Individual Visits

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Overnight visits are now available – visit campus and stay in a residence hall!

Clarify your next steps

Choosing a college and enrolling involves a lot of detail. An Individual Visit will make the process clear.

Overnight and day visits can be scheduled Monday through Friday. Families are welcome!

Register for an Individual Visit

Health information and other questions

What to expect:

Stay overnight or just for the day
Tour campus with an admissions counselor
Sit in on a class or two
Worship in chapel (Tuesdays and Thursdays)
Connect with the JBU community
One-on-one time with your admissions counselor
Admissions and financial aid information
Opportunity to meet with professors, coaches and other staff
Opportunity to try out for athletics
Opportunity for music auditions

Register for an Individual Visit

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