On-Campus Visit Opportunities
Visit our quintessential college campus and learn more about life at Lehigh directly from our admissions counselors and student tour guides.
As you are registering, please carefully review the On-Campus Admissions Events Calendar and the specific description for each event for important details. Most events consist of a group information session and a student-guided campus tour in order to provide well-rounded information from both admissions counselors and current students. However, you are welcome to attend just one of the two components—simply register for an event, inform us of your individual circumstances via email, and attend as you can. There are also times in the academic year where we are unable to offer student-guided campus tours and it will be clear in the description of those events that tours are not offered and that visitors are welcome to take a self-guided tour of campus on their own.
Staying in Bethlehem? Find a hotel near Lehigh and make a plan to explore Bethlehem while you're on campus!
In the Group Information Session, an Office of Admissions staff member will share stories about unique and exclusive academic and research experiences, our vibrant community, traditions, and life in PA’s third largest metro area. The supportive Lehigh family and strong career placement are also discussed. The session concludes with admissions and financial aid basics.
Financial Aid Sessions
Join us to learn more about the financial aid process at Lehigh, including deadlines, requirements, types of aid, merit aid vs need-based aid and the financial aid formula.
Student guides share their perspective on residential life, dining on campus and in Bethlehem, extra-curricular activities, course workload, relationships with professors, and student support services while highlighting important facilities across campus.
Interviews are available to rising high school seniors who wish to ask specific questions about Lehigh or provide additional context for their application. On-campus interviews may take place with an admissions counselor or a current student who is part of our Admissions Fellows program. Depending on where you are in your application process, you can also request a virtual interview with an alumnus (details available in the Virtual Interview section). Lehigh interviews are evaluative, but not required as part of the application process. An interview can be a useful tool for Lehigh prospective applicants to share more of their story and learn more about the institution. Interviews last approximately 30 minutes. Students can only interview with Lehigh once.
General Interviews
General interviews are available during the fall semester on campus to rising seniors who are considering applying, or have already submitted an application, to Lehigh. They are typically conducted by a current student who is a member of our Admissions Fellows program, or one of our admissions counselors. This is the most widely available interview option. Students can only interview with Lehigh once.
Alumni Interviews
Alumni interviews are available to current seniors who have already submitted their application and have not yet completed an interview with Lehigh in any capacity. Learn more >
Thank you for your interest in sharing Lehigh University with your students! Please see below for additional information about the group visit experience at Lehigh.
Scheduling Your Visit
- Programming for groups 15 - 35 visitors (including chaperones) is offered on select weekdays and is available to Community-Based Organizations and schools with students enrolled in 9th-12th grade.
- The group visit will include a tour of our Asa Packer Campus. Select dates indicated on the calendar will also include a Q&A with one of our admissions counselors.
- Our Asa Packer Campus tour is approximately 60 minutes in duration and includes moderate hills and steps.
- Please submit a group visit request on our calendar.
- Note Tour Only Dates: October 31, November 1, November 28, November 29 (no counselor Q&A offered)
- Please note that selecting one of our time slots is not an approval of your request, and you should only request one visit date and time.
- We will respond to your request within 5 business days of its submission.
Visit Us Virtually or On Your Own
- If our calendar of events does not meet the needs of your group, we would still love to welcome you to explore our campus through a self-guided tour or to visit us virtually.
- Groups smaller than 15 students, or students interested in visiting our campus independently, are encouraged to register for an in-person information session on our Admissions Calendar.
Dining Information
- Interested in dining while visiting Lehigh? You can choose to explore local Bethlehem eateries.
Parking Information
- Address: Alumni Memorial Building: 27 Memorial Drive West, Bethlehem, PA 18015
- If you are traveling by bus: Please have your driver take your bus into the circle directly in front of the Alumni Memorial Building - you will recognize it by the large fountain/water feature in the middle of the circle. This area can be used for dropping off and picking up your students.
- Due to campus parking regulations, buses cannot wait on the Asa Packer Campus. We recommend parking your bus at our Goodman Campus during the visit.
- Directions to our Goodman Campus.
All visitors to campus agree to adhere to the University’s safety policies and protocols. Failure to do so will result in an immediate request to leave the campus. Please review the information shared below about the expectations and policies in place for visitors prior to registering for an event or visiting campus.
All visitors to campus should adhere to the following safety protocols:
- The day of your visit, all visitors must monitor their symptoms and not come to campus if they are feeling sick. Any member of your party should stay home if:
- they have tested positive for COVID-19
- are experiencing COVID-19 symptoms
- they have come in close contact with a person who has symptoms of or has tested positive for COVID-19 within the past 14 days
- Masks are optional indoors and outdoors on Lehigh campuses, with the exception of the Health and Wellness Center and in specific contexts where masking is required by event organizers or instructors. In these situations signage and/or other means will be used to communicate this requirement. Each member of your party should have a mask on hand at all times and must abide by the mask requirements of a particular location, facility, or event if applicable, regardless of their vaccination status. Our office reserves the right to institute a masking requirement at our discretion and for any particular portion or the whole duration of the visit, without prior notification. Some visitors or members of our community will choose to voluntarily wear a mask for personal safety, medical or other reasons. We encourage visitors to support one another in those decisions.
- Visitors are welcome to enter most academic buildings and can dine in on-campus eateries on weekdays during the day.
Failure to follow these safety requirements will result in immediate request to leave campus.
- Weekdays during Business Hours (9 a.m. -5 p.m.)
- A limited number of free visitor parking spaces are available on a first-come-first-serve basis in the designated spaces on the lower levels of the Alumni Memorial Parking Garage, adjacent to the Alumni Memorial Building.
- Additional parking is available at the metered spaces on level 1 of the Alumni Memorial Parking Garage, on adjacent city side streets, and in public parking garages. Please note, some parking may require a fee or meter payment.
- Weekends and After Business Hours (after 5 p.m.)
- In addition to the limited free visitor parking in the designated spaces on the lower levels of the Alumni Memorial Parking Garage, spaces on levels 2-6 of the garage are available, at a cost. If you park on levels 2-6, parking must be paid at the start of your visit. Parking rates are $1/hour plus a one time $.25 service fee per parking session. If you extend your time, there will be no additional service fee.
- You have two options to pay for parking:
- Text LU11 to 25023. You will receive a link to enter your license plate number, amount of time you want to park and payment information. You will receive a text message 15 minutes before your time expires with a link to add more time. Alternatively, you can reopen the webpage where you originally paid to add more time as well.
- Scan the QR code on the signs located near the stairs and elevator in the garage or visit t2p.mobi/LU11. Enter your license plate number, amount of time you want to park and payment information. If you would like to receive a text message 15 minutes before your time expires, you must create an account and add your phone number.
- Parking in any other area on campus will result in your vehicle being ticketed.
Lehigh University’s Office of Admissions strives to honor scheduled campus visits while keeping safety in mind. In the event that the University closes due to inclement weather or an emergency, all scheduled campus visits will also be canceled. Information regarding any changes to the University’s opening will be posted on the top of each page of Lehigh’s website. Students and families should check this page prior to traveling to Lehigh University if hazardous weather conditions are forecast.
Visiting students and their families are encouraged to exercise caution when determining whether to travel in inclement weather. Please use good judgment and put safety first when traveling and navigating campus. If a student or the University cancels an interview, information session, campus tour or other appointment due to inclement weather, it will not reflect negatively on the student’s application. We request that the student notifies the Office of Admissions of the reason for cancellation in a timely manner. The Office of Admissions cannot guarantee a rescheduled interview or other event if one is cancelled due to inclement weather or an emergency.
The three potential situations are outlined below:
- University Closed (Full Day): Information sessions, tours, interviews and other events are canceled.
- Delayed Opening: Information sessions, tours, and interviews scheduled during the delayed opening will be canceled. Once the University reopens, information sessions and tours will continue at their scheduled times. If a student is already on campus for a cancelled interview, we will attempt to reschedule the interview for a time later that day.
- Early Close: Information sessions, tours and interviews scheduled for a time after the University closes will be canceled. If a student is already on campus when the University closure announcement is made and their scheduled interview is canceled, we will work with the student to reschedule an in-person or online interview with the student for a later date but cannot guarantee that we will be able to find a mutually convenient time.
Virtual Visit Opportunities
Join us virtually to discover more about Lehigh University! Sessions with admissions counselors, current students and faculty will help you learn more about Lehigh from wherever you are.
In the Group Information Session, an Office of Admissions staff member will share stories about unique and exclusive academic and research experiences, our vibrant community, traditions, and life in PA’s third largest metro area. The supportive Lehigh family and strong career placement are also discussed. The session concludes with admissions and financial aid basics.
We encourage you to attend a live session if available, but if you are unable to please feel free to watch this on-demand session.
Virtual Financial Aid Sessions
Join us to learn more about the financial aid process at Lehigh, including deadlines, requirements, types of aid, merit aid vs need-based aid and the financial aid formula.
We encourage you to attend a live session if available, but if you are unable to please feel free to watch this on-demand session.
Live Virtual Student-Guided Campus Tours
Join our current-student tour guides as they virtually take you across Lehigh's campus and share their experiences. Many topics and facilities that are particularly important to first-year students and their parents are included in the Live Virtual Student-Guided Tour, including residence life, dining, extra-curricular activities, course workload, relationships with professors, and student support services.
Virtual Tour
Our virtual tour is the next best thing to an in-person visit. You’ll follow the route of the undergraduate admissions tour to see academic and student life buildings while learning about life at Lehigh along the way.
YouTube and Instagram Live Tours
Follow our tour guides as they show you around campus on YouTube. You can watch the whole playlist or skip ahead to buildings you’re particularly interested in.
View a live-streamed tour from Instagram featuring our current student tour guides. Follow us on Instagram for more live-streamed events, Instagram Story Q&As and more.
Interviews are available in the summer to rising high school seniors who wish to ask specific questions about Lehigh or provide additional context for their application. Interviews may take place with an admissions counselor, a current student who is part of our Admissions Fellows program, or an alumnus depending on where you are in your application process. Lehigh interviews are evaluative, but not required as part of the application process. All virtual interviews will be held via Zoom. An interview can be a useful tool for Lehigh prospective applicants to share more of their story and learn more about the institution. Interviews last approximately 30 minutes. Students can only interview with Lehigh once.
General Interviews
General interviews are available during the summer virtually to rising seniors who are considering applying, or have already submitted an application, to Lehigh. They are typically conducted by a current student who is a member of our Admissions Fellows program, or one of our admissions counselors. This is the most widely available interview option. Students can only interview with Lehigh once.
Alumni Interviews
Alumni interviews are available to current seniors who have already submitted their application and have not yet completed an interview with Lehigh in any capacity. Applicants will have the opportunity to determine how they would like to be matched up with alumni interviewers based on a variety of factors such as geographic location, identity group or future career. Once a student has submitted their application and created their applicant portal, they will find the registration link in the bottom right hand side of the main portal page. The opportunity for an applicant to request an alumni interview is only available until the first week of January.
In these student panels, four to five current Lehigh students will share their stories about life on campus and answer questions from prospective students and families. Join us to learn more about Lehigh directly from our students, and bring your questions for the Q&A segment. All student panelists will be Lehigh juniors and seniors.
Advanced registration is required, no less than 24 hours before the event, and we will email a Zoom link for the event the day of or the evening prior.
Virtual programming for groups of 15 or more is offered on select weekdays and is available to Community-Based Organizations and schools with students enrolled in 9th-12th grade. Groups should make arrangements by completing the online registration form at least three weeks prior to their desired date for the virtual programming. Completion of this form is not a guarantee that we will be able to accommodate your group for a virtual event.
Our aim is to provide the best event experience to any student or group. On days when we anticipate a high volume of events or when our students are on break, we are unable to confirm any large group visits as we do not want to provide an experience that is less than our best. Please reach out if you have questions about dates our office may not be open.
Specialized Sessions & Events
Join us for sessions that take a deep dive into topics like our colleges, special programs, student life opportunities and more.
Special events include Open House, our Diversity Achievers Program and more. Please save the date for our fall Open Houses on October 1 and October 22, 2023.
Spotlight Sessions are unique events that each highlight a specific topic like the application process, academic experience, campus life and more. View upcoming sessions >
We offer several college- and program-specific virtual information sessions that delve deeper into areas of study. It is recommended, if possible, that students attend a general Virtual or On-Campus Admissions Information Session for an introduction to Lehigh prior to attending a college and program-specific information session. If you are unable to attend a Virtual or On-Campus Admissions Information Session, you are still welcome to register for a college or program-specific information session.
Upcoming Special Visit Opportunities
Utilize the filter below to find a session that fits your interests and schedule.Event Name
Date
Description
Join us on campus for our Fall Open House! You’ll have the chance to experience our dynamic community firsthand while learning about our collaborative culture, focus on creative problem-solving, and proven post-graduate success.
We’re excited for you to spend the day with us on campus! We will start the day with check-in beginning at 8:00 AM ET with the remainder of the day including:
- General Overview of Lehigh University
- "Coffee Chat" with Associate Deans of each college
- College-Specific Sessions
- Lehigh Campus Expo
- Admissions Process and Financial Aid Information Session
- Campus Tours
A full agenda, as well as, all important information for the day will be emailed to you on Monday, September 25, 2023.
In the Live Virtual Group Information Session, an Office of Admissions staff member will share stories about unique and exclusive academic and research experiences, our vibrant community, traditions, and life in PA’s third-largest metro area. The supportive Lehigh family and strong career placement are also discussed. The session concludes with admissions and financial aid basics. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
In these Live Virtual Student Panels, several current Lehigh students will introduce themselves, share their stories about life on campus, and answer questions from prospective students and families. Join us for their brief introductions, answers to a few pre-selected questions, and a general question-and-answer segment. All student panelists will be Lehigh juniors and seniors. Advanced registration is required, no less than 24 hours before the event.
The P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science Preview provides an overview of Lehigh's engineering disciplines and hands-on approach to education, while highlighting some of the research and educational opportunities available to students of Lehigh Engineering. These college-specific information sessions are open to all prospective students.
The P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science Preview provides an overview of Lehigh's engineering disciplines and hands-on approach to education, while highlighting some of the research and educational opportunities available to students of Lehigh Engineering. These college-specific information sessions are open to all prospective students. Advance registration is required, no less than 24 hours before the session, and we will email a Zoom link for your event the day of or the evening prior.
Join us for a special tour and get the engineering scoop on Lehigh University. Meet one of the Academic Deans of the Rossin College and tour some of our "off the beaten path" spaces on campus. On the Asa Packer campus, you will find labs related to manufacturing, electronics, environmental systems, structures, microscopy, and fabrication. Think big in Fritz, or think nano in Whitaker. Take the opportunity to really immerse yourself in Lehigh's engineering history as you see some of the most unique equipment on earth. Your tour guide will be one of our current students, who can tell you all about being a Lehigh Engineer!
This tour will meet in the Alumni Memorial Building and will include facilities on the Asa Packer Campus. We want to be respectful of each visitors' time and aim to have events start as promptly as possible. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for check-in.
Lehigh@NasdaqCenter,
505 Howard St,
San Francisco, CA 94105
Admissions Counselor(s): Morgan Volkart
For questions, please contact: Morgan Volkart
Our panel of recent Lehigh graduates who live and work in the Bay Area will share about their Lehigh experience and how Lehigh helped prepare them for success in their career path and life after Lehigh. Bring your questions to be answered by our alumni and your admissions counselor!
Founded and grounded in experiential learning, Lehigh Engineering students discover their passions and make real impact through research and working with groundbreaking faculty. Meet with current students, staff and some members of P.C. Rossin faculty while also exploring our engineering spaces on campus. Please check-in at Packard Laboratory Lobby.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students.
During these sessions, Lehigh Business will be sharing an overview of the business curriculum, as well as hosting a panel discussion with faculty, career services, and business students. Come discover what makes the Lehigh program unique and hear the panel's perspectives on 'Why Lehigh'?
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health will be the first college in the United States to offer an undergraduate degree in population health data science with a focus on health innovation and technology. This information session provides an overview on: the emerging field of population health; the College's degree and certificate programs; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific information sessions are open to all prospective students. Advance registration is required, no less than 24 hours before the session, and we will email a Zoom link for your event the day of or the evening prior.
For this Spotlight Session, join our Director of Admissions, Bruce Bunnick, as he answers your questions about the general college admissions process and what our application process looks like at Lehigh. Please come with questions. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students. Advance registration is required, no less than 24 hours before your session, and we will email a Zoom link for your event the day of or the evening prior.
During these sessions, Lehigh Business will be sharing an overview of the business curriculum, as well as hosting a panel discussion with faculty, career services, and business students. Come discover what makes the Lehigh program unique and hear the panel's perspectives on 'Why Lehigh'?
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
For this Spotlight Session, join our Financial Aid Office, who will touch upon the Financial Aid process at Lehigh, as well as leaving time for a Q&A period. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
For this Spotlight Session, join our the Assistant Director of International Student Experience, Patricia Beaven, and a panel of current Lehigh students totalk about the International Student experience here on campus. A focus will be placed on the student experience with time left over for Q&A. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
For this Spotlight Session, join our Office of International Affairs (OIA), including representatives from our Study Abroad Program, United Nations Partnership, and Iacocca International Internship. An overview of the role of the OIA, discussions about each of the three programs, as well as a time for a Q&A period will be offered. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
Join us on campus for our Fall Open House! You’ll have the chance to experience our dynamic community firsthand while learning about our collaborative culture, focus on creative problem-solving, and proven post-graduate success.
We’re excited for you to spend the day with us on campus! We will start the day with check-in beginning at 8:00 AM ET with the remainder of the day including:
- General Overview of Lehigh University
- "Coffee Chat" with Associate Deans of each college
- College-Specific Sessions
- Lehigh Campus Expo
- Admissions Process and Financial Aid Information Session
- Campus Tours
A full agenda, as well as, all important information for the day will be emailed to you on Monday, September 25, 2023.
For this Spotlight Session, join Autumn Moser, an Associate Director in the Office of Career and Professional Development, who will touch upon the Pre-Health, Pre-Law, and Pre-Graduate Study Programs here at Lehigh. Time will be left for a Q&A period as well. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
For this Spotlight Session, join Dr. Storer, one of the co-Directors of the Intergrated Busienss and Engineering (IBE) Honors Program at Lehigh to discuss details of this unique program offered at Lehigh, as well as the opportunities it creates for students. Time will be left for a Q&A period as well. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
The P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science Preview provides an overview of Lehigh's engineering disciplines and hands-on approach to education, while highlighting some of the research and educational opportunities available to students of Lehigh Engineering. These college-specific information sessions are open to all prospective students.
For this Spotlight Session, join Dr. Whitmer, one of the co-Directors of the Computer Science and Business (CSB) Honors Program at Lehigh to discuss details of this unique program offered at Lehigh, as well as the opportunities it creates for students. Time will be left for a Q&A period as well. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
For this Spotlight Session, join Katie Radande and Jennifer Jensen, the Directors of Lehigh Launch to disucss what this unique Study Abroad opportunity offers Lehigh Students. Time will be left for a Q&A period as well. You will receive an invitation from Zoom with the link to access the event the day of or the evening prior.
Lehigh opened the Business Innovation Building in 2023. Learn about how the upgraded Bosland Financial Services Laboratory, new Ventures Lab business accelerator, and expanded Rauch Center for Business Communication support our commitment to experiential learning.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students.
During these sessions, Lehigh Business will be sharing an overview of the business curriculum, as well as hosting a panel discussion with faculty, career services, and business students. Come discover what makes the Lehigh program unique and hear the panel's perspectives on 'Why Lehigh'?
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students.
During these sessions, Lehigh Business will be sharing an overview of the business curriculum, as well as hosting a panel discussion with faculty, career services, and business students. Come discover what makes the Lehigh program unique and hear the panel's perspectives on 'Why Lehigh'?
Founded and grounded in experiential learning, Lehigh Engineering students discover their passions and make real impact through research and working with groundbreaking faculty. Meet with current students, staff and some members of P.C. Rossin faculty while also exploring our engineering spaces on campus. Please check-in at Packard Laboratory Lobby.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
The P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science Preview provides an overview of Lehigh's engineering disciplines and hands-on approach to education, while highlighting some of the research and educational opportunities available to students of Lehigh Engineering. These college-specific information sessions are open to all prospective students.
Join us for a special tour and get the engineering scoop on Lehigh University. Meet one of the Academic Deans of the Rossin College and tour some of our "off the beaten path" spaces on campus. On the Asa Packer campus, you will find labs related to manufacturing, electronics, environmental systems, structures, microscopy, and fabrication. Think big in Fritz, or think nano in Whitaker. Take the opportunity to really immerse yourself in Lehigh's engineering history as you see some of the most unique equipment on earth. Your tour guide will be one of our current students, who can tell you all about being a Lehigh Engineer!
This tour will meet in the Alumni Memorial Building and will include facilities on the Asa Packer Campus. We want to be respectful of each visitors' time and aim to have events start as promptly as possible. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for check-in.
Lehigh opened the Business Innovation Building in 2023. Learn about how the upgraded Bosland Financial Services Laboratory, new Ventures Lab business accelerator, and expanded Rauch Center for Business Communication support our commitment to experiential learning.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
Join us for a special tour and get the engineering scoop on Lehigh University. Meet one of the Academic Deans of the Rossin College and tour some of our "off the beaten path" spaces on campus. On the Asa Packer campus, you will find labs related to manufacturing, electronics, environmental systems, structures, microscopy, and fabrication. Think big in Fritz, or think nano in Whitaker. Take the opportunity to really immerse yourself in Lehigh's engineering history as you see some of the most unique equipment on earth. Your tour guide will be one of our current students, who can tell you all about being a Lehigh Engineer!
This tour will meet in the Alumni Memorial Building and will include facilities on the Asa Packer Campus. We want to be respectful of each visitors' time and aim to have events start as promptly as possible. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for check-in.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
The P.C. Rossin College of Engineering and Applied Science Preview provides an overview of Lehigh's engineering disciplines and hands-on approach to education, while highlighting some of the research and educational opportunities available to students of Lehigh Engineering. These college-specific information sessions are open to all prospective students.
Students in the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) often comment that international opportunities, research with faculty, and hands-on learning experiences outside the classroom are the best parts of their Lehigh experience. Please join a group of CAS students and faculty in a panel discussion as they talk about the unique learning experiences they've engaged in. This event will offer a college overview and an opportunity to ask questions to CAS faculty and students.
At this important time of change in health and health care, Lehigh University's College of Health prepares students for a myriad of careers as well as pathways to graduate and medical school. The preview session will provide an overview on: an innovative curriculum that trains students to solve critical health issues through the lens of data science and health equity in the College's degree and minor programs; how the College integrates career and professional development to prepare students for their post-undergraduate goals; experiential learning and research opportunities available to students from the first time they step onto campus; and, potential career trajectories after graduation. These college-specific sessions are open to all prospective students.
During these sessions, Lehigh Business will be sharing an overview of the business curriculum, as well as hosting a panel discussion with faculty, career services, and business students. Come discover what makes the Lehigh program unique and hear the panel's perspectives on 'Why Lehigh'?
Join us for a special tour and get the engineering scoop on Lehigh University. Meet one of the Academic Deans of the Rossin College and tour some of our "off the beaten path" spaces on campus. On the Asa Packer campus, you will find labs related to manufacturing, electronics, environmental systems, structures, microscopy, and fabrication. Think big in Fritz, or think nano in Whitaker. Take the opportunity to really immerse yourself in Lehigh's engineering history as you see some of the most unique equipment on earth. Your tour guide will be one of our current students, who can tell you all about being a Lehigh Engineer!
This tour will meet in the Alumni Memorial Building and will include facilities on the Asa Packer Campus. We want to be respectful of each visitors' time and aim to have events start as promptly as possible. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early to allow time for check-in.
Admissions Materials
Get an overview of Lehigh as you explore digital versions of the same print brochures found in our lobby for in-person visitors.