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Public Tours & Group Reservations

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CHM has something for everyone, from docent-led tours to demonstrations to self-guided visits.

Public tours and demonstrations are available without reservations for groups of less than 10 people. For groups of 10 or more, please visit Group Reservations . 

Revolution: The First 2000 Years of Computing Tour

Docent-led tour. Open to the public for groups less than 10.

The story of computing is epic. It’s driven by creativity, where accidents and luck can be as important as brilliant engineering. Explore the revolution that’s changed our world in this docent-led tour.

Days and Times

Wednesday through Sunday, noon and 2 p.m.

IBM 1401 Demo

Docent-led demo. Open to the public for groups less than 10.

The IBM 1401 transformed data processing, becoming one of history’s most popular computers. Journey to 1959 and experience the sights and sounds of a business computer center.

Wednesday, 3 p.m.

Saturday, 11 a.m.

PDP-1 and Spacewar! Demo

Discover the 1959 machine and game that captivated an early generation of hackers and made Rolling Stone magazine rave, “Ready or not. Computers are coming to the people.”

First and third Saturday every month, 2:30 p.m. and 3:15 p.m.

PDP-1 Spacewar! Tournament every fifth Saturday of the month, 12 noon

RAMAC 350 Demo

The heart of the world’s first disk drive, the RAMAC 350 storage unit has 50 24-inch spinning disks and holds 5 million characters (about 3.75 MB) of information. Experience this “high speed” unit in action.

Wednesday, 1:00 p.m.

Group Reservations 

Reserve group admission for 10 or more visitors and explore the Museum with an experienced docent or at your own pace. Groups receive a 10 percent discount at the Museum store and café. 

Reservations ensure that your group moves quickly through ticketing and a brief orientation. Admission is not guaranteed for groups without reservations. 

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Activities and Resources

For more Museum resources, visit our Activities & Resources page .

Visit Khoury

Throughout the classrooms, labs, and collaborative research spaces and facilities we call home, Khoury College’s mission of advancing computer science everywhere, for everyone, creates a learning environment like no other. There’s no better way to learn what our community is all about than to experience it for yourself. Schedule a virtual campus tour and information session—or, explore on-site tour opportunities at our Boston campus.

Note: Khoury College administrative offices are primarily remote on Fridays from May 27 – Sept. 2. If you would like to contact an administrator from Khoury, please send your request to [email protected] or call 617.373.2462.

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Silicon Valley

As the nerve-center of the nation, Arlington and the D.C. area give you access to both business and government, with tech positioned at the front.

Our flagship campus in Boston is just minutes away from esteemed universities, exciting start-ups, and leaders in tech, finance, health care, and more.

Khoury College’s London campus is housed within the New College of the Humanities in the city’s Bloomsbury district.

Northeastern University’s 135-acre Oakland campus, home to Mills College at Northeastern, is a green oasis with deep roots in a vibrant, urban community.

Northeastern University’s newest location in Portland is home to the Roux Institute, a graduate school and research center on Maine's seacoast.

Located near Apple, Facebook, and Google, Silicon Valley offers Khoury students incredible opportunities for co-op and experiential learning.

Our Seattle campus is situated in South Lake Union, a center for innovation and discovery near tech industry giants like Amazon and Microsoft.

Khoury students engage along the Cascadia Innovation Corridor and at local offices of the world’s biggest companies, including IBM, Electronic Arts, and Slack.

Graduate and undergraduate visits are coordinated by Northeastern’s Undergraduate Admissisons office . Use the “College-Specific Sessions” dropdown to register for a visit to Khoury College.

Can’t make it to campus or prefer to tour digitally? Explore our reimagined virtual campus visits and information sessions from the comfort of your home.

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School & Group Visits

Welcome teachers, counselors, advisers, & community organizations.

This page is intended for Washington State teachers, high school counselors, community college advisers, and community organizations with an interest in connecting their K-12 and community college students with the Allen School and learning more about the Allen School admissions process. We are excited that you are here!

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The Allen School is excited to offer multiple ways for your school to engage with us! In the School Visit Opportunities section of this page, you can learn all about inviting us to your school or program or bringing students to campus! We also want to make sure that you can provide accurate and up-to-date advising to your students who may be applying to our program. The best way to learn more about the admissions pathways is by visiting our Direct-to-Major (High School Student) or Transfer Student pages. On this site, you can learn about the differences between application pathways and any recent changes to our admissions processes.

School Visit Opportunities

We are so glad that you are interested in scheduling a school visit with us! This section outlines the types of opportunities that we are currently able to offer but if you have an idea for something that is not listed, please let us know and we will do our best to accommodate it if we have the capacity to do so. School visits are hosted by the Undergraduate Diversity & Access team and our mission is to attract and educate the next generation of outstanding computer scientists and computer engineers who reflect the many dimensions of diversity in Washington State. While we will accommodate as many visit requests as we can, our priority is for schools and groups that serve students from backgrounds that are underrepresented in computing. Please reach out to [email protected] with any questions!

Application at a Glance

Allen school admissions news, spring quarter 2022: a change in the prerequisite deadline.

New this year, all transfer students to the Allen School are required to have their prerequisite coursework completed by the departmental supplemental application deadline. This policy went into effect for Spring 2022 admissions. For the first two admissions cycles, we considered prerequisite exemption requests on a case-by-case basis. We will continue to have an exemption request process, however the criteria needed to gain an exemption will increase and students are strongly encouraged to wait until they are academically prepared to apply.

Autumn Quarter 2021: Computer Engineering Joins the Direct-to-Major Pathway

Effective for the freshmen class of 2021, applicants who select Computer Engineering as their first-choice major on their UW freshman application are considered for Direct to Major (DTM) admission into the Allen School instead of Direct to College (DTC) admission in the College of Engineering. Although computer engineering is an engineering degree, it is housed in the Paul G. Allen School of Computer Science & Engineering. Aligning admissions for the computer engineering and computer science majors provides greater transparency to applicants who intend to pursue either or these majors.

All freshman applicants who meet UW admissions criteria and who select Computer Science or Computer Engineering as their first-choice major on their application will be considered for DTM admission in the Allen School. The UW Office of Admissions will offer Direct to Major admission based on a holistic review that includes established criteria and selection guidelines developed in partnership with the Allen School.

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Visit the Department of Computer Science

We offer  Purdue Department of Computer Science Information Sessions  which you can schedule in advance of your visit to Purdue University.

The information session discusses all undergraduate majors at Purdue CS. If time and location permits, you will then tour the Lawson Computer Science Building with a current undergraduate student. These sessions are approximately 1 hour in length.

The Purdue  Department of Computer Science Information Sessions will also be offered in a virtual format to accommodate those who cannot travel to West Lafayette. Please check here for available sessions.

What to Know

Arrange a visit to Purdue University's campus through the Office of Admissions.

Sign up for a Purdue CS Information Session through the Office of Admissions.

Sign up for a Virtual Purdue CS Information Session through the Office of Admissions.   

Current dates available are offered as a part of Purdue’s Office of Admissions full day events – Purdue’s for Me and Introducing Purdue .

Registration for the Purdue CS Information Sessions  (listed below)  DOES NOT count as registration for either Purdue’s for Me or Introducing Purdue.

Attendees of Purdue’s for Me and Introducing Purdue are still encouraged to register for the Purdue CS Information Sessions to manage capacity numbers as space is limited.

Visitors not interested in attending either Purdue’s for Me or Introducing Purdue are still welcome to join any of the Purdue CS Information Sessions listed below.

Purdue's For Me

Unless otherwise noted, all sessions are from 1:30 to 2:30 in the Lawson Computer Science Building (LWSN), room 1142.

February 19, 2024* February 23, 2024* March 4, 2024* March 18, 2024* March 22, 2024* April 1, 2024* April 9, 2024**

* Lawson Computer Science Building (LWSN) B134 ** Wilmeth Active Learning Center (WALC) B074

Introducing Purdue

October 23, 2023* October 27, 2023* November 3, 2023* November 6, 2023* November 10, 2023*

April 5, 2024** April 8, 2024** April 10, 2024** April 12, 2024** April 15, 2024**

* Wilmeth Active Learning Center (WALC) B093 ** Lawson Computer Science Building (LWSN) B134

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London, 1 day

London is at the forefront of computer science, it and technology, so there’s no better place to delve in. discover the role of computer science in everyday city life. listen to a tour led by imperial college london students and ask questions after a presentation by a start-up tech company. one firm is code kingdom, an educational coding-gaming platform.

China, 12 days

From the ancient silk road to its modern-day revival as the world’s fastest-growing economy, china has 4 important trade cities, and we’ll take you to all of them: beijing, xi’an, chengdu and shanghai this immersive look at china’s economic growth includes q&a sessions with cutting edge companies, visits to manufacturer companies and chats with students from chinese stem-focused schools and universities..

Tokyo, 7 days

An economic powerhouse and technological trailblazer, it’s hard to think of a location that will challenge computer science students to dream bigger more than tokyo. visit the world’s most household-name tech businesses one day, discovering the behind-the-scenes work that goes into panasonic and sony’s coolest new tech, and take in views of mount fuji at fuji-hakone-izu national park the next..

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Support is on hand 7 days a week from our specialists, based in London. Our team is made up of travel experts and even past headteachers. This means we talk to you from experience , not from a call script.

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We curate high-standard itineraries for teachers and plan & monitor every detail; the activities, accommodation, food, transportation, guides and health & safety standards, all according to your students’ specific needs.

Fully customisable and tailored itineraries

Our school trips are customised to meet your history curriculum, school requirements, learning outcomes and even your budget. Our team is always on hand to help create the perfect itinerary for you and your students.

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Our rigorous safety management system has been developed over the hundreds of group tours. We audit, research, and fully understand everything that goes into your adventure before we present it to you.

Testimonials

I just wanted to thank you for putting together such a great trip for our students. The feedback from the staff was excellent and they were particularly impressed by the communication in the build-up to the trip, along with the local knowledge of the guide, the range of activities, and the clear contingency planning when the weather didn't cooperate. I am very keen that we repeat this trip next year…

Harrow School Hong Kong

Thanks for being fun, polite, and patient. We appreciated everything from bringing us on subways to public transport to ordering special food to being on time.

Brien McMahon High School

The students got the chance to experience the environment of a corporate office which gave them an idea of what working life might be like in the future. The workshops and talk by the guest speaker gave the students insights into start-up businesses and ways in which they can seek support to be entrepreneurs. The students felt really inspired by the talk given by the young entrepreneur as having a young person speak to them about success helped the students to understand that they can have confidence in themselves and their futures. The students enjoyed the workshop where they were given the opportunity to work together and share creative thoughts about start-up ideas. Thank you for organising a really insightful, educational and fun-filled trip for our students. They really enjoyed it!

Harris Girls' Academy

Thank you so much for the incredible experience, we all had an amazing time. I can't stress enough how great Katsumi was as a guide, he built a great relationship with the students and helped us feel safe and engaged throughout. Nishant was also very good when we had him for Kesenumma and he again built good relationships with the kids and his knowledge was great. Thanks again and look forward to working together again down the line!

King’s College, The British School of Panama

Health & safety were well taken care of. None of the travellers got sick because of food on the trip, and an effort was always made to ensure the cleanest available restroom. We were always advised to wear seatbelts on the bus when on the highway. The food in Shanghai was a good variety of both dishes and cuisine, and I really appreciated how much effort Caroline put into making sure our 素菜宝宝 had enough to eat.

Oak Hill School

Fantastic! Helpful, patient, passionate; an ambassador for her country - she created a great impression on the students. Very personable.

Al Yasmina Academy, Abu Dhabi

Our guides were remarkable in their care and concern. They appreciated our needs and requests as well as made the time to choose meaningful activities for us. Very well done.

Shanghai Community International School

I really enjoyed every part of The Learning Adventure as it helped me learn a lot of new interesting things and gave me an insight into business and how to make a start in it, particularly a start- up. Beginning with a short tour around Greater London informed our team about the historical context of the amazing business district and how it all started, and later on I found the start-up activity absorbing and interactive while the entrepreneur who talked to us about such things like career options helped a lot. Our guide was friendly and everything went smoothly. Thank you so much The Learning Adventure! 

Student at Harris Girls' Academy

We enjoyed all the activities immensely, there was a huge range. The school we visited this time was brilliant, so well organised. The guides really tried hard to reference the aims of the trip. Peter was exceptional, he was kind and was very concerned that everyone was well and enjoying themselves. He was also very informative. The geography lecturer was exceptional and fitted the brief 110%!

Godolphin and Latymer

Thank you for making the trip such a wonderful memory.

Villanova University

TLA [The Learning Adventure] was great about incorporating our requests for travel and including their own recommendations. As always, a true pleasure to work with. Their attention to details is truly amazing.

Viterbo University

Hassle free for teachers! The Learning Adventure is experienced in running trips for schools – they know all the drills, e.g. first-aid, insurance, risk assessments, visa application, diet requirements, you name it.

Whitgift School

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A computer science school or college trip to San Jose and San Francisco offers students the opportunity to experience many of the iconic sites at the forefront of the computer industry such as the NASA Ames Research Centre and Stanford University.

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Prospective Undergraduate Students

Find out what amazing looks like! Whether you can visit in person or want to experience virtually, we offer opportunities every day for prospective undergraduate students to get to know RIT.

Accepted Student Open House

Join us on campus April 6 or April 13 to meet faculty, tour campus, and ask your questions.

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Daily Tours and Information Sessions

Visit campus six days a week or explore other ways to experience RIT .

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Prospective Graduate and Doctoral Students

Discover how graduate study at RIT can help further your career objectives and expand your opportunities.

Virtual Informational Events

Exploring RIT virtually is an easy and convenient way to find out if RIT may be a good fit for your graduate study.

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In-person or Virtual Appointments

An in-person visit or virtual meeting with a graduate admissions counselor will provide a personalized experience that suits your needs.

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Prospective Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students and Students Interested in ASL-English Interpretation

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RIT/NTID is creating the most powerful, successful network of deaf and hard-of-hearing professionals and sign language interpreters in the world. Come to campus or learn more virtually.

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Alumni Visitors

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Lobozzo Alumni House

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Visiting CSE

CSE is a part of the Michigan Engineering and is located in the Bob and Betty Beyster Building on the University’s North Campus.

When you visit, we suggest that you schedule walking tours of both North and Central Campus, the two main academic campuses at U-M.

Welcome 2024 Admits to Georgia Tech. Congratulations! We are excited to host you as you consider the School of Computer Science at Georgia Tech for your graduate studies. The Grad Student Visit Day is optimized for in-person visitors but several events will also accommodate virtual visitors. The visit day will start on March 7th (Thursday) and conclude on March 8th (Friday).

Schedule (Tentative)

All attendees will receive a personalized schedule before Wednesday March 6th.

Important Links

• SCS Graduate Student Association (GSA)
• Entrepreneurship: Entrepreneurship @ GT Computing , CREATE-X , Venture Lab
• Women in Computing Communities and Support: W@CC , WHPC , and Women’s Resource Center
• People of Color Communities and Support: AAMI , OMED
• Gender & Sexuality support: LGBTQIA Center and Georgia Tech Pride Alliance
• Resources for veterans, service members, and their families
• Mental health and well being resources: CARE Counseling Center , Thrive@GT
• Study support: Tutoring and Academic Support and the Communication Center

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Take an inside look at the residence halls you’ll call home for the next four years.

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About Atlanta, Georgia

Atlanta, Georgia , combines the entertainment, educational, and economic opportunities of an international city with the flavor and personality of close-knit, eclectic neighborhoods.

Our Midtown neighborhood is a thriving place to create, learn, live, work, and play. The city's network of diverse neighborhoods offers a taste of home for everyone — from apartments, lofts, and high-rises to small bungalows or impressive mansions. As the state's economic and cultural hub, Atlanta is packed with attractions, small businesses, high-tech startups, and multinational corporations, along with restaurants, theaters, museums, and concert venues.

Within an easy walk to campus are green spaces and parks, including Centennial Olympic Park, Piedmont Park, and the Atlanta BeltLine — a network of public parks, multi-use trails, and multiple public transit options.

Atlanta International Airport (ATL)

Why should you care about the airport.

If you plan to travel at all during your PhD years, you should consider that ATL will make your life much easier than most other airports. ATL is relatively close to campus (14 minutes by car and 30 minutes by MARTA). ATL is the second most connected airport in the US (8th in the world). This should reduce the number of hops that you have to go through.

From ATL to Campus

Via MARTA: You may choose to use Atlanta's public transportation system, MARTA. There is a rail station located inside the airport. This service offers the quickest and most inexpensive way to get to Georgia Tech. All trains leaving the airport travel north toward Georgia Tech. The Airport Station is located near the baggage claim area at the north end of the airport. Trains leave approximately every 10 minutes. For more information about traveling to campus via MARTA click here .

Via Rideshare Services: After collecting your bags at baggage claim, you will follow signs to the rideshare pick-up lot. It is about a 5 minute walk to the designated rideshare pickup area. It is recommended to wait to order your ride, until you have arrived at the pick-up location. The Klaus Advanced Computing Building is located on Ferst Drive (266 Ferst Dr NW, Atlanta, GA 30332) and the Georgia Tech Hotel is located on Spring Street (800 Spring St NW, Atlanta, GA 30308). The typical fare is approximately $35.

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Thank you for your interest in visiting our beautiful, tree-lined campus on the shore of Lake Michigan and just north of Chicago. 

One of the great values of a Northwestern experience is connections: one’s ability to connect with different people, ideas, and disciplines in an inclusive and collaborative community.  We encourage you to review our on-campus programming options below and then click the “Register for a campus visit” button to tailor your experience in a way that most interests you.

Take a Tour

Ask questions, attend an academic overview, explore history, culture and community, visit with a group.

Guided Campus Visit

Personalize your visit with a “choose your own adventure” format where visitors select a tour guide who shares a common interest or point of connection during a 75-minute walking tour of our lakefront campus.

Additionally, you'll have the option to join an admission staff member to learn more about Northwestern’s holistic admission review process and our affordability commitments (weekdays only). This 30-minute session starts with a brief overview of the application and financial aid processes, before inviting your questions about Northwestern and the college search. For additional guidance about admission and affordability, we encourage you to explore  our website  and  YouTube channel , or  connect directly  with admission staff.

Registration is required for guided campus tours. To register, click on the button below.

Self-guided campus tour

If you are unable to join us for a guided campus tour, or you are interested in exploring campus on your own, we encourage you to follow our self-guided tour. The self-guided tour includes a robust guide to campus buildings and academic information, an extended tour route just like our student guides would provide, and stories from over 20 Northwestern students!

Visitors can head over to the  Segal Visitors Center  vestibule, open 24 hours a day, to register for a self-guided visit and download a copy of the tour. In addition, during normal business hours, admissions officers and current students are available in the main lobby of the Visitors Center to assist you at the front desk and answer any questions.

Purple Preview

If you are eager to experience life as a Northwestern student, join us for a Purple Preview visit. This program is geared toward high school seniors , but also open to interested juniors. You will be paired with a current undergraduate student host, and together, you’ll spend the morning attending class, exploring campus, and learning more about daily student life.

To ensure that we can match you with a host, you must register for a Purple Preview experience at least one week prior to your visit . Click the button below to view available dates and register.

While you are on campus, get to know our academic community. Representatives from Northwestern’s six distinct undergraduate schools host information sessions for prospective students, which help you to learn more about the school’s areas of expertise.

Availability of sessions varies seasonally; please check the registration calendar to confirm current schedules. Advance registration is required for school-specific programs. Note : school-specific sessions do not include a campus tour.

Bienen School of Music

Offered most Mondays and Fridays (and select Thursdays) at 11:45 a.m. Located in the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts 2 nd  floor: 70 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston, IL 60208 5-minute walk from the Segal Visitors Center Note : This session is intended for prospective music majors.

School of Communication

Winter 2024 sessions are located in the Wirtz Center 235: 1949 Campus Dr., Evanston IL 60208

Starting March 11, sessions will be located in the Ryan Center for the Musical Arts 5th floor, #5-125: 70 Arts Circle Dr., Evanston, IL 60208

5-minute walk from the Segal Visitors Center

School of Education and Social Policy

Offered most Mondays and Fridays at 12 p.m. and 3:30 p.m., and select Tuesdays and Thursdays at 3:30 p.m.

Located in Annenberg Hall 122 : 2120 Campus Dr., Evanston, IL 60208

15-minute walk from the Segal Visitors Center

McCormick School of Engineering

Offered most Mondays and Fridays at 4:00 p.m.

Located in the Ford Motor Company Engineering Design Center 2-350 (The Hive): 2133 Sheridan Rd., Evanston IL 60208. Enter through the main doors on Sheridan Rd. and take the stairs or elevator up two floors to find room 2-350.

Medill School of Journalism

Offered most Fridays at 3:30 p.m.

Located in Fisk Hall room 115: 1845 Sheridan Rd., Evanston IL 60208

1-minute walk from the Segal Visitors Center

Weinberg College of Arts and Sciences

Offered most Mondays at 4:00 p.m.

Located in the Segal Visitors Center auditorium

Note : Beginning in January 2024, all Winter 2024 sessions will be offered  online .

Our general campus tours (both guided and self-guided) provide a thorough introduction to campus facilities, academic opportunities, and student life. For a deeper look at Northwestern’s history and communities, continue to explore campus on your own with the help of the following audio tours.

Large Group Visits

High schools and community based organizations who wish to bring a group of 10 or more high school students to campus can attend a large group campus visit. Based on your group’s schedule and interests, you can take a student-led or self-guided campus tour and connect with current students and admission staff to learn more about Northwestern. Groups with 10 or fewer guests should register all participants individually for campus tours and related programming.

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Computer Science School Trips

As the technological era constantly evolves, computer science becomes increasingly complex and intriguing. A computer science school trip offers students the chance to learn and understand how computing and IT are used in the real world to power businesses and transform economies. 

Why choose StudyLink Tours for a computer science school trip?

The magic of our tailored itineraries means we can craft the perfect computer science trip to engage your students. Our varied programmes will encourage students to develop their computer science skills, helping them to develop their skills to solve problems, make decisions and design solutions. By taking the next generation of programmers and coders out of the classroom, we aim to inspire them with the exciting range of careers available in the modern and changing world of computing.

Time your visit to coincide with one of the many gaming expo events taking place in London (EGX), Cologne (Gamescom) and Berlin which are the perfect addition to our range of computer science visits that offer an affordable and inspirational school trip.  

Don't forget our LIVE! Student Conference Events in Disneyland Paris or London, where experts and live speaker presentations aim to bring key curriculum topics to life, provide students with access to information and case studies that they can't find in a textbook and help inspire your students' future careers.

Computer science trip destinations

On a computer science school trip, you can explore the past, present and future across a wide range of destinations. The early days of computing can be explored at Bletchley in London, home to the codebreakers of World War II. At the other end of the budget spectrum are our inspirational school trips to San Francisco. Visit the Facebook and Google Campus to pay homage to these tech giants. Follow with a visit to the NASA Ames Research Center or Stanford University. 

Check out our full range of computer science trip destinations below:

• Berlin - Visit the Computer Spiele Museum in Berlin and explore the evolution of gaming throughout the latter part of the 20th century in the ‘Wall of Hardware’ exhibition. 
• Disneyland Paris - Computing Live! Is a student conference designed to test and nurture the next wave of computing geniuses. Hear from a who’s who of dedicated industry speakers, as students test their skills and build their knowledge of fundamental computer science principles. 
• London - Whether it’s the National Museum of Computing or the Silicon Roundabout Tech Tour, computer science trips in London offer a wide range of unique learning opportunities for technology enthusiasts. 
• New York - A thriving hub of technological innovation, a computer science school trip to New York will change your students' perceptions of the computer science world. Gain first-hand insight into the development of the world’s leading technology products at the Microsoft Experience Centre. 
• San Francisco - On the West Coast, San Francisco is the home of the world’s leading tech pioneers at Silicon Valley. The Intel Museum and the Computer History Museum also offer students valuable educational opportunities to deepen their knowledge of technological advancements. 

Educational benefits of a computer science school trip

The constant evolution of technology and Artificial intelligence means our students of today will inevitably need computer science skills in many facets of their lives. Economies and businesses rely upon technology to deliver efficiency and grow their offerings across the globe. Therefore, taking your students on a computer science school trip offers unique opportunities to visit some of the world’s leading hubs of technology and ICT.

Enhancing the computing skills of your pupils is fundamental to enhancing their future job prospects. By developing problem-solving skills and technical attributes in real-world scenarios, students will be equipped with the insight and knowledge to thrive and prosper beyond their educational years. 

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Now it’s time to think about booking your computer science school trip and inspire the next generation of technology trailblazers! Check out each destination in more detail using the links below. You can request a quote on each individual destination page. 

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Princeton University

School of engineering and applied science.

We strongly recommend visits when classes are in session if at all possible in order to see the campus alive with students. The best time to visit is during the junior year of high school or the fall of senior year prior to application.

Although applicants apply to Princeton University rather than to the engineering school, and all admission decisions are made by the Undergraduate Admission Office, we normally provide tours for prospective students and their immediate families and happily answer questions. A proper full-day visit to Princeton would include an engineering tour , Orange Key tour , and an  Admission Office information session .

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Engineering Tours

Join us for an in-person student-led tour s of the engineering school.  Sign up  to hear directly from a current engineering student and to ask questions. Please  explore online , follow us on social media, or  email questions .

Please note that our engineering tours are intended for prospective undergraduate students visiting campus individually, along with their families. Due to the large number of prospective students and family members taking our tours, as well as the narrow hallways in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), we are unfortunately not able to accommodate large organized tour groups or groups arriving by bus.

Regardless of the situation, large groups of visitors will be turned away at the door. No exceptions.

In-person Guided Engineering Tours

Guided engineering tours during the academic year are offered by members of the Tau Beta Pi engineering honor society, who are juniors and seniors who are able to describe their experiences as engineering students at Princeton while providing an overview of the academic programs and facilities. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the campus map .  Tours last 45 minutes to an hour and are offered Monday through Friday, when classes are in session . Unfortunately, we are unable to offer guided tours on weekends, during Reading Period (just before exams) and exams, or during breaks. Here are our available tour dates . Please check back in July 2024 for our fall engineering tour schedule.

During the summer, guided engineering tours are offered after the July 4 th holiday through the end of July, given by students who are spending their summers at Princeton doing research. Guides will begin the tour promptly at 11:30 a.m. from the SEAS Undergraduate Affairs Office, room C209 in the Engineering Quadrangle (E-Quad), which is K3 on the campus map . Tours last 45 minutes to an hour and are offered weekdays only, Monday through Friday.

Here are our available tour dates . Please check back in May 2024 for our summer engineering tour schedule.

We ask that you please RSVP and follow the instructions. Helpful information, like parking on campus, is available using the tabs in the upper right. An email confirmation will be sent. Please be aware that during high school vacation weeks in February and April, as well as on holidays such as Veterans’ Day, there is a very heavy demand for guided tours. Since Princeton students have to meet academic obligations, we do not have large numbers of guides available, so the tours during peak periods can get very large. If possible, please plan to visit outside these periods.

Please note that we are unable to store personal items such as luggage, backpacks, coats or umbrellas in the E-Quad.

Self-led Engineering Tours

If you are unable to visit when a guided tour is offered, a self-led tour is available. No pre-registration is required. The leaflet describing the self-directed tour and its route can be picked up just outside the SEAS Dean’s Office suite on the main corridor of the C-wing, just next to the E-Quad Café. The self-led tour can be done at any time that the building is open, Monday through Friday, but we ask that you do not enter labs or offices unless invited by a member of the faculty or staff. Please note we are unable to store personal items such as luggage, backpacks, coats or umbrellas in the E-Quad.

Further information

Please see the list of Frequently Asked Questions by prospective and admitted students. Each engineering department has a website with information on its undergraduate program. Please visit this link , click on the departments that interest you, and follow links to the undergraduate program. Each department has an undergraduate handbook or similar advising document which will provide detailed information on its program of study and independent work, as well as video clips from current majors.

Please Note: In the event of inclement weather, should Princeton University officials announce that campus is closed to non-essential personnel, SEAS will not be offering guided engineering tours and our office will be closed for business.  Please check the Princeton homepage for updates about University operations.  Your safety is very important to us and we strongly encourage you to use good judgment when making your travel decision.   It is better to be safe and postpone your campus visit until you can see Princeton under much more auspicious conditions.

If you continue to have questions about the engineering program at Princeton, please email [email protected] .  All questions about the application process, including standardized tests, and admission matters should be directed to the Undergraduate Admission Office, [email protected] .  See this link for complete contact information.

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All are welcome to visit our main academic buildings. While CECS does not offer formal college tours, visitors can learn a lot just by seeing what our faculty and students display on our walls and in our atriums of CECS’s main academic buildings.

Engineering I Building 12760 Pegasus Drive

Home to the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, and the CECS Office of Academic Affairs, CECS Office of Outreach, and the CECS Office of Diversity and Inclusion.

Engineering II Building 12800 Pegasus Drive

Home to the Department of Civil, Environmental and Construction Engineering, and the Department of Industrial Engineering and Management Systems. This building’s atrium features four modern, high-tech Maker Spaces – The Harris Corporation Gathering Lab, the Idea Lab, the Texas Instruments Innovation Lab and the Manufacturing Lab. Here students meet to unleash their creativity and transform brilliant ideas into working prototypes. Visitors will enjoy seeing our students’ energy and talent here. Many eye-catching student engineering projects are on display.

L3Harris Engineering Center 4328 Scorpius Street

This modern glass building is home to the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering; and the Department of Computer Science. It also houses the CECS Dean’s Office and other administrative offices.

UCF Campus Tours

The Office of Undergraduate Admissions offers guided tours of the UCF campus twice each week day and Open Houses on select Saturdays. Learn more here.

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Nhulunbuy dance school bound for the United States for whirlwind tour

She lives hundreds of kilometres away from the nearest capital city, but 12-year-old Katy Pelns dreams of performing on Broadway in the city that never sleeps.

"I watch 'Hamilton' a lot and it just looks so cool – with all of like the dancers, the music, the singing," she explains.

"I know all [the songs] off by heart."

For a long time, living in the remote north-east Arnhem Land mining town of Nhulunbuy, 650 kilometres east of Darwin, made Katy's passion to dance feel out of reach.

But since May last year she's been preparing to embark on a whirlwind tour with 19 other Nhulunbuy locals, performing at Disneyland and Universal Studios, then aboard a cruise to Mexico.

The trip is a first for the Arafura Dance Association, which usually struggles even to make the trek to Darwin for competitions.

The dance school's board president Taygan Tucker says since a series of layoffs at the town's major mine were proposed last month, several families have pulled out of the trip.

"We've had families who were very interested and keen to attend but just couldn't commit because they didn't know if they would have jobs here at the end of the year," Ms Tucker said.

But the Arafura Dance Association is determined to help level the playing field for its remote dancers and they're doing their best to bring down the cost in any way they can.

From Arnhem Land to Disneyland

The trip was the brainchild of principal dance teacher Geneva Kulper, a 25-year-old Sydneysider who migrated to the red dirt roads of Arnhem Land nearly three years ago.

"Just being remote, some of the opportunities are already so limited."

"I just know this is going to be such a great experience for them and open their eyes up to the wider world a bit more and what other dance opportunities are out there."

The dance school's board embraced the idea with open arms, but Ms Tucker admits that as the bills rolled in they realised it would be a lot harder than they first thought.

"We're looking at over $200,000 just to get these students safely to the US, pay for their airfares, accommodation and also to ensure they're participating in workshops and dances."

While Ms Tucker searches for grants and sponsorships to support the trip, all the students and their families are chipping in each weekend.

They hope car washes, sausage sizzles and bake sales will help them to raise enough money to bring down the costs to allow families to take part.

"It's a lot of hard work, but that's the thing with dance: you've got to put in the hard work to be rewarded," hip-hop dancer Tyce Smith, 13, explains.

Opportunities to perform limited in isolated town

Student dance teacher Tarni Petre, 14, believes dance is a vital part of the social fabric for many girls in Nhulunbuy.

"You can go out camping and stuff like that but it's hard to get people to take you out there," she said.

"We sometimes come up to the dance studio on our days off."

And while camping, fishing and motorcross remain popular, for Tyce nothing matches the feeling of being on stage.

"I get a bit shy in front of people – but when I'm up on stage it just gives me a boost," he said.

The other attraction is that for many of the performers it would mean going overseas for the first time.

"There's a place [at Disneyland] called bippity boppity bouquet and you get to like turn into a princess," Katy says.

Ms Kulper hopes to give the students a taste of her experience growing up in the city.

"Looking back on my childhood, the main thing I think of is dance," she recalls.

"My life wouldn't be anything without dance and I feel that a lot of the kids here feel the same way – so it's really inspiring to be passing that on."

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We are unable to allow visit registrations at this time, but we're working to resolve the issue as quickly as possible. Please check back at a later date. We apologize for the inconvenience.

In-Person Visit Options

The best way to know if a school is for you is simply by being there. Visit and find out for yourself what it's like to be an Illini!

Tips for Scheduling Your Visit

• If you're interested in attending multiple programs when visiting campus, you need to sign up for each one separately. Note that campus visits are offered consistently, while academic meetings vary in availability.
• Although we consider a lot of factors when making an admission decision, visiting campus isn't one of them. (Trust us, though, you'll be glad if you do!)

Explore all of our in-person visit options by date! This calendar includes visits hosted by Admissions as well as our academic communities. In most cases, a variety of visit programs are offered each day. If you're interested in attending multiple programs, make sure to sign up for each one separately.

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Admissions Visits

Tour campus and learn about everything UIUC has to offer you! These events are hosted by the Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

Admitted Students

These visits are for students who have received an offer of admission from UIUC. Admitted transfer visits are available beginning in the fall, and admitted first-year visits are available in the spring.

Admitted IlliniFest

• For admitted first-year and transfer students
• Held on Saturday, April 20
• Unique programming offered only at this visit, including events with your new academic community, campus tours, open houses, and more happening across campus all day long— get more details now!

Join us at IlliniFest on Saturday, October 14 for our biggest open house of the year! With tours, presentations and panels, resource fairs, and more happening across campus from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., you can explore everything UIUC offers entirely on your own schedule. This one-time event will allow you to fully experience life at UIUC through unique programming offered only at this visit. We hope to see you there!

Register for IlliniFest

Mark your calendars! Registration for Admitted IlliniFest will be available in mid-February.

First-Year Admitted Info Session & Campus Tour

• Specifically for admitted first-year students
• Held most weekdays
• Two-and-a-half hours in length
• 30-minute presentation about the UIUC experience and next steps
• 20-minute Q&A session with current students
• Hour-and-a-half student-led walking tour through the heart of campus

Held most weekdays and select Saturdays, these visits are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 45-minute presentation on the UIUC experience and your next steps as an admitted student, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus.

Register for a First-Year Admitted Presentation & Campus Tour

Transfer Admitted Info Session & Campus Tour

• Specifically for admitted transfer students
• Held on select Fridays
• 45-minute presentation on the UIUC experience and next steps
• 15-minute Q&A session with current students

Held on select Fridays, these visits are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 45-minute presentation on your next steps as an admitted transfer student, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus.

Register for a Transfer Admitted Info Session and Campus Tour

First-Year Illini Days

These large, day-long visits begin with a campus resources fair, followed by a presentation on the UIUC experience and your next steps as an admitted student. You'll then have the chance to ask current students your most pressing questions Q&A-style as well as attend a session hosted by the academic community you were admitted into. The availability of our academic communities varies by event, so make sure to review the list of those attending when you sign up. Following a break for lunch, you can choose to take part in a variety of optional activities, including numerous campus and building tours as well as walk-in times with campus resources like Housing and Financial Aid. You can view a sample agenda for the program now, and a full agenda will be provided to you at the start of the event. You can expect your visit to end mid- to late afternoon.

Register for a First-Year Illini Day

Transfer Illini Days

Register for a Transfer Illini Day

Prospective Students

Prospective student visits are for students interested in UIUC who haven't been admitted yet.

Prospective First-Year Visits will be available again in September.

The Illinois Experience & Campus Tour

This event offers an immersive view into the campus experience. If you're looking for insight on our admissions process, explore our website .

• Specifically for first-year students
• 30-minute presentation about life on campus

This event offers an immersive view into the campus experience. If you're looking for insight on our admissions process, sign up for a virtual application workshop or explore our website .

Held most weekdays and select Saturdays, these events are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 30-minute presentation all about life on campus, followed by a 20-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus. Note that these events are an immersive view into the UIUC experience; if you're looking for insight on our admissions process, we encourage you to sign up for a virtual application workshop or explore our website .

Register for a Prospective First-Year Illinois Experience and Campus Tour

Spring prosective visits will be available in mid-December.

Transfer Info Session & Campus Tour

• Specifically for transfer students
• 45-minute presentation on transfer admissions process and life at UIUC

Held on select Fridays, these events are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 45-minute presentation on our transfer admissions process and life at UIUC, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus.

Register for a Prospective Transfer Info Session and Campus Tour

• For first-year and transfer students
• Held on Saturday, October 14 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
• Unique programming offered only at this visit, with tours, presentations and panels, resource fairs, and more happening across campus all day
• Explore everything UIUC offers entirely on your own schedule

Get more details about this exciting event , including a list of programming options, now. We hope to see you there!

We had a great time at IlliniFest this fall, and hope to continue the tradition next year! Be on the lookout for more information closer to that time.

Orange & Blue Days

• Held on select days each fall
• Day-long event, with visit ending mid- to late afternoon
• Presentation about life on campus and Q&A session with current students
• Housing and Financial Aid presentations
• Optional college info sessions, tours, and other activities

View a sample agenda now! This event offers an immersive view into the campus experience; if you're looking for insight on our admissions process, sign up for a virtual application workshop or explore our website .

During these day-long visits held on select days each fall and spring, you'll attend a presentation all about life on campus, followed by a Q&A session with current students. Next, you'll hear from both Housing and Financial Aid. After breaking for lunch, you'll have the chance to attend two information sessions with the academic communities of your choice, followed by a variety of optional activities, including campus tours. You can view a sample agenda for the program now, and a full agenda will be provided to you at the start of the event. You can expect your visit to end mid- to late afternoon. Note that these events are an immersive view into the campus experience; if you're looking for insight on our admissions process, we encourage you to sign up for a virtual application workshop or explore our website .

Register for a Prospective Orange and Blue Day

Prospective Orange & Blue Days will be available again next fall.

First-Year Students

These visits are for high school students who are interested in UIUC and haven't been admitted yet.

IlliniFest Open House (Prospective Students)

The illinois experience & campus tour (prospective students).

Held most weekdays and select Saturdays, these visits are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 30-minute presentation all about life on campus, followed by a 20-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus. Note that these events are an immersive view into the campus experience; if you're looking for insight on our admissions process, we encourage you to sign up for a virtual application workshop or explore our website .

Orange & Blue Days (Prospective Students)

Register for a Prospective First-Year Orange and Blue Day

Prospective Orange & Blue Days will be available mid-August.

Admitted Info Session & Campus Tour (Admitted Students)

Held most weekdays and select Saturdays, these events are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 45-minute presentation on the UIUC experience and your next steps as an admitted student, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus.

Admitted events will be available again next spring.

Register for an Admitted Presentation & Campus Tour

Illini Day (Admitted Students)

These large, day-long events begin with a campus resources fair, followed by a presentation on the UIUC experience and your next steps as an admitted student. You'll then have the chance to ask current students your most pressing questions Q&A-style as well as attend a session hosted by the academic community you were admitted into. The availability of our academic communities varies by event, so make sure to review the list of those attending when you sign up. Following a break for lunch, you can choose to take part in a variety of optional activities, including numerous campus and building tours as well as walk-in times with campus resources like Housing and Financial Aid. You can view a sample agenda for the program now, and a full agenda will be provided to you at the start of the event. You can expect your visit to end mid- to late afternoon.

Register for an Admitted Illini Day

Admitted first-year visits will be available in the spring.

Admitted First-Year Visits

These visits are for high school students who have received an offer of admission from UIUC.

Daily Visits

Held most weekdays and select Saturdays, these visits are smaller in size and last about 2 1/2 hours. They include an overview of UIUC, a student life panel, and a campus tour. College meetings are often available upon request if you’re visiting on a weekday.

Register for an Admitted First-Year Visit

Illini Days

Illini Days are larger, day-long open houses held each spring. In addition to an overview of UIUC and a student life panel, they also include presentations by Housing and Financial Aid, campus tours, college sessions, and a variety of optional activities.

Admitted First-Year Visits will be available on December 13 at 5:00 p.m.

Transfer Students

These visits are for students who are interested in transferring to UIUC or have received an offer of admission from UIUC.

Prospective Info Session & Campus Tour (Prospective Transfer Students)

Held on select Fridays, these events are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 45-minute presentation on our transfer admissions process and life at UIUC, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus.

Spring prospective visits will be available in mid-December.

Prospective Orange & Blue Days (Prospective Transfer Students)

These are larger, day-long open houses held each fall and spring. You'll begin your visit with an overview of UIUC and our transfer admissions process, followed by a Q&A session with current students. Next, you'll hear from both Housing and Financial Aid. After breaking for lunch, you'll have the chance to attend two information sessions with the academic communities of your choice, followed by a variety of optional activities, including campus tours. The availability of our colleges varies by event, so if you're interested in meeting with a specific academic community, make sure to review the list of those attending when you sign up.

Register for a Prospective Transfer Orange and Blue Day

Prospective Transfer Orange & Blue Days will be available mid-August.

Admitted Info Session & Campus Tour (Admitted Transfer Students)

Held on select Fridays, these events are around two-and-a-half hours in length. You'll begin your day with a 45-minute presentation on your next steps as an admitted transfer student, followed by a 15-minute Q&A session with current students. A student will then lead you on an hour-and-a-half walking tour through the heart of campus.

Admitted events will be available again in the fall.

Register for an Admitted Transfer Info Session and Campus Tour

Illini Day (Admitted Transfer Students)

Admitted Transfer Illini Day will be available again next spring.

Register for an Admitted Transfer Illini Day

Admitted transfer visits will be available in the fall.

High school groups of 8 to 50 students are welcome to visit campus through our free program. Register now to request a group visit to UIUC!

Register for a Group Visit

Our fall Group Visits are now full. They will be available again in January.

Academic Visits

At UIUC, we offer over 150 majors within 11 academic communities. Note that available dates vary by academic community. Reach out to an academic community directly if you have any questions.

Agricultural, Consumer, & Environmental Sciences

• Prospective Visits
• Agricultural & Biological Engineering
• Animal Sciences Meetings
• Experience ACES
• Admitted Visits
• ACES Admitted Visits
• ACES Admitted Student Day
• Agricultural & Consumer Economics
• Animal Sciences
• Engineering Technology & Management for Agricultural Systems
• Food Science & Human Nutrition
• Natural Resources & Environmental Sciences

Applied Health Sciences

Don't see a visit that works with your schedule? Email AHS directly to schedule a personalized visit another time!

Don't see a visit that works with your schedule? Email Education directly to schedule a personalized visit another time!

If you'd like to schedule a visit with us this summer, email us directly . We'd love to meet you!

• Prospective Open House
• Admitted Open House

Fine & Applied Arts

• School of Architecture Prospective Visits & Tours
• School of Music Prospective Tours

To visit with FAA in person, we encourage you to check out our Admitted Student visit page! .

General Studies

Don't see a DGS group visit that works with your schedule? Email DGS to schedule a personalized, one-on-one visit another time!

Gies Business

Grainger engineering, liberal arts & sciences.

• LAS Prospective Visits
• Transfer Sessions
• Biochemistry
• LAS Admitted Visits
• Transfer Visits
• First-Year Visits
• Admitted Visit Day

Information Sciences

Don't see an iSchool visit that works with your schedule? Email the iSchool directly to schedule a personalized visit another time!

• Welcome Event

To visit with the iSchool in person, we encourage you to sign up for an Illini Day ! You can also check out our virtual options .

Social Work

Don't see a visit that works with your schedule? Email Social Work directly to schedule a personalized visit another time!

The Admissions campus tour includes a housing tour of our Illinois Street Residence (ISR) Halls . Additional housing tours are offered from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. every weekday (excluding holidays and university breaks). You can also pre-arrange a Private Certified Housing tour directly with the facility of your choice.

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Find everything you need to plan for your trip to campus, including our current COVID-19 guidelines, directions and parking, and accommodations.

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Can't make it to campus right now? No worries! We also offer a variety of virtual options, including admissions info sessions, academic meetings, and video and photo tours.

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2024 Masters odds, field: Surprising PGA picks, predictions from same golf model that's called 10 majors

Sportsline's proven model simulated the masters 2024 10,000 times and revealed its pga golf picks for augusta national.

Rory McIlroy has been chasing a career grand slam since winning the 2014 Open Championship. He'll make his 10th attempt to become the fifth player in history to accomplish the feat at the 2024 Masters starting Thursday. The first major championship of the season takes place at Augusta National Golf Club and will mark the 88th Masters. McIlroy has managed seven top-10 finishes in his last 10 trips to Augusta, but he hasn't finished better than 19th in a PGA Tour event this season.

The 34-year-old is a 24-time PGA Tour winner and priced at 10-1 in the 2024 Masters odds. Scottie Scheffler has been the No. 1 player in the world for the last 46 weeks and is the 5-1 favorite in the 2024 Masters futures. Defending champion Jon Rahm is 13-1 as he looks to become the first player to defend his title since Tiger Woods (160-1) in 2002. Before locking in any 2024 Masters picks of your own, be sure to see the 2024 Masters golf predictions and projected leaderboard from the proven computer model at SportsLine .

SportsLine's proprietary model, built by DFS pro Mike McClure, has been red-hot since the PGA Tour resumed in June 2020. In fact, the model is up nearly $9,500 on its best bets since the restart, nailing tournament after tournament. McClure's model predicted Scottie Scheffler would finish on top of the leaderboard at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and The Players Championship this season. McClure also included Hideki Matsuyama in his best bets to win the 2024 Genesis Invitational. That bet hit at +9000, and for the entire tournament, McClure's best bets returned nearly $1,000. The model also predicted Jon Rahm would be victorious at the 2023 Sentry Tournament of Champions and The American Express. At the 2023 Masters, the model was all over Rahm's second career major victory heading into the weekend. Rahm was two strokes off the lead heading into the third round, but the model still projected him as the winner. It was the second straight Masters win for the model, which also nailed Scheffler winning in 2022. In addition, McClure's best bets included Nick Taylor (70-1) winning the 2023 RBC Canadian Open, Jason Day (17-1) winning outright at the 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson, and Rickie Fowler (14-1) finishing on top of the leaderboard at the 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic. This same model has also nailed a whopping 10 majors entering the weekend. Anyone who has followed it has seen massive returns.

Now that the Masters 2024 field is taking shape, SportsLine simulated the tournament 10,000 times, and the results were surprising. Head to SportsLine now to see the projected leaderboard.

Top 2024 Masters predictions 

One major surprise the model is calling for at the 2024 Masters: Rory McIlroy, a four-time major champion and one of the co-favorites, fails to complete the career grand slam and barely cracks the top five at Augusta National. The world's No. 2-ranked golfer is off to a rough start in 2024, with his highest finish through his first five starts being 19th at the Players Championship.

Putting was an issue for McIlroy at the start of the season, as he previously ranked 129th in that area (-0.246). While he has improved to 83rd on the PGA Tour (0.036) and his total shots gained (0.610) is 40th, he is still 123rd in shots gained approaching the green (-0.176). While there appears to be small improvements in his game, his finishes this season are why the model is low on him.

Another surprise: Brooks Koepka, a 21-1 longshot, makes a strong run at the title. He has a much better chance to win it all than his odds imply, so he's a target for anyone looking for a huge payday. The five-time major champion has two runner-up finishes at Augusta in the last five years, but he's also missed the cut twice.

Koepka has 14 top-five finishes at majors in 38 tries and he was second at last year's Masters. He's had three top-12 finishes already this season and won the 2023 PGA Championship at Oak Hill. He's now managed four wins in the last two calendar years.  See who else to pick here .

How to make 2024 Masters picks

The model is also targeting six other golfers with odds of 20-1 or longer to make a strong run at the green jacket. Anyone who backs these longshots could hit it big. You can only see the model's picks here .

Who will win the 2024 Masters, and which longshots will stun the golfing world? Check out the Masters 2024 odds below and then visit SportsLine to see the projected Masters leaderboard, all from the model that's nailed 10 golf majors, including last year's Masters and Open Championship .

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With its blend of historic buildings and new, innovative research and learning spaces, the UVA School of Engineering and Applied Science is beautiful and inspiring. We welcome visitors to walk Engineers Way, take a tour or visit faculty and classes. And while you're here, enjoy the full University and Charlottesville experience.

Take an In-Person Tour

During the academic year, engineering tours are offered Monday - Saturday (**with exceptions).

• Tours start at 1:00 p.m .
• All tours last about 50 minutes. 
• No reservation is required. 
• Visitors wishing to take a tour should meet at the entrance of Thornton Hall's A-Wing .  

**Please note: Tours are NOT available for home football game days and when classes are not in session .

For questions, contact the Engineering Guides at [email protected] Official University tours are conducted by the University Guide Service.

Driving Directions

From I-64: Following signs to the UVA Information Center, get off at exit 118B for the Route 29/250 Bypass. Go approximately 2 miles and take the off ramp for Route 250 East Business (Ivy Road). Turn right off the exit ramp and follow Ivy Road. At the fourth traffic light, turn right on Route 29 Business/Emmet Street. Continue 1/2 block just past the blinking light. Turn left into the University of Virginia Central Grounds Parking Garage at 400 Emmet Street South (hourly fees), which is directly in front of Newcomb Hall.

From I-66 via U.S. Route 29 North: Take I-66 from Northern Virginia past Manassas. Take the exit marked “Route 29 South - Gainesville.” Proceed to Charlottesville, where Route 29 becomes Emmet Street. Pass University Hall basketball arena on the right. Proceed straight through the traffic light at the intersection of Route 250 Business (University Avenue/Ivy Road). Continue 1/2 block just past the blinking light. Turn left into the University of Virginia Central Grounds Parking Garage at 400 Emmet Street South (hourly fees), which is directly in front of Newcomb Hall.

Getting to the Engineering Complex: From the University of Virginia's Central Grounds Parking Garage at 400 Emmet Street South (hourly fees), take the elevator up to the bookstore level. Walk on Newcomb Road toward McCormick Road and make a right on McCormick. Walk across the overpass/bridge. Thornton Hall is the first building on the left. Engineers Way is to the right of Thornton Hall and leads to the rest of the Engineering School complex — with the exception of the Department of Biomedical Engineering, which is housed near the Medical School.

The nearest public parking to the Engineering School is available for an hourly fee in the University of Virginia Central Grounds Parking Garage at 400 Emmet Street South .

To see other UVA visitor parking, click here.

Navigating the Engineering School - Map

UVA Engineering strives for a welcoming and accessible experience for visitors. See our map for details of buildings and amenities, such as restrooms and elevators.

Contact an Engineering Department

Faculty, staff and students are eager to share information about their departments. Contact your department(s) of interest to learn more.

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Future of education in Worcester: A look inside the new Doherty High School

WORCESTER ― The first day of school at the new Doherty Memorial High School gets closer by the day. The construction began in 2021, and the school opens this fall for the 2024-25 school year.

On Friday, Mayor Joseph Petty and Superintendent Rachel Monárrez hosted a tour of the new $316 million high school.

More: School project: Roam the halls of Worcester's under-construction Doherty High (by drone)

The new school is 420,000 square feet, designed for an enrollment of 1,670 students.

"We're trying to keep families in the city. We don't want to lose people," Petty said. "We have to compete with surrounding towns' high schools."

New, improved spaces for learning

While it is still in its final phase of construction, the school's interior features a new auditorium and rooms specifically designed for Doherty's Chapter 74 programs, including construction craft labor, robotics, engineering and 3D printing.

"Basically, (students) can go to any of these shops and create whatever it is they need to for class," said Christina Bazelmans, associate principal at the architecture firm Lamoureux Pagano Associates. "They're all interconnected, so you can go in between each of them and create one project using all of these different engineering traits."

The school theater will seat around 800 students, about half the student population.

Along with the theater are rooms like the black box theater, which will be used to teach students about stage lighting.

Bazelmans said the new school gives students 21st-century learning models.

"It provides more technology, more flexibility and more space," Bazelmans said. "They're expanding the engineering and technology program, which brings more opportunities for technical education for students, which is awesome. Worcester Technical has a huge waitlist, which is awesome, but we obviously need to get that type of education to more kids."

Every classroom at Doherty has chilled beam cabinets, which provide cooling using induced airflow without the noise of a typical HVAC system. Each classroom also has "speech reinforcement," a speaker on the ceilings that allows teachers using a microphone to communicate with students.

"This allows teachers to use their normal voice to get students' attention. It pipes their voice through that speaker and everybody in the class can hear it," Bazelmans said.

Petty said the new amenities in the high school allow for more learning opportunities for students.

"I think it'll have a pretty big impact on students," Petty said. "It's a great project. I'm proud, and the superintendent is proud of this building."

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MDE Announces 14 School Districts Receiving Over 3 million in Grants

April 04, 2024

Partners from Communities In Schools will provide additional support to children to improve learning outcomes

LANSING – Fourteen Michigan school districts are receiving more than $3.2 million in grants from the Michigan Department of Education (MDE) to connect students and families with supportive adults and wrap-around community resources.  

Students in the schools will benefit from an MDE partnership with Communities In Schools of Michigan ,  Communities In Schools of Kalamazoo , and  Communities in Schools of Northwest Michigan .

“I applaud these 14 school districts from all across Michigan,” said State Superintendent Dr. Michael F. Rice. “Their efforts and our partnership with Communities In Schools mean children in participating school districts will experience improved outcomes. With support in reading, math, and other areas, students will be better positioned to graduate from high school and achieve their life dreams.”

The grants will fund placing full-time student support coordinators in schools, among other initiatives.

The school districts earning competitive grants are:

• Battle Creek Public Schools, $226,540.
• Benton Harbor Area Schools, $373,984.
• Central Lake Public Schools, $49,162.
• Dearborn City School District, $1,766,012.
• East Jordan Public Schools, $70,376.
• Ellsworth Community School, $37,316.
• Ferndale Public Schools, $136,400.
• Kalamazoo Public Schools, $114,724.
• Kalkaska Public Schools, $49,940.
• Madison District Public Schools, $48,060.
• Mancelona Public Schools, $63,090.
• Marshall Public Schools, $75,750.
• Vanderbilt Area Schools, $47,041.
• Ypsilanti Community Schools, $181,650.

“This grant is yet another testament that MDE and Benton Harbor Area Schools are collaboratively, aggressively, and intentionally putting additional layers and effort into improving student literacy – as well as student achievement in math and other subjects,” said Dr. Kelvin Butts, superintendent of Benton Harbor Area Schools. “Benton Harbor Area Schools is working diligently to ensure that every student has an equitable opportunity to receive the same level of attention and service while focusing on the whole child and family as we continue to move forward. This initiative will empower our students and educators, fostering environments where learning and growth thrive.”

The grant aligns with Michigan’s Top 10 Strategic Education Plan Goal 2, to improve early literacy achievement, and Goal 5, to increase the percentage of all students who graduate from high school.

“Children win when adults work together to improve schools,” said State Board of Education President Dr. Pamela Pugh. “Thanks to Communities In Schools at the national, state, and local levels; our local school district leaders; the Ballmer Group; and MDE for their partnership.”

Communities In Schools places full-time student support coordinators in each partner school building to connect students and families with supportive adults and community resources. The staff focus on wrap-around supports targeting academic achievement, learning loss, absenteeism, and graduation rates. By empowering students, Communities In Schools helps provide a more equitable learning environment for all learners.

"Communities In Schools extends heartfelt gratitude to the Michigan Department of Education for this grant. It is an investment in schools that directly impacts students and shapes our collective future," said Communities In Schools National President and CEO Rey Saldaña. "Together, we can provide students with the resources and supports they need to succeed in and out of the classroom."

Communities In Schools has received funding from the Ballmer Group for its efforts to provide support to public schools around the United States – including in Michigan. Ballmer Group provides funding to reshape opportunity and expand economic mobility across the United States.

“This partnership between MDE and the Communities In Schools affiliates in Michigan is a perfect example of how the nonprofit and public sector can come together to support Michigan's students,” said Mallory DePrekel, CEO of Communities In Schools Michigan. “We are honored to expand our supports to students in so many districts across Michigan and look forward to continue providing the evidence-based Integrated Student Supports model to thousands more students in the next three years." 

MDE and Communities In Schools affiliates in Michigan worked together to bring schools this unique three-year grant opportunity in support of students and schools. MDE is providing start-up funding from American Rescue Plan, Elementary and Secondary School Emergency Relief administrative funds. Communities In Schools affiliates are providing matching funds. Some local district contributions are also needed.

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