Visiting campus is the best way to explore what we offer you!   The Office of Admissions and Orientation offers multiple visit options - choose the one that best fits your schedule.

Campus Visits

• Go Blue Friday
  A special all-inclusive visit for incoming freshman students...
• Transfer Advantage
  Designed especially for transfer students...
• Daily Campus Tours
  Forty-five minute walking tours, given by students, are available Monday through Thursday (and Saturday) at 11:30am, and on Friday at 3:30pm.
• Individual Appointments
  If you prefer a one-on-one meeting with an admission counselor, appointments are available Monday through Saturday.
• Group Visits
  Group visits (10 or more students) can be arranged to include an Admissions informational session and a 45-minute walking tour led by current students.   Other campus offices are available to provide information by request.  Please request a group visit at least two weeks in advance.  Call for a reservation or fax a request form.

Call the Office of Admissions and Orientation at 313-593-5100 to set up your visit today!  Walk-ins are also welcome.

Annual Events

• Symposium on Student Leadership
  March, 2009 Date TBA
  Interested in becoming a better leader?  Develop your values and research skills, craft an effective resume, and learn how to set goals and prioritize during this informative day.
• Maize and Blue Day
  April, 2009 Date TBA
  Maize and Blue Day is the University's Spring Open House for juniors and sophomores.
• Transitions College Preparation Workshop
  June, 2009 Date TBA
  This workshop is designed specifically for sophomores and juniors (and parents) to jumpstart  the college search process.
• Operation Adventure
  August, 2009 Date TBA
  With emphasis on ADVENTURE, this team-building summer event is designed to be memorable.
• Fall Open House
  Sunday, October, 2009 Date TBA
  Open House is an excellent opportunity for students and families to explore campus and learn what UM-Dearborn is all about!
• Engineering and Computer Science Career Night
  November, 2009 Date TBA
  Learn about careers that a Michigan degree in engineering or computer science can offer you.