Mar 26, 2015 2 min read

Waynesburg University will host spring visitation days for transfer students, high school students and their families April 11 and 18.

Registration will be held in Roberts Chapel beginning at 8:30 a.m. both days. After check-in, students will have the opportunity to take a tour of the campus, meet with faculty and staff in their elected majors, learn about admissions and financial aid, and have lunch in the Benedum Dining Hall.

“The events of the day highlight the mission of Waynesburg University as well as our excellent academic programs and outcomes,” said Robin King, senior vice president of enrollment and university relations.

The purpose of visitation days is to provide prospective students and their families with the opportunity to experience Waynesburg University. For many students, this is their first visit to campus, so it is important they get a chance to tour it, meet with professors and learn more about the admissions and financial aid process.

Visitation days also allow interested students to experience the mission and values of Waynesburg University firsthand. The university’s mission is to educate students to make connections among faith, service and learning to better enable them to transform their communities and the world.

About 2,500 students are now enrolled in Waynesburg University’s doctoral, graduate and undergraduate programs. More than 70 academic concentrations are offered at the university, which maintains its status as one of the least expensive private institutions in Pennsylvania.

In addition to rigorous academics, service is at the forefront of a Waynesburg University education. University students have the opportunity to choose from about 18 annual domestic and international service mission trips offered during fall, winter and spring breaks.

For more information or to register for a spring visitation day, call 1-800-225-7393.