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College visits are difficult to do when you don't have the time or financial resources to do so.
 (especially given the COVID-19 Pandemic).
 

 While we do recommend you ask your high school counselor if they offer any college trips, you should also consider virtual tours to get a feel for the campus. Is it in the middle of nowhere or in a big city? Maybe in between?

ADVICE:

If you are looking to get access to a virtual tour of a specific university, try Google searching "Virtual Tour for (Name of University).

Some colleges will PAY for your expenses to visit their campus!

Learn more about diversity fly-in programs HERE!
[These programs tend to be for rising seniors.]

If you can't find any virtual tours for the school you're interested in, email an admission officer. Show your interest. 

An exemplary email:
Title: Prospective Student Question about Campus Visit
Dear (Name of Admission Counselor for your area)
I am (First, Last Name), a [first-generation and low-income student from _____High School in city/state. I am interested in applying to the University of ______ to pursue a degree in _____. While I understand the importance of visiting a campus in person, I am unable to do so because of my financial circumstances. I was reaching out to see if you could connect me to any potential fly in programs I could take part in and if you could redirect me to a virtual tour of the campus."
Sincerely,
Your Name

Virtual Tours

Group Seflie

Campus Reel

Explore colleges through the lens of college students themselves. Honest reviews of their schools.

YouVisit

This site has a language option to switch to Spanish! YouVisit allows you to take virtual tours of various campuses across the US.

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