Academic Interest Sessions:

Featured majors: Animal Sciences, Dietetics, Food Biosciences, Forestry, Human Nutrition, and more. Visit the Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food & Environment website to learn more about all programs.

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• Martin-Gatton College of Agriculture, Food & Environment Visit: Meet with a recruiter to learn about related majors, scholarships, experiential learning, and more. Guests can also visit related academic facilities.

Planning note: If scheduling additional visits alongside the M-G CAFE Visit, allow 30 minutes for travel so that you can arrive on time.

Featured majors: Anthropology, Biology, Chemistry, Economics, English, History, Liberal Studies, Mathematics, and more. Visit the College of Arts & Sciences website to learn more about all programs.

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• College of Arts and Sciences Visit: Includes a 45-minute information session for prospective students and an opportunity to observe a course with a current student ambassador or tour the Jacobs Science Building.
• College of Arts and Sciences Pre-Health Information Session: Meet with pre-health advisors to discuss healthcare programs, curriculum, entrance exams, and ways to develop a competitive application profile.

Featured majors: Communications, Information Communication Technology, Journalism, and more. Visit the College of Communication & Information website to learn more about all programs.

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• College of Communication and Information 1-on-1 Visit: Meet individually with a college representative to discuss major curriculum, scholarships, the CI Connect Living Learning Program, and more.

Featured majors: Architecture, Interiors: Planning/Strategy/Design, and Product Design. Visit the College of Design website to learn more about its programs.

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• College of Design 1-on-1 Visit: Meet individually with a college representative to learn more about the admission process, academic program curriculum, and more.

Featured majors: Accounting, Economics, Management, Marketing, and more. Visit the Gatton College of Business & Economics website to learn more about its programs.

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• Gatton College of Business and Economics 1-on-1 Visit: Meet individually with a college representative, followed by a walkthrough of the Gatton Building.

Featured majors: Elementary Education, Kinesiology, Secondary Education, Special Education, and more. Visit the College of Education website to learn more about its programs.

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• College of Education 1-on-1 Visit: Meet individually with a college representative to learn about major options, career pathways, admission, scholarships, and more.

Featured majors: Art Education, Dance, Exploratory Studies in Fine Arts, Music Education, Music Performance, Theatre, and more. Visit the College of Fine Arts website to learn more about its programs.

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• Art and Visual Studies: Tour the School of Art and Visual Studies building. Students interested in music, arts administration, theatre, or dance should select the specific tour for their major due to the distance between buildings.
• Music, Theater, Dance, Arts Administration, and Music Industry: Tour the Otis A. Singletary Center, Schmidt Vocal Arts Center, Fine Arts Building, and Lucille Little Fine Arts Library. Art and visual studies students should select the specific tour for their major.
• Film and Sonic Arts: This two-hour tour includes the School of Art and Visual Studies and performing arts buildings and reflects all pathways within the Film and Sonic Arts program.

Featured majors: Clinical Leadership and Management, Communication Sciences and Disorders, Exploratory Studies in Health Sciences, Human Health Sciences, Medical Laboratory Sciences, and more. Visit the College of Health Sciences website to learn more about its programs.

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• College of Health Science Visit: Attend an information session about the undergraduate programs offered in the College of Health Sciences and their admissions process.

Programs include: Nursing (ABSN—prior bachelor’s degree, LPN, or MedVet required), Nursing (Pre-Nursing—no prior degree), and Nursing (RN-BSN—current Registered Nurse license required). Visit the College of Nursing website to learn more about its programs.

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• College of Nursing Visit: Take a guided group tour of the UK College of Nursing building, including the Simulation Lab, student lounge, and more.

Learn more about Kentucky’s only Bachelor of Public Health degree accredited by the Council on Education for Public Health through the College of Public Health website.

Academic Information

• College of Public Health 1-on-1 Visit: Meet individually with a college representative to discuss curriculum, scholarships, admissions, and more.

Explore the future of pharmacy at UK. The College of Pharmacy offers the BS in Pharmaceutical Sciences (BSPS), PharmD, and PhD in Pharmaceutical Sciences programs.

Learn how the BSPS prepares students for careers in pharmacy practice, industry, medicine, and research. The session also highlights the PharmD and PhD programs, admissions, career pathways, hands-on experiences, pharmacy school preparation, and a tour of the college’s facilities.

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• College of Pharmacy Visit: Participate in a group information session and tour. Connect with the enrollment management team to learn about the PharmD application process, career opportunities in pharmacy, and more.

Featured majors: Criminal Justice, Social Work, and more. Visit the College of Social Work website to learn more about its programs.

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• College of Social Work 1-on-1 Visit: Meet with an advisor or recruiter to explore curriculum, opportunities, and career pathways in areas such as child welfare, medical social work, mental health, policy, and community empowerment.
• Criminal Justice 1-on-1 Visit: Meet with an advisor or recruiter to explore curriculum, opportunities, and career pathways, including rehabilitation, community safety, forensics, cybercrime, juvenile justice, and advocacy.
• College of Social Work Class Visit: Explore learning experiences in Introduction to Social Work and Diverse Populations (SW 124). Meet the recruiter or advisor at 2:50 p.m. to walk to class.
• Criminal Justice Class Visit: Explore Introduction to Criminal Justice (CJ 124). Meet the recruiter or advisor at 1:50 p.m. to walk to class.

Visit the Lewis Honors College website to learn more about the Honors program.

Honors College Information

• Lewis Honors College Visit: Attend a small-group information session and tour of the Honors facilities. Learn about admission, curriculum, and the benefits of being an Honors student.

Visit the Martin School of Public Policy website to learn more about the Bachelor in Public Policy program.

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• Martin School of Public Policy and Administration 1-on-1 Visit: Meet individually with a representative to learn about the public policy major, career and internship opportunities, and the Martin School community.
• Preview Night: Hear from current students and faculty about career opportunities, internships, classes, and the community that comes with a public policy degree from the Martin School.
• Class Visit: Shadow Intro to Public Policy, taught by Director of Undergraduate Studies Dr. Cory Curl, then chat with the program advisor about majoring in public policy.

Featured majors: Civil Engineering, Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, and more. Visit the Stanley and Karen Pigman College of Engineering website to learn more about its programs.

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• Pigman College of Engineering Visit: Meet with an engineering recruiter in a small group or one-on-one setting to discuss programs, scholarships, co-ops, housing, and more. A tour of the engineering complex is included.
• Engineering Grand Tour: Meet current engineering students and faculty, tour engineering buildings, labs, and makerspaces, and attend an information session about programs, scholarships, co-ops, and more.
• Engineering Open House: Spend the day exploring admissions, co-ops and internships, scholarships, the Living Learning Program, engineering facilities, classrooms, research labs, and an optional residence hall tour.