| College of Agricultural, Consumer, & Environmental Sciences |
| ACES offers prospective visits from 2 to 3 p.m. for the fall semester on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays for students to connect directly with ACES majors and learn all we have to offer. We've aligned these visits with Admissions so students can have a full day at Illinois. We encourage your students to register for an ACES visit to explore their desired program and check out some of our newest majors! |
| Be on the lookout for other exciting events coming this fall. For a more immersive experience and an ACES campus tour, please reach out to Emily Vaughn at visitaces@illinois.edu. |
| College of Applied Health Sciences |
| Do you have students interested in health and wellness? Does a career as a doctor, physical therapist, athletic trainer, dentist, audiologist, speech pathologist, sport marketer, park supervisor, or event/tourism planner intrigue them? Programs in the College of Applied Health Sciences include: |
| • | Community Health | | • | Interdisciplinary Health Sciences | | • | Kinesiology | | • | Recreation, Sport, & Tourism | | • | Speech & Hearing Science |
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| Students can sign up for an in-person AHS session or email Hannah Steinbrenner with any questions or to set up a Zoom session. |
| College of Education |
| Are your students passionate about education, including teaching and beyond? The College of Education prepares students to become teachers, human resource specialists, museum exhibit coordinators, instructional technology specialists, and more! |
| We offer Big Ten opportunities with small class sizes and are committed to research-based instruction taught by well-known experts in the field of education. College of Education programs include: |
| • | Computer Science + Education, BS | | • | Early Childhood Education, BS | | • | Elementary Education, BS | | • | Middle Grades Education, BS | | • | Learning & Education Studies, BS | | • | Special Education, BS (Learning & Behavior Specialist I) | | • | Secondary Education: Mathematics, BS | | • | Secondary Education Minor |
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| Are your students interested in visiting us on campus? They can register today to meet with our coordinator for Undergraduate Recruitment and Admissions, Hannah Gillaspie. |
| College of Fine & Applied Arts |
| The College of Fine and Applied Arts offers over 30 majors through our: |
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| We host both on-campus and virtual events during the fall, and we're able to come to your visual/performing art teacher's classroom with an in-person or virtual classroom visit. Also encourage your students to enter our Discover FAA High School Talent Competition! We are looking forward to connecting with you. |
| College of Liberal Arts & Sciences |
| Prospective students interested in exploring the vast array of majors within LAS can now select LAS - Undeclared as a first (or second) choice on the application for admission! This program is intended for students who want to discover the numerous academic disciplines within the college but aren’t yet sure which path to take. |
| Prospective students and families are encouraged to sign up for an in-person or virtual information session this fall. If you'd like to schedule an individual appointment or have any questions, please email Jonathan Elugbadebo or call him at 217-244-3753. We look forward to seeing you this fall! |
| College of Media |
| At the College of Media, we prepare students for an exciting and adaptable career by providing foundational knowledge plus courses that address the latest industry trends. Students gain hands-on production experiences, have access to media leaders and networking opportunities during industry immersion programs, and can get involved in academic research and creative endeavors. Our majors include: |
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| Students interested in learning about opportunities to get involved in the world of media at Illinois are invited to schedule an appointment to meet with us in-person or virtually this fall. |
| Division of General Studies |
| Do you have students struggling to decide on a major? Choosing a major is, quite literally, a major decision, and it's perfectly fine to not have it figured it out yet! |
| Join us for a virtual event designed for high school counselors and learn why Illinois is the best place for your students to explore their options. We'll showcase how the Division of General Studies (DGS) helps students discover their strengths while guiding them on a path toward their academic interests. |
When: Tuesday, November 7 at 2:00 p.m.
Where: Virtual event on Zoom
Register Now |
| At this event, you will: |
| • | Discover DGS: Learn about DGS and how we assist students in finding their ideal majors. | | • | Meet the DGS Team: Get to know our dedicated team members and find out how your students can easily connect with us. | | • | Hear Real Stories: Listen to former DGS students share their personal experiences and success stories. |
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| Please register by November 3. If you can't attend the live event, you may request a recording of the event when you register. Questions about this event or DGS in general? Reach out to dgsadmissions@illinois.edu. We'd love to set up a time to chat! |
| Additionally, DGS provides a few different ways for your students to visit with us, including the option to set up one-on-one chats with our admissions team! Take a look at our visit page to learn more about in-person or virtual visits with DGS. |
| Gies College of Business |
| We're offering high school presentations on our campus, your campus, or virtually! We've successfully partnered with high school counselors, teachers, club leaders, and college and career counselors to offer opportunities such as: |
| • | Information sessions regarding Gies business majors, minors, the application process, admissions criteria, and college life at Gies and Illinois | | • | Q&A sessions for students to get their questions answered about opportunities and the application process for Gies and Illinois | | • | Live panels with current Gies students and Gies alumni who want to share their perspectives | | • | Lessons and workshops on how to create a business plan or write a resume | | • | Interactive presentations on how personality types apply to different business majors and career paths |
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| Presentations can be tailored to your students’ unique interests and range in length from minutes to hours to full-day programming. If you like any of these options or have ideas of your own, please fill out our request form and we will contact you shortly thereafter. |
| If you have questions, contact our Coordinator of Outreach & Recruitment Dayna Jones at admissionsteam@business.illinois.edu or 217-244-3890. We enjoy collaborating and look forward to hearing from you soon! |
| Grainger College of Engineering |
| Are your students interested in an engineering major? Encourage them to visit with us on campus or virtually. Students can register for a college, department, or student-led event or take our engineering majors quiz to match their interests with our majors. Find the latest news regarding admissions, recruitment, and outreach below. |
| Historically Underrepresented Populations in Engineering |
| Grainger is looking to connect with you and students from underrepresented populations that have an interest in engineering, enjoy math and science, or simply like to solve problems. Registration is open now for our Explore Grainger: Women in Engineering and Explore Grainger: Minorities in Engineering events, which are full-day experiences designed to introduce prospective students and their families to all our academic programs, campus resources, and the student life at Illinois. |
| Engineering Admissions Updates |
| We’ve introduced some new majors this year! Environmental Engineering, Computer Science + Bioengineering, and Computer Science + Physics, as well as last year’s new majors, Neural Engineering and Computer Science + Education, are available for the fall 2024 application. You can learn more about all of our newest majors on our majors website. |
| Don't forget that we offer guaranteed admission into The Grainger College of Engineering for Illinois residents who attend any Illinois community college and successfully complete our Engineering Pathways Program! |
| Get to Know Grainger Engineering |
| We offer campus visit options every weekday, as well as events hosted by academic units and student organizations during the week and on select weekends. |
| This year’s Engineering Open House will be from April 5 to 6; more details can be found on our website in the coming months. Summer camps are also a great way to get to know Grainger Engineering. Sign up for our camp notifications mailing list to receive announcements about camp schedules and applications. |
| You can learn more about all the ways to engage with our Office of Engineering Outreach Engagement on our website, or contact our visits team at engineering-visits@illinois.edu or 217-300-8489 with questions. |
| School of Information Sciences |
| Consistently ranked #1 by US News & World Report, the iSchool at Illinois focuses on the relationships between people, information, and technology. Our degree is different from computer science because it emphasizes working with people who use the systems, technology, and tools you’ll create. Our graduates work as data analysts, IT and database managers, market researchers, UX designers, web developers, and more! |
| Students can sign up for either an in-person or virtual information session during the fall. Questions? Contact Adrienne Gulley at bsis-admissions@illinois.edu. |
| School of Social Work |
| Do you have students who like to help people, have strong communication and interpersonal skills, are empathic, and have an interest in advocating for human rights, social justice, and/or policy reform? Does a career working with a variety of populations in a vast array of settings, such as schools, hospitals, courts and prisons, counseling centers, non-profits, faith-based organizations, government agencies, domestic violence or homeless shelters, substance-use treatment centers, or veterans affairs interest them? |
| Students can register for either an in-person visit, a BSW virtual info session, or an iBSW virtual info session during the fall. Questions? Email Rileigh Kilgore or call her at 217-244-9206. |
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