TOURS OF UW-WHITEWATER
We think you'll love it here. The best way to find out if UW-Whitewater is a fit for you is to spend some time on our southeastern Wisconsin campus.
We're excited to show you and your family around acres of green spaces and gardens, academic buildings, residence halls, sports complexes, and other UW-Whitewater campus highlights.
EXPERIENCE OUR UNIVERSITY
Self-Guided Tour
Whether you are visiting us on a day when a regular tour isn't available or you'd like to go at your own pace, we hope downloading this guide will serve you well.
How to visit UW-Whitewater
Campus tours allow you to see everyday college life in action. Here are a few ways to tour our Whitewater Campus.
General Campus Visits
Daily Campus Tours
UW-Whitewater campus tours are led by friendly, knowledgeable Warhawks who love sharing all UW-Whitewater has to offer. We offer tours of our Whitewater campus most weekdays and the occasional Saturday. This experience will last about 2 hours, including a brief presentation by an admissions counselor followed by a walking tour.
Warhawk Preview Days
This exciting program allows you to explore what it means to be a Warhawk! Meet with representatives from our academic colleges, explore our many areas of campus support, and learn about how to apply to UW-Whitewater. You’ll also hear from our current Warhawks as you experience a campus tour. Formal programming will run from 8:30 am – 1:30 pm.
Dates: June 20, July 25, August 15
Register for Warhawk Preview Day
College Bound Group Tours
Schedule a group tour with us! Learn more about our University, academic programs, college life, and take a tour! With capacity for groups ranging in sizes from 10-60 participants, group tours are designed for high school students at varying stages of the college search process and can be crafted to fit your groups specific needs.
Campus tours allow you to see everyday college life in action. Here are a few ways to tour our Rock County Campus.
Tuesday Tours at Two
Each week at 2 p.m., we offer tours of our Rock County campus led by a knowledgeable Warhawk. Bring a parent, friend or sibling if you wish. To take a tour, either stop by the campus any Tuesday at 2 p.m., call the Warhawk Solution Center at 608-758-6541 or email uwwrockinfo@uww.edu. We'll ask for a few questions about your interests to help us tailor your needs.
Register for a Tuesday Tour @ 2
URock Admissions Office Hours
Meet with a UW-Whitewater at Rock County admissions representative for assistance with completing an admissions application, degree exploration, financial aid, or general information.
URock Group Tours
Schedule a group tour at UW-Whitewater at Rock County. Learn more about our university, academic programs (including the Edgewood BSN and UW-Platteville Engineering Program), college life, and take a tour. Group tours are great for high schools, community clubs, and local business and organization. Tours can be crafted to fit your needs.
Register for a URock Group Tour
Campus Videos
Further explore UW-Whitewater at Rock County and all the opportunities we have to offer our students.
Virtual Visit Experiences
Virtual Tour (Self-Guided)
Take a virtual tour today and explore campus at your own pace and whenever it's most convenient for you. You’ll hit some of the most popular places on campus, from bustling recreation spaces to bright and airy learning facilities — and you’ll also see what our campus looks like as the seasons change.
Virtual Information Session and Campus Tour
Take a tour of UW-Whitewater from where you are! First, you’ll Learn about academics, campus support, how to apply and Next Steps after admission at UW-Whitewater from our admissions team. Then, tour our Whitewater campus with a knowledgeable Warhawk who loves sharing all UW-Whitewater has to offer.
Dates: July 9
If you have questions about applying to UW-Whitewater, contact us »
Planning to visit campus? Here are a few resources to help you find your way:
While you’re close to campus, you might also want to check out our hometown of Whitewater, as well as explore more of southeastern Wisconsin. Our region is filled with lakes, prairies, forests — and plenty of outdoor recreation opportunities.
