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Daily Tours Information Sessions & Daily Tours Monday- Friday: 9:30 a.m. & 1:30 p.m. Each tour begins with a 30-minute information session and question and answer period conducted by an admissions counselor. The information session is immediately followed by a one hour walking tour of the campus led by our Student Recruitment Team. Walking tours of the campus generally include passage through our 254+ acres and historical landmarks. The tour also includes entry into the Student Center, the library, the University Chapel and academic buildings upon request (not applicable for groups). For the safety and privacy of our students, walking tours will not go inside residence halls. To make a reservation for a weekday information session and tour, complete our online reservation form. We require at least seven business days advance notice when reserving your campus tour. Please note that for groups of 10 or more, reservations must be made at least two weeks before the desired visit date. Information sessions and campus tours usually originate at the Office of Admission, Whipple Barn. Groups should bring one person into Whipple Barn to check in; group members will be directed to unload, and parking instructions for the bus will be provided. To allow for an easy start to your visit, please plan to arrive on campus at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the information session and tour you plan to attend. In order for you to enjoy the entire information session and tour, we advise you to allow at least 2 hours for your visit and to plan other appointments on campus in consideration of the scheduled admission information sessions and campus tours. As walking tours usually last for 1 hour, we recommend that you wear comfortable shoes and attire appropriate for the weather. In case of light rain, walking tours are still given. Please pack a small umbrella for your trip. In case of a serious downpour, only the information session will be given. 11:30 a.m. & 3:30 p.m. WALKING TOURS WITHOUT INFORMATION SESSION These walking campus tours led by our Student Recruitment Team, Walking tours of the campus generally include passage through our 254+ acres and historical landmarks. The tour also includes entry into the Student Center, the library, the University Chapel and academic buildings upon request (not applicable for groups). For the safety and privacy of our students, walking tours will not go inside residence halls. Athletes interested in scheduling a visit with a particular coach or representative should contact Ms. Brint Martin, Director of Marketing in the Department of Athletics via email brint.martin@hamptonu.edu . Each tour begins with a 30-minute information session and question and answer period conducted by an admissions counselor. The information session is immediately followed by a one hour walking tour of the campus led by our Student Recruitment Team. Walking tours of the campus generally include passage through our 254+ acres and historical landmarks. The tour also includes entry into the Student Center, the library, and the University Chapel. For the safety and privacy of our students, walking tours will not go inside residence halls. To make a reservation for a Saturday information session and tour, complete our online reservation form. We require at least seven business days advance notice when reserving your campus tour. Information sessions and campus tours usually originate at the Office of Admission, Whipple Barn. (Groups should bring one person into Whipple Barn to check in; group members will be directed to unload, and parking instructions for the bus will be provided.) To allow for an easy start to your visit, please plan to arrive on campus at least 15 minutes prior to the start of the information session and tour you plan to attend. As walking tours usually last for 1 hour, we recommend that you wear comfortable shoes and attire appropriate for the weather. In case of light rain, walking tours are still given. Please pack a small umbrella for your trip. In case of a serious downpour, only the information session will be given. During times when Information Sessions and Tours are not available or when your schedule does not permit you to attend our sessions, self guided tours are available. This wonderful option allows you to tour the campus at your own pace. Specific information on buildings and the grounds are available in a self-guided tour brochure Special Events Honors Visitation Weekend Hampton University's Honors Visitation Weekend gives the best and brightest students across the country the opportunity to see HU through the eyes of an actual Hamptonian. This interactive four day, three night event is planned with the graduating high school senior in mind. These high school honor students have the opportunity to reside in residence halls and attend classes within their chosen field. A sporting event and other planned activities, including special events with the academic Deans and the university President, give these students a taste of what it will be like to attend Hampton. Attendance to this event is very competitive. Students with strong academic success and those who have exhibited high scores on the SAT or ACT will be considered to receive an invitation; because this is an invitation only event there is no on-line registration. For questions regarding this, you may email admissions@hamptonu.edu containing a subject line of Honors Visitation Weekend. Open House Hampton University's Open House is held during the fall of each year. The Open House begins with an Academic/Student Services Fair hosted in Hampton's three-story, one-of-a-kind Student Center. Representatives from the academic departments, Financial Aid, Housing, and Freshman studies are on site to answer any questions parents or students may have. Following the fair, visitors are formally greeted by University Administrators during the Welcome Session. Guests will also have the opportunity to hear the testimonies of current Hamptonians regarding their take on the "Hampton Experience". Campus tours follow the Welcome Session, during which our guests are escorted across our beautiful 254+ acre "Home by the Sea". Afterwards, guests can enjoy lunch from the various vendors in the Student Center. Fall Open House is a great opportunity for students and parents to acquaint themselves with Hampton University and discover all the great things it has to offer. High School Day The Office of Admission invites you to experience Hampton University for a day. High School Day will give you a preview of what Hampton University has to offer academically and culturally. The university if comprised of eight schools, the schools of Business, Engineering and Technology, Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications, Liberal Arts, Nursing, Pharmacy, Science, and the College of Education and Continuing Studies. Academic Sessions showcase each of the schools and departments, faculty members and deans will be available to answer questions. Prospective students are encouraged to visit the school and department that they are interested in, as well as talk with representatives, meet current students, and take a tour of the campus. Financial Aid representatives will be on hand to discuss award packages and general financial aid questions. Housing representatives from the housing department will be available to answer questions about first-year and upper-class student housing. The Afternoon Session is a fun-filled ending to an informative day. The session will begin with creative presentations by student organizations. The award-winning Hampton University Marching Band with Ebony Fire will perform, as well as the Terpsichorean Dancers, the Hampton University Jazz Band, and the nationally acclaimed Hampton University Choir. Registration has been designed to provide you with a packet filled with important materials. Registration will begin at 7a.m. You may register for this event here. Scheduling of Group Tours If you are representing a school or organization and would like to bring a group of students to visit Hampton, please first read our guidelines on special groups:
Groups visiting the campus can arrange to have a tour specifically suited to their group's interest and time schedule. For each group, there will be a $40 reservation fee. To make a group request, please be sure to select a group tour when using our online reservation form. All request forms must be submitted at least four weeks prior to the expected visit date. Forms arriving after the four week window will incur a $50 reservation fee and the date and time is subject to approval based on availability. A response will be returned via email. Allow 7-10 days to process your application. *Groups who were unable to register within the time frame may have priority in selecting a date in the following semester or school year. Thank you for your interest in bringing a group to the campus. We are excited about the possibility of hosting your group and sincerely hope to arrange a meaningful visit for your students. Due to construction along Interstate-64W and 64E please allow at least an additional 45 minutes for travel. Have a meal with us in our historic cafeteria, Virginia-Cleveland Hall (c. 1874). Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner are available for groups and families visiting the campus. If you would like to make a reservation to have a meal on campus, please call our catering office directly (757) 727-5218.
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