Inclusivity Statement
At Wooster, creating a diverse, equitable, welcoming and inclusive campus community is a top priority. Our students, faculty, staff, and visitors of all races, ethnicities, nationalities, faiths, sexual orientations, gender identities, and socioeconomic circumstances are welcome. We respect and value the commonalities and differences among us. By celebrating the uniqueness of each individual and recognizing it takes all people to make a college community, we pledge to stand united against hate by creating and contributing to safe campus environments in our community.
We look forward to welcoming you to campus. Be sure to dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes. Please note that some faculty and staff may require masks in their classrooms and offices, and we will provide you with a mask if needed.
Please arrive for your visit 15 minutes before the start of your first appointment. We welcome guests to check-in at our front desk in the admissions lobby. Lobby restrooms and refreshments are available for all guests.
All high school students and their family members can enjoy a student-led campus tour. Our campus tours are individualized whenever possible. If you attend a larger visit program, you will be grouped with other families.
We do not have a guest limit.
All high school students may request an on-campus interview/conversation with a member of our admissions staff. We believe current high school seniors find these conversations most beneficial.
If the coach or program representative is available during the day of your visit, we will indicate the time and location of the meeting upon check-in.
Students and their guests may request to dine on campus during most individual visits and selected visit programs. We highly recommend families explore our local Wooster restaurants. Some of our favorite downtown spots include Broken Rocks, Basil, Spoon, Local Roots (local co-op) and Salsaroja Bar & Grill.
Students can request to meet with a professor and/or attend an in-person class as available. Most individual visit dates and selected weekday visit programs offer these activities.
*Students interested in attending a class, meeting with a professor, or dining on campus, please see our visit form to select options.
Overnights are available for high school seniors on select Visit Days and select nights during the week. Students traveling alone to campus for individual visits or visit programs may request a shuttle to and from the Cleveland airport. Requests for a shuttle should be made in the event registration for. Please note that shuttle requests require a 2 week notice.
We cannot guarantee a tour or interview if you have not registered in advance, but feel free to stop in the Admissions Office (847 College Ave.) during open hours.
You are welcome to enjoy a self-guided tour should you find yourself traveling near Wooster. Campus maps are available next to the entrance of the Admissions Office.
We welcome college counselors, community based organizations, and educational consultants to visit Wooster and connect with admissions staff and students. Please contact April Gamble, Coordinator of Counselor Relations, to plan your visit experience (330-263-2201).