Visit Centenary

Most visits include: 

• a student-led campus tour  
• admission and scholarship information session with an admission counselor 
• Students may also have opportunities to meet professors, attend classes, meet with a coach and/or eat lunch on campus.  

Yes. Eligible students who complete an official campus visit may qualify for a renewable $1,000 campus visit scholarship just for visiting campus and submitting their free application.  

Yes. Families and guests are encouraged to attend campus tours and admission sessions alongside prospective students. 

The best time to visit is during the academic year when classes are in session so students can experience campus life, student activity, and classroom environments.  

Yes. Depending on scheduling availability, students may meet faculty members, observe classes, or connect with academic departments during their visit.  

Yes. Students who cannot travel to campus may schedule virtual admission information sessions by emailing admission@centenary.edu. 

Most campus visits last between 2 and 3 hours depending on whether students add academic meetings, lunch, visits with coaches, or class observations. 

Campus visits help students evaluate: 

• academic fit  
• campus culture  
• student life  
• housing  
• faculty accessibility  
• overall environment  

Students should prepare questions about academics, scholarships, internships, research opportunities, housing, and student organizations to get the most from their visit experience.