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Scheduling an office visit

Scheduling your visit is the best way to minimize your time in the office.

When you schedule a visit, the system will walk you through everything you need to bring to complete your transaction. Not only does this reduce the chance of needing to schedule a return trip, it also means your visit can be completed in an average of just 20 minutes.

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We recommend scheduling a visit , so you can be served on time and be back on your way in about 20 minutes. When you schedule a visit , the system will walk you through everything you need to bring with you for your transaction, helping you to avoid having to make a return visit. Visits may be scheduled up to six months in advance. To schedule your visit, visit  Online Services or call 888-SOS-MICH (888-767-6424).

TIP: Scheduling your visit is the best way to minimize your time in the office.

When scheduling your visit online, you must select the green “Submit” button after entering in your information. Once the visit has been confirmed, a message will display on the next page and a confirmation email will automatically be sent to the email address used to book your visit.

The confirmation email also includes the option to cancel or reschedule the visit. To cancel or reschedule, select the link at the bottom of the email.

Visits are canceled if they are made with an invalid email address, or if the same person has made duplicate reservations.

You will also have the option to cancel or reschedule through a reminder text message.

If you cannot locate your confirmation email, it is recommended that you search your inbox for an email from [email protected]. Be sure to also check the junk or spam folders of your email account. If you still cannot locate your confirmation email, you can use the Find Visit form to manage your appointment online.

A reminder email and/or text will be sent closer to the date of your scheduled visit.

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Please schedule the office visit in your child's name as they are the resident who will receive service. You can use your own email address and phone number when scheduling. This will ensure the confirmation email and any follow-up messages are sent to your device.

If you aren’t able to locate your confirmation email, it is recommended that you search your inbox for an email from [email protected]. Be sure to also check the junk or spam folders of your email account.

If you still cannot locate your confirmation email, it is possible the visit may have been scheduled using a different or misspelled email address. You can locate your visit details online using the Find Visit form or by calling 888-SOS-MICH (888-767-6424) and selecting option 2. 

If an office must close because of an unanticipated facility problem, power outage, confirmed COVID-19 exposure, or other safety concern, scheduled office visits may be moved to another area office or will be rescheduled for another day. Residents will be notified via email and/or text if their appointment has been moved to another office or needs to be rescheduled.

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How should you visit Mississippi State? Discover the ideal visit experience that suits you from the options below.  

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Campus Visit

Campus Visits are scheduled year-round and include an overview from an admissions counselor about admissions, scholarships, campus life, and other aspects of being an MSU student followed by a tour of campus with a Roadrunner, a student recruiter. Optional meetings with academic colleges may also be scheduled. 

For disability accommodations, please contact the Office of Admissions and Scholarships at (662) 325-2224 or [email protected] .

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Preview Days

Fall and Spring Preview Days are designed to highlight all aspects of student life on campus from academic possibilities and residence halls to student organizations and facilities.

The Preview Day Experience

Transfer Preview Days

Transfer Preview Day is designed to highlight all aspects of student life on campus from academic possibilities to student organizations and facilities. 

The Transfer Preview Day Experience

Scholars Recognition Day

Scholars Recognition Day is an invitation only event exclusively for academically-talented high school seniors who have received an ACT score of 30 or above. At this event, you will have the opportunity to attend a variety of sessions showcasing unique experiences and resources available at Mississippi State University.

Scholars Recognition Day Expectation

Academic Insight

Academic Insight Days are a series of half-day events hosted by each of the colleges during the spring semester. These events will give admitted freshmen and transfer students the opportunity to meet representatives of the college they will be majoring in as well as interact with both current and entering students in their department.

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Virtual Visits

For convenience, we offer prospective students opportunities to visit with us virtually. 

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Need help locating campus or finding parking? Let us point you in the right direction. (For event days, parking directions will be sent via email.)

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Explore our stunning campus from wherever you may be through our captivating virtual tour! Engage with the interactive campus experience from any corner of the globe.

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NC State’s campus is located in the thriving city of Raleigh, North Carolina. Experience the place where you’ll think and do.

Welcome to NC State

We’re the largest four-year institution in North Carolina and one of the leading public universities in the United States. Here, students get the best of both worlds : an expansive campus with cutting-edge facilities that’s just minutes away from a major metropolitan area brimming with opportunity.

You’ll find lots of ways to fill a day here — whether you’re scouting out campus landmarks, doing a deep dive on majors and programs, or exploring the surrounding area.

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On-campus tours.

Ready to walk the bricks? Visit all the spaces that make our campus extraordinary with a guided tour. 

College-Specific Sessions

We’ve got 10 undergraduate colleges and more than 100 majors to explore. Find what fits your interests. 

Self-Guided Tours

Check out our community at your own pace with help from a video playlist featuring NC State students. 

Admitted Student Tours

Ready to run with the Pack? Visit your new community with an exclusive guided tour. 

Explore With a Virtual Tour

Can’t make it to Raleigh in person before you arrive at NC State? We’ve got you covered. Our virtual tours let you travel to campus from wherever you are.

Main Campus

The historic heart of NC State. Students live, attend many of their classes and share meals here. You’ll stroll the iconic Brickyard, relax on the Court of North Carolina, exercise at Carmichael Gymnasium and so much more.

Centennial Campus

As the home to more than 130 businesses, research labs, government agencies and NC State’s state-of-the-art Hunt Library, Centennial Campus offers a landscape for education and industry to unite.

Centennial Biomedical Campus

Anchored by our world-renowned College of Veterinary Medicine, our innovative 250-acre biomedical campus connects researchers with corporate and government partners to advance animal and human health.

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We’re proud of this dynamic campus we call home, and we can’t wait for you to see it for yourself — whether you’re joining us online or in person.

Dig into visitor resources and other opportunities to engage with us:

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Browse upcoming admissions events designed to help you find out if our Pack is your perfect fit.

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Discover the City of Oaks

Our hometown, Raleigh, North Carolina , is one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S. and a hub of culture and tech for our state.

Just minutes from campus, you’ll find acres of gorgeous parks and greenways, a flourishing downtown (and foodie paradise), bustling business parks and so much more.

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If you think NC State is right for you, we’re ready to welcome you home. Learn about our admissions process. 

Have questions for our team? Learn how to get in touch, find us on campus and more. 

Admitted Student Visits

Tour campus, see inside a residence hall, and learn about your next steps as an admitted student.

Close to Everything

Illinois State is located in the town of Normal in central Illinois, just a short drive from Chicago, St. Louis, and other big cities. Learn more about Normal and Bloomington , our next-door neighbor.

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Choose your Visit

We love to meet prospective students to answer questions and show off our beautiful campus. That's why we offer a variety of visit options. However, some visit dates are especially popular and fill up fast. We recommend making your reservation early due to space availability.

If accommodations are needed to participate in an event, please contact our office at least 48 hours in advance at (309) 438-2181 or (800) 366-2478 .

Attend an Open House to tour campus, meet representatives from your major, and experience life on campus.

Daily Campus Visits

Experience Illinois State in a small group and tour our beautiful Tree Campus USA-designated quad.

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Transfer Campus Visit

Learn how to make the transition to Illinois State a smooth one, and take a student-led walking tour of campus.

Register for Transfer Campus Visit

Virtual Campus Tour

Experience Illinois State University from wherever you are. View what life is like as a Redbird. Read the Virtual Tour highlights .

Residence Hall Tours

See inside different styles of residence halls and hear from current students about their experiences at Illinois State University.

Other Ways to Visit

Graduate school visits.

Request a visit to meet with your intended graduate program, tour campus with a current student, and learn more about the Graduate School at Illinois State University.

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• Online Information Sessions

Group Visit

Group visits are a great opportunity to introduce your group of high school or community college students to Illinois State University. The typical visit includes a 30-minute presentation from an Admissions representative and a 60-minute walking tour of campus.

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Meet with Admissions Counselor

If you are unable to participate in any of the above visit options, you may schedule an appointment with an admissions representative .

Experience Iowa State

This larger open house program includes all of the events that take place during a daily visit and more! You have the opportunity to talk to a panel of Iowa State students, attend various interest sessions, and tour areas of campus.

In order to provide the best campus visit possible, we ask that each prospective student individually complete the registration form.

If you are interested in the Veterinary Medicine tour, the College of Vet Med offers select weekday tours. Please view available tour dates on the Vet Med site.

For additional pre-medical and pre-health exploration sessions, select Mon., 3/18/24

For additional food and nutrition exploration sessions, select Fri., 3/22/24. Event details

For additional apparel, merchandising and design (fashion), hospitality management, and event management exploration sessions, select Mon., 3/25/24. Event details

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How to Schedule a Visit Using Visitation Scheduling Application (VSA)

VSA allows Friends and Family to schedule visits from a variety of web enabled devices including computer, smartphone and tablet. Get familiar with our visiting guidelines and make sure you are approved to visit before using VSA. If it’s your first time using VSA, you’ll need to claim your account before you can schedule a visit.

Schedule visits at the time designated for the institution listed below.

Northern Region VSA request period will open from 6 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. for the following institutions in the Northern region:

• California Correctional Center
• Central California Women’s Facility
• California Health Care Facility
• California Medical Facility
• California State Prison – Sacramento
• California State Prison – Solano
• Folsom State Prison
• High Desert State Prison
• Mule Creek State Prison
• Pelican Bay State Prison
• Sierra Conservation Center
• San Quentin State Prison
• Valley State Prison

Central Region VSA request period will open from 6:30 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. for the following institutions in the Central region:

• Avenal State Prison
• California Correctional Institution
• California Men’s Colony
• California State Prison – Corcoran
• Correctional Training Facility
• Kern Valley State Prison
• North Kern State Prison
• Pleasant Valley State Prison
• Substance Abuse Treatment Facility and State Prison – Corcoran
• Salinas Valley State Prison
• Wasco State Prison

Southern Region VSA request period will open from 7 a.m. to 11:59 p.m. for the following institutions in the Central region:

• California City Correctional Facility
• Calipatria State Prison
• Centinela State Prison
• California Institution for Men
• California Institution for Women
• California Rehabilitation Center
• California State Prison – Los Angeles County
• Chuckawalla Valley State Prison
• Ironwood State Prison
• Richard J. Donovan Correctional Facility

The request period begins eight days prior to the visitation day and closes five days prior to the visitation day. See the table below for examples.

• Friends and Family (also referred to as visitor) go to the visitor website and click Claim Account .

• Type your First Name, Last Name and Date of Birth.    

• Add and confirm your Email Address . Select Next.

• Complete the remaining fields with all Personal Information . Click on the checkbox to run the robot test. Review the information and when you are ready, select the checkbox to verify that all information is correct, and then click the Finish button.

• Once your account is created, you will receive your Visitor ID . It is very important to write down the number, print the summary page, or take a screenshot of the following screen for your records.

• Look for an email from [email protected] with your temporary password .

• Starting from the visitor website, sign into your account with your temporary password. You will then be required to change your password. Enter and confirm a new password, and then click Update .

• Once your password has been successfully reset, the Home page of the visitor website will be displayed with any upcoming visits, a list of associated (approved) inmate names, and any canceled visits. 

Claiming Your Account – Mobile Device

• Friends and Family (also referred to as visitor) go to the Visitation Scheduling website and click Claim Account .

• Type your First Name, Last Name and Date of Birth.  Click Next .

• Add and confirm your Email Address . Select Next .

• The Address Information screen will display (showing California).  Click Next.

• You will then be required to set your password. Enter and confirm a new password, and then click Next .

A confirmation email with login information is sent from [email protected] .  

• Review policies and then click Accept Policies and Submit.   

• From the Registration Successful screen, select New Visit to go directly to scheduling a visit. Or select Main Menu to schedule a new visit, display upcoming visits, view history, and manage account settings. 

You can organize your account by going to the My Account menu where you can manage your email address, password, inmates, and visitor groups.   

You can organize your account by going to the Main Menu and selecting Account Settings . From here you can manage your password, personal information (email address), visitors, and inmates.  

• Login to the Friends and Family visitor website with your visitor ID or email and password.

• The Visitation Scheduling Home page displays:
• Upcoming visits
• Canceled Visits
• My Inmates (approved list)

• Click on the Visit link next to the inmate’s name from the My Inmates list to schedule a visit with them. 

• Choose Visitor (select yourself) or select multiple Visitors (additional visitors must be approved to visit). A visitor can send another approved visitor a friend request via the Manage Visitor Groups option under the My Account Menu. This means both visitors would be able to visit the same inmate together.  Both visitors must be approved to visit the inmate.
• Click Next .
• Select available Date from calendar.

• Select the Visitation Location (Facility and Video Station location) and the Time of Day.  Click Search.

IMPORTANT NOTE: Because institutions are currently offering a variety of video visit options, it is recommended to select No Preference to show all available visits for all visitation centers at an institution.   

For example, institutions may be providing In Person Only visits, Internet Only visits, or a hybrid of In Person and Internet visits.  The available days for in person visits may also vary per institution.  

• Select the desired time slot from the displayed options.  Only available times will display.

• Review visit information and click Confirm .
• Type of Visit – Internet Video Visit or Face to Face Visit
• Date, Time, Location (map will display for Face-to-Face Visit)
• Inmate name
• Visitor name, Relationship
• Visitation Policies
• Once the visit is confirmed, a unique confirmation number is added and a confirmation email will be sent to you with visit information.  

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• Return Home
• Print Summary
• Cancel Visit

Schedule A New Visit

• Click English or Spanish

• Login to the Visitation Scheduling website with your visitor ID or email address and password.

• The Visitation Scheduling Home page displays.

• To see a list of previously scheduled visits, click on the Upcoming Visits link.  From this screen you can schedule a new visit.  Click on the New Visit button to add a new visit.

• You can also schedule a new visit from the Main Menu by selecting Schedule a New Visit . 

• A list of all approved visitors will display (or select the button on the bottom left to request a visitor be added).  Select a Visitor(s) from the Available column by using the green arrow to move them to the Attending column .  Click Confirm Visitors .

• Select the applicable inmate name and then click the Confirm Inmate button.

• Use the drop-down menu to select the applicable inmate/visitor relationship. Click Confirm Relations .

• Select the Visitation Center. 

IMPORTANT NOTE:  Because institutions are currently offering a variety of video visit options, it is recommended to select No Preference to show all available visits for all visitation centers at an institution.

For example,  institutions may be providing In Person only visits, Internet Only visits, or a hybrid of In Person and Internet visits.  The available days for in person and internet visits may vary by institution.

• Select an available visit date from the Calendar (displayed in white). Click Confirm Date .

NOTE: Depending on which day you select will determine whether In Person or Internet visit time slots will be displayed on the next screen after clicking Confirm Date .

• Select the desired Time from the list.  Only available time slots will display.  Click the Confirm Time button

• Review the details of your reserved visit.

• Click Edit to change a visit. Select the field to be changed (Inmate, Visitor, Date, Time, or Location) and click Edit .  You will be re-directed back to the applicable area to make the change.  It is important to note, if you need to change an inmate name, visitor name, date or time while making a visitation appointment, it must be done before selecting the Agree and Reserve button .   Otherwise, you will need to cancel the visit and reschedule the visit.

14. Click on the Review Policies button to see the Terms of Use, Privacy Policies, and Facility Policies.

• Click Agree & Reserve to confirm the visit.  A unique confirmation number is added and a confirmation email will be sent to you with visit information.  

Once a visit has been scheduled, the Upcoming Visits screen allows you to:

• Edit a visit
• Cancel a visit
• Add a New Visit

Once a visit is confirmed, you can only add/remove visitors.   If you need to change an inmate name, visitor name, date, or time, you must first cancel the visit and then reschedule it.  

• To add or remove a visitor from an already confirmed visit, click View Upcoming from either the Visit Summary screen or the Main Menu screen.    

2. Select the visit that needs to be changed.  Click Edit . You will be re-directed back to the Visit Summary screen. 

• Click Edit Visitors. Use the green and red arrows in the center of the screen to add or remove approved visitors to your existing visit. Click Confirm Visitors .   

• The updated Visit Summary screen will display with visitor changes. Click Agree & Reserve to reconfirm the visit with updated visitors. This example shows the visit was modified to reflect two visitors.

CDCR inmates are allowed one free video visit per month with Friends and Family.  Quotas (number of visits inmates get per day/week/month) are determined by CDCR and are configured into the visitation scheduling system. When a visit is canceled, the quota for that inmate is automatically reset.

• Friends and Family can go the visitor website to cancel a scheduled visit. 
• To cancel a visit from the visitor website, click on the Cancel Visit link on the Home page.

• Confirm the cancellation by clicking Yes or No.

• The visit status is updated to Canceled and is displayed on the Visitor Home Page. In addition, a cancellation email will be sent your email account confirming the cancellation.

CDCR inmates and visitors are allowed one free video visit per 30 days with Friends and Family.  Quotas (number of allowed per day/week/month) are determined by CDCR. When a visit is canceled, the quota for that inmate/visitor is automatically reset.

• Friends and Family can go the Visitation Scheduling website to cancel a scheduled visit. 
• From the Upcoming Visits screen, select the applicable visit to be canceled and click the Cancel button. 

• Confirm the cancellation by clicking Cancel Visit .

• The visit status is updated to Canceled . In addition, a cancellation email will be sent your email account confirming the cancellation.

Look for an email from WebEx with details for how to join your video visit.

For more information on “How to Use WebEx to Join a Video Visit”, you can also refer to CDCR’s Web Site:

Join your video visit from your computer, mobile device, phone, or a video conferencing system. You may pick the one that works best for you. All video visits are secure. The communication is encrypted and CDCR processes ensure that approved visitors are validated and only those approved visitors may join the visit. 

For technical assistance with VSA, contact the Visiting Sergeant or Lieutenant of the institution you wish to visit .

DO NOT contact GTL for technical assistance.

Office of Admissions

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Visit options.

Prospective first-year events

For students who have not yet been admitted to MSU.

Admitted first-year events

For first-year students who have been admitted to MSU.

Transfer student events

For students who are transferring from another university.

Group tours

Group tours are available for groups of 20-60 high school students of any age. 

Virtual experiences

Take a virtual tour, meet with your admissions counselor, academic department visits, video tours, experience campus highlights through the videos on this playlist., chat with a current student, virtual first-year programs, these events allow prospective first-year students to attend a virtual tour and an overview of the admissions process..

Maps and directions

Get directions, download a campus map and learn where to park.

Travel information

Check out public transportation options and recommended hotels.

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Campus Tours

When you get here, you'll feel it. It's more than the breathtaking beauty of our campus. It's the energy of our people and the excitement they generate. Our student and staff tour guides will show you the heart of our San Marcos or Round Rock campus. They'll share their experiences as Bobcats and provide insights into what makes Texas State special.

What to Expect

When visiting our campus, it pays to plan ahead. Our Plan Your Visit page includes driving directions, parking information, area attractions, and ways to make the most of your trip.

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Tour Registration and Times - San Marcos Campus

Tour group sizes are limited, so advance sign-up is recommended. If space is unavailable on guided tours for the date you want to visit, walk-in sign-up is permitted for self-guided tours.

Spring Tour Schedule (through May 10):

• Mondays–Fridays at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m. and 3 p.m.
• No tours April 22.

Summer Tour Schedule (May 13 – August 9):

• Mondays at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1 p.m.
• Tuesdays-Thursdays at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
• Fridays at at 9 a.m., 10 a.m., 11 a.m., 1 p.m., and 2 p.m.
• No tours May 27-31, June 19, and July 4.

Summer Tour Schedule (August 12 – August 23):

• Mondays-Fridays at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m.
• No tours August 19.

If you're wanting to bring 10 or more people, please visit our Large Group Tour page.

Sign up for an on-campus tour or explore additional tour options below.

Tour Registration and Times - Round Rock Campus

Tour group sizes are limited, so advance sign-up is recommended. If space is unavailable for guided tours on the date you want to visit, walk-in sign-up may be permitted on a space-available basis.

Tour Schedule (Spring 2024):

• Fridays at 10 a.m. 

If you're wanting to bring 10 or more people, please contact the Alumni and Future Student Welcome Center .

Online Virtual Tour Option

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Self-Guided Tour Options

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Tips for a Great Visit

• We recommend that all prospective students sign up individually.
• Explore campus before you arrive using our fully interactive online  campus map .
• Visit campus while classes are in session to get a true feel for what the Texas State experience is like.
• Residence Hall tours are included in San Marcos Campus tours only.
• Your visit will include a walking tour of campus, so dress for the weather and wear comfortable shoes.
• Not able to attend?  You may  cancel or reschedule your visit online .

Large a Group Tour

Texas State's Alumni and Future Student Welcome Center welcomes many groups to our San Marcos campus every year. We provide information and tours to various large or sponsored groups interested in visiting campus.

Group visits are held weekdays each semester. To provide you with the best possible service, sign up for a tour for your group at least two weeks in advance. Our Large Group Coordinator will contact you to confirm your visit.

We are only able to accommodate up to 50 students and we require one chaperone for every 10 students attending.

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Additional Information

Verification notes for school.

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions and the Welcome Center will provide verification forms or sign school notes only for those students who take an official on-campus tour or who meet with an admissions counselor. If you forgot to get a school note when you visited, request one below.

Verification Note Request

Accommodations

If you require accommodations due to an injury or disability in order to participate in your scheduled campus tour, no problem! We've got you covered — please contact the Welcome Center  by calling 512.245.8871 or emailing the Welcome Center at least 1 full week prior  to your tour.

Mobility Accommodations

The Texas State campuses are wheelchair and scooter accessible, and we will be glad to provide assistance to anyone who needs help finding their way around via accessible routes. Unfortunately, there is no place on our campuses to rent or secure a wheelchair or scooter.

Interpreting Services

If someone in your party is in need of an interpreter, please contact Interpreter Services at 512.245.8374.

Texas State and the surrounding community are constantly growing and improving. This often means that there will be construction on and around the campus. We ask you to be patient and allow yourself extra time to arrive. Use our  interactive map  to see what areas of campus are under construction.

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Select the day you would like to attend by clicking on the day of the calendar for your chosen visit day. All prospective students please register separately for a campus visit.

Please note - our visit opportunities are provided to prospective undergraduate students only. Prospective graduate students should contact their program directly to arrange a visit.

Campus Visit Calendar

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Report: Washington State transfer Myles Rice planning IU visit this weekend

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Washington State guard Myles Rice, one of the top available guards in the transfer portal, is reportedly planning to visit Indiana this weekend.

Jeff Rabjohns of Peegs.com reported the news of Rice’s visit to Indiana , but did not specify a date.

Earlier Thursday, it was reported that Rice would not take a visit to Auburn, which was considered to be one of the schools he was considering.

The Pac-12 freshman of the year last season, Rice averaged 14.8 points, 3.8 assists, 3.1 rebounds and 1.6 steals per game last season for the Cougars.

In 33.2 minutes per game, he shot 43.9 percent from the field, 27.5 percent on 3s, and 81.1 percent from the free-throw line.

Rice was named first-team All-Pac 12 and scored in double figures 27 times in his lone season in Pullman. He also won Pac-12 freshman of the week seven times.

It’s expected to be a busy weekend in Bloomington for visitors as Bradley’s Connor Hickman and Minnesota’s Pharrel Payne are scheduled to be on campus. Arizona transfer Oumar Ballo is scheduled to visit beginning Sunday.

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TUNNEL HILL — Cincinnati Bearcats long-term offensive line target Jayden Clark visited recently to see the campus, coaches, and atmosphere.

Clark is a 2025 offensive tackle prospect from Northmont High School. He is a three-star talent ranked 760th nationally and 48th among interior offensive lineman on 247Sports. He had good things to say about his visit.

“The visit was great! It was great because of how they expressed their want for me!" Clark said. "I like the style of practice Cincinnati had, everything was quick and concise and all was done that was needed. I most likely will be at an OV (official visit) June 7th-9th! Cincy is definitely a top in my recruitment as of now.”

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Kamala Harris hammers Trump on abortion in Arizona visit

Vice President Kamala Harris on Friday went after former President Donald Trump in a visit to Arizona highlighting reproductive rights just days after the state's Supreme Court ruled that an 1864 near-total abortion ban is enforceable.

Harris slammed Trump over his record and rhetoric on abortion, calling him the “architect of this healthcare crisis,” as the court ruling brings the vital swing state to the forefront of abortion politics .

“President Donald Trump hand-picked three members of the United States Supreme Court because he intended for them to overturn Roe, and as he intended they did,” she said in Tucson.

Harris also pointed to Trump's previous comments about how women who seek abortions should be punished .

"Joe Biden and I trust women to know what is in their own best interest," the vice president said. "And women trust all of us, to fight to protect their most fundamental freedoms. So Arizona, this November, up and down the ballot, reproductive freedom is at stake and you have the power to protect it with your vote."

Harris previously blamed Trump for the court’s ruling.

“This even more extreme and dangerous ban criminalizes almost all abortion care in the state and puts women’s lives at risk. It provides no exceptions for rape, incest, or health,” Harris said in a statement Tuesday. “It’s a reality because of Donald Trump, who brags about being ‘proudly the person responsible’ for overturning  Roe v. Wade , and made it possible for states to enforce cruel bans.”

On Friday, she spoke alongside state and local officials, including Rep. Ruben Gallego, who is running for the Senate .

Harris has taken a lead role in the administration’s approach to reproductive rights, traveling across the country during her “Fight for Reproductive Freedoms” tour, which had stops in Wisconsin, Arizona, Michigan, Georgia and other critical swing states. In March, she became, it is believed, the first president or vice president to visit a clinic that provides abortion services.

Harris and President Joe Biden frequently highlight protecting abortion access as a centerpiece of their re-election campaign, pointing to Trump's bragging about being able to "kill" Roe v. Wade through his Supreme Court nominations.

During a visit to Phoenix last month, Harris discussed abortion, which has proven to be a particularly mobilizing issue for Democrats.

Since the Arizona Supreme Court decision, the Biden campaign and the Democratic National Committee have highlighted Trump’s abortion politics in a series of new advertisements. On Thursday, the Biden campaign launched a seven-figure ad buy in Arizona about reproductive rights. The DNC also announced a new Arizona billboard campaign slamming Trump’s abortion position.

“Abortion is banned in Arizona thanks to Donald Trump,” the billboard design says. “He won’t stop until it’s banned nationwide. #TrumpsAbortionBan.”

Biden narrowly won Arizona in 2020 with just over 10,000 more votes than Trump, flipping the state blue.

And Arizonans appear to be widely in favor of abortion rights. An NBC News 2022 midterm exit poll found that 62% of Arizona voters said abortion should be legal in all or most cases.

But Trump has indicated he may be taking a softer stance on abortion bans ahead of the 2024 election, when the question of abortion access will be on the ballot in several states. He said Wednesday that the Arizona Supreme Court went too far in its ruling, and he said Monday that abortion decisions should be left to the states.

Abortion access has become a potent political issue after the U.S. Supreme C ourt's 2022 decision in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization allowed abortion laws to be implemented at the state level. Even in red-leaning states like Ohio, Kansas and Kentucky, voters backed the pro-abortion-rights position when it was put to votes.

Florida, Maryland and New York will have abortion-related measures on the ballot in November, and proposed measures in eight more states, including Arizona, are seeking ballot status. The Biden campaign has said it now sees Florida as "winnable" in November, pointing to how previous elections have shown that "protecting abortion rights is mobilizing a diverse and growing segment of voters to help buoy Democrats up and down the ballot."

Biden has repeatedly said he aims to make the abortion protections afforded by Roe the law of the land. However, he would face a slew of challenges to usher national legislation through Congress.

Megan Lebowitz is a politics reporter for NBC News.

Zoë Richards is the evening politics reporter for NBC News.

President Biden and Prime Minister Kishida highlight their continued commitment to HEU minimization during Japan State Visit 

WASHINGTON – President Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida welcomed news of the successful removal of all remaining highly enriched uranium (HEU) from the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA)’s Japan Materials Testing Reactor Critical Assembly (JMTRC). The announcement also highlighted their continued commitment to minimize the use of HEU in civilian applications and reported progress since President Biden’s state visit to Japan in May 2022.

In the two years since President Biden and Prime Minister Kishida  announced the removal of HEU from three Japanese sites , the two countries also have  removed all HEU from the Kyoto University Critical Assembly and committed to  convert the Kindai University Teaching and Research Reactor , Japan’s last remaining HEU-fueled research reactor, to high-assay low-enriched uranium (HALEU) and remove its remaining HEU to the United States.

In December 2023, the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA); Japan’s Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology (MEXT); and the JAEA transported the remaining HEU from the JMTRC to the United States. The removal fulfills a commitment made by NNSA Administrator Jill Hruby and MEXT former Deputy Minister Yanagi Takashi in November 2021 and was completed over two years ahead of schedule through the financial support of the Defense Threat Reduction Agency.

“This most recent removal highlights the shared commitment of the United States and Japan’s to minimize highly enriched uranium and the close partnership between our countries,” said Corey Hinderstein, Deputy Administrator for Defense Nuclear Nonproliferation. “The Defense Threat Reduction Agency helped our teams achieve this milestone years earlier than would have otherwise been possible.”

The majority of the facility’s HEU was repatriated to the United States between 2003 and 2009 following its decommissioning in 1996. The removal represents years of coordination between NNSA, MEXT, JAEA, and the Y-12 National Security Complex in Oak Ridge, Tennessee, which provided U.S. technical support for the project and received the HEU upon its arrival in the United States. The HEU will be downblended to low-enriched uranium.

NNSA’s Office of Material Management and Minimization works with partner countries and international institutions around the world to eliminate the need for, presence of, or production of weapons-usable nuclear material. To date, the office has worked jointly with domestic and international partners and successfully converted or verified as shut down 109 research reactors and medical isotope production facilities and removed or confirmed the disposition of over 7,340 kilograms of weapons-usable nuclear material—enough for approximately 328 nuclear weapons.

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Building on the “reset” – the vice president’s visit to moscow.

Vice President Joe Biden speaks to the American Chamber of Commerce and Russian students at Moscow State University, in Moscow, Russia, March 10, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

Today, before a packed auditorium at Moscow State University, Vice President Biden delivered a powerful speech to U.S. and Russian students and business leaders. Echoing messages conveyed during his earlier meetings with Russian President Dimitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin over the course of his three-day visit, Vice President Biden hailed the successful “reset” of U.S.-Russian relations and reiterated his call for broader economic cooperation between the two countries.

Vice President Joe Biden, talks with Russian President Dmitry Medvedev at the Gorky Dacha outside Moscow, Russia, March 9, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

Vice President Joe Biden greets Russian Prime Minister Vladimir Putin at the Russian White House, in Moscow, Russia, March 10, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

Issuing the strongest support yet for Russia’s entry into the World Trade Organization, the Vice President said,“it’s better for Americans and better for Russians to be able to trade with each other under predictable and transparent rules.”

On the issue of human rights and the status of democracy and the rule of law in Russia – a topic discussed at length in meetings with Russian civil society and political opposition leaders earlier today, the Vice President said:  “History showsthat in industrialized societies, economic modernization and political modernization must go hand and hand.”

Vice President Joe Biden and U.S. Ambassador John Beyrle talk with civil society leaders at the U.S. Ambassador's residence in Moscow, Russia, March 10, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

Yesterday, the Vice President and Dr. Biden visited the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in the Alexander Garden. As a military honor guard looked on, the Vice President observed a moment of silence in recognition of the Russian soldiers who died in World War II and ceremonially placed a wreath that read “To those who fell in the fight against fascism, from the American people.”

Vice President Joe Biden observes a moment of silence during a wreath laying ceremony at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier outside the Kremlin Walls in Moscow, Russia, March 9, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

Later, the Vice President attended a signing ceremony for the sale of Boeing 777 jets to Aeroflot – which will support more than 10,000 jobs at home - in the impressive building of the Moscow School of Management at Skolkovo, an area that Moscow hopes to develop into the Russian equivalent of Silicon Valley. Afterwards, he and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov led a roundtable discussion with Russian and American business leaders. The Vice President added that beyond negotiations between our governments, the U.S. is also relying on the growing connections between Russian and American business leaders and leaders in civil society to build a comprehensive relationship between the U.S. and Russia.

Vice President Joe Biden, and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov watch as Boeing Russia CEO Sergey Kravchenko and Aeroflot General Director Vitaly Saveliev sign an agreement for Aeroflot to purchase Boeing Jets at Skolkovo School of Management in Moscow, Russia, March 9, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

Vice President Joe Biden holds a roundtable discussion with American and Russian business leaders and Russian Deputy Prime Minister Igor Shuvalov at Skolkovo School of Management in Moscow, Russia, March 9, 2011. (Official White House Photo by David Lienemann)

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