Get a Feel For Campus

Special guidelines have been introduced to ensure you have the best group visit possible.

• Groups can include up to 55 participants.
• If multiple groups want to be on campus at the same time, the group that signed up first will receive the visit slot.
• Exceptions to these guidelines may occur on a case by case basis depending on the availability of resources.

To make sure your visit is tailored to your needs, you’ll want to plan well in advance.

• Schedule your overnight visits four weeks in advance.
• Schedule your day visits at least three weeks in advance.
• Group visits are available Monday through Friday.
• Overnight visits are available Monday through Thursday for students in the 9th grade and above.
• On the day of your visit, let us know if you’re running late.

Time: 60 minutes
Audience:  All ages

Student guides provide walking tours of campus. As time allows, you will have the opportunity to explore the majority of the Cheney campus. Your tour includes the library and University Recreation Center. The ratio of visitors to guides will depend on how many guides are available at that time.

Time: 30 minutes
Audience: High School

A typical presentation includes an overview of the admissions process, tips on how to apply for college, the actions students should take to prepare for college, and a question and answer session with an admissions representative. 

Time: 30 minutes
Audience: All ages

Choose from multiple workshops on college fit, essay writing, and more. Workshops are age-specific, and we can customize options for your group.

Time: 60 minutes
Audience:  All ages

The cost of meals varies but is typically $9-$11 per student. EWU Dining Services requires a two-week notice to plan your group meal. You can also bring your own lunches and picnic!

Time: 30 minutes
Audience:  All ages

Ask questions and get unscripted and candid answers from 3-4 current EWU students.

Time: 30-60 minutes
Audience:  All ages

EWU is home to one of the most diverse student populations in the entire northwest. Activities  include tours of centers, conversations with current students, and conversations with staff and faculty.

• Africana Studies
• American Indian Studies
• Chicana and Chicano Studies
• College Assistance Migrant Program (CAMP)
• Center for Academic Advising & Retention
• College Success Foundation at EWU
• Disability Support Services
• EWU Multicultural Center
• Foster Youth Programs at EWU
• Ronald E. McNair Post Baccalaureate Achievement Program
• Veterans Resource Center

Time: Varies
Audience:  High school

Recreation activities includes an ice rink, rock climbing wall, a fieldhouse with track and multiple sport courts, and multiple gyms. We are happy to coordinate use of these facilitates as available. Your students may need to complete release waivers.

Additional fees apply.

Time: One night, Monday night through Thursday night
Audience:  High school

You can have up to 50 high school students stay overnight in Dryden Hall. The cost of an overnight visit varies, and you will need to provide your own linens or rent them from EWU Housing. At least one chaperone is required per 15 students. Please schedule your visit and contact us at least four weeks in advance to discuss details and availability.