged to arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of the visit.
Lunch or dinner are available at a cost of $11.50 and $14.25 (if tax-exempt), respectively, and can be arranged through the Admissions Office. Please let us know if you require an invoice.
For more information about group visits, please email admissions@szzhuodong.com or call (518) 580-5570.
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Join one of our student guides for an interactive virtual tour of campus and hear their perspective on everything from residential life and dining to classrooms and curriculum.