
Visit campus
The best way to know is to walk it
Join a student-led tour, sit in on a class or come to an open house. Can’t travel? Take the virtual tour from anywhere.
- daily tour times
- 10 & 2
- tour length
- 75 min
- parking for visitors
- Free

Ways to visit
Pick the visit that fits
Campus tour
A 75-minute walk with a current student, weekdays at 10 am and 2 pm, Saturdays at 11 am.
Information session
A 45-minute talk with an admissions counselor before each tour.
Sit in on a class
Attend a real class in the school you’re interested in, Monday to Thursday.
Virtual tour
A 360° tour with student narration, available any time.
Your visit day
What to expect
- 1
9:30 am
Check in at Founders Hall
Grab a coffee and a visitor packet in the Welcome Center.
- 2
10:00 am
Information session
Admissions, aid and student life in 45 minutes, with time for questions.
- 3
10:45 am
Campus tour
Residence halls, the Commons Library, labs and the quad.
- 4
12:00 pm
Lunch on us
Visitors eat free in the Commonwealth Dining Hall.

Getting here
In the heart of the Back Bay
Campora is a five-minute walk from the Hynes Convention Center stop on the MBTA Green Line and fifteen minutes by car from Logan Airport. Visitor parking is free in the Commonwealth Garage, 150 Commonwealth Avenue — bring your ticket to the Welcome Center.
- Green Line: Hynes Convention Center (B, C, D)
- Commuter rail: Back Bay Station, 12-minute walk
- Free visitor parking with validation
Open houses
Upcoming visit days
Open houses, lectures, concerts and game days — most are free and open to visitors.
Full calendar
Plan your visit with the Welcome Center
Tours & visits
Book a tour or a class visit
- Phone(617) 555-0142
- Emailvisit@campora.edu
- HoursMon–Fri 9–5, Sat 10–2
- WhereFounders Hall 101
International visitors
Visa letters and virtual meetings
- Phone(617) 555-0148
- Emailinternational@campora.edu
- HoursMon–Fri 9–5
- WhereFounders Hall 120
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book in advance?
We recommend booking 48 hours ahead so a student guide from your area of interest can lead your tour, but walk-ins are welcome.
Is the tour accessible?
Yes. The full route is step-free, and we can arrange ASL interpreters with a week’s notice.
Can my family come?
Of course. Bring up to four guests; lunch is free for everyone.
Next step
Can’t make it to Boston?
Book a virtual one-on-one with a counselor — evenings and weekends available.