Visiting the Booth Campus can be an enlightening experience for prospective students. Here’s what to expect during your visit.

What to Expect Before the Visit?

• Schedule your visit through the Booth website.
• Prepare a list of questions you want to ask current students and faculty.
• Familiarize yourself with Booth’s programs and campus culture.

Arrival and Check-In

Upon arriving, check in at the visitor’s center. A friendly staff member will greet you and provide you with materials about the campus and its offerings.

Campus Tour Overview

• The campus tour typically lasts about an hour.
• You will have the opportunity to see some key facilities, including lecture halls, study areas, and lounges.
• A current student will likely lead the tour, offering personal insights.

Lecture and Class Visits

Depending on the schedule, you may attend a live class session. This will give you firsthand experience of the teaching style and curriculum. Pay attention to the engagement level of the students.

Meeting with Faculty

• Meetings are often scheduled with faculty from your area of interest.
• This is a great opportunity to discuss academic standards, research opportunities, and the faculty’s teaching philosophy.
• Prepare specific questions about your intended program.

Q&A Session with Current Students

A major part of the visit will likely be a Q&A session with current students. Make sure to ask them about their experience at Booth.

Sample Questions for Current Students:

• What do you enjoy the most about Booth?
• How accessible are professors and faculty?
• What’s the social scene like?
• How does Booth support career advancement?

Networking Opportunities

Take advantage of any networking opportunities presented during the visit. You may meet other prospective students, alumni, or guest speakers during events or luncheons.

Food and Amenities

• Expect to have lunch provided if attending a full day visit.
• Cafeteria options will give you a glimpse of what daily life is like for students at Booth.

Campus Resources

Learn about the various resources available to students, including:

• Career services
• Academic resources (tutoring, libraries)
• Mental health services
• Clubs and organizations

Post-Visit Reflection

After the visit, take some time to reflect on your experiences. Consider how they align with your academic and career goals.

Important Statistics

Mind Map of Campus Visit Expectations

1. Pre-Visit Preparation
2. Arrival and Check-In
3. Campus Tour
4. Class Visits
5. Faculty Meetings
6. Q&A Sessions with Students
7. Networking Opportunities
8. Reflection

Conclusion

A Booth Campus visit is an essential step in making your educational decision. Take this opportunity to absorb everything you can, from the atmosphere to the academic rigor, ensuring it’s the right match for your future.