The Herbert Wertheim College of Engineering offers information sessions and college tours on selected dates throughout the fall and spring semesters. Prospective students and their families will learn about the college during an information session presented by one of our professional academic advisors and take a student-led walking tour of  engineering facilities and labs.

These information sessions are appropriate for prospective freshmen and undergraduate transfer students.

We cannot offer tours during the summer, holidays, or peak academic dates.

This is a walking tour, so please wear comfortable footwear and clothing. If any member of your party is unable to participate in the walking tour, there is  a comfortable lounge area and food court in the Reitz Union. Remember, UF is proud to be a 100% tobacco free campus.

To maximize your visit to the University of Florida, we suggest you consider attending the morning UF Admissions session and campus tour so you can get all of your questions answered.

THREE WAYS TO VISIT THE COLLEGE THIS SPRING:

FLORIDA DAYS: hosted by the University of Florida Admissions Office, FOR ADMITTED STUDENTS, INVITE ONLY.

GATOR ENGINEERING EXPERIENCE DAY: offered through the College of Engineering, FOR ADMITTED STUDENTS, INVITE ONLY.

COLLEGE INFORMATION SESSIONS

If you are planning on attending either of these events, please do not register for the College Information Sessions listed bellow.

INFORMATION SESSIONS, FLORIDA DAYS AND GEE DAY OFFER THE EXACT SAME INFORMATION. PLEASE REGISTER FOR ONLY ONE OF THESE, AS CAPACITY IS LIMITED.

Register for a College Information Session

These departments offer major specific information sessions:

The J. Crayton Pruitt Family Department of Biomedical Engineering

How to make the most of your campus visit

1. Help us make your visit meaningful by scheduling in advance. We do our best to accommodate walk-ins, but can personalize your visit if we know about it ahead of your arrival.
2. Make a list of questions you want answered. Bring it with you.
3. Do a little research before you come to campus. This can help you to develop your list of questions. Reviewing the university and college web sites can familiarize you with many aspects of our programs and campus life, allowing you to tailor your campus visit to your areas of interest and making sure those topics are covered.
4. Some facilities and resources are not available during break weeks, exam weeks, and holidays. We cannot accommodate visits during the first week of a term.