Hands down, the best way to know if you belong here is to visit. Sit by the fire pit on the Paddock. Attend a class. Take in the Million Dollar View from the Standish Library, and eat in a dining hall. High school students, families, guidance counselors—consider this an open invitation to take advantage of our many visit options, and then come again. We’d love to have you.
Whether you have already decided you're a Saint (yeah!), or you're still considering your college choice, there's plenty to experience at Accepted Students Day. Get information straight from Saints, meet your future classmates, attend helpful breakout sessions and more! There's no better way to learn about Siena and the lifetime advantage it provides.
For Admitted students only
The tour is highly personalized to your interests and any questions you may have. They last 45 minutes to an hour. In addition to the tour, you will have the option to take a class, have coffee with a student and so much more.
It is also a great time to meet with an admissions and/or financial aid counselor one-on-one.
For Accepted students only
First visit to Siena? Have a few questions? A tour is the perfect visit option! A brief, yet incredibly informative introduction to Siena, this visit includes a campus tour led by a student ambassador and a casual conversation with an admissions counselor. Available Monday - Friday, as well as some weekends.
Nothing can replace a good conversation - it's the best way for us to really get to know you. We understand that you are much more than test scores and grades. A personal interview is your opportunity to show us what you're made of and to ask us the questions that matter to you. It's a dialogue that can make a difference.
Want to take a tour, too? Perfect. We'll keep your interview at an hour or less so that you can schedule one before or after your interview. Interviews are available Monday through Friday.
Siena welcomes visitors from high schools, college access programs and community-based organizations to visit campus as a group. These visits begin with an information session hosted by an admissions counselor, followed by a tour of campus.
