Prospective Students Can Discover Utica at Fall Open House

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Prospective Students Can Discover Utica at Fall Open House

Students stand next to Trax near the bleachers of Gaetano Stadium.

Featuring interactive sessions covering academic programs, the admissions process, financial aid, and student life.

Utica University will host fall Open Houses on Saturday, October 17, and Wednesday, November 11.

Prospective students and their families will have an opportunity to explore the University, learn more about its academic programs, and experience campus firsthand.

The events will begin with registration at 9 a.m. and feature interactive sessions covering academic programs, the admissions process, financial aid, and student life. Campus tours will also be available, providing visitors with an opportunity to explore the University’s learning facilities, residence halls, dining commons, and athletics facilities and get a closer look at the Utica experience.

In addition to the fall Open Houses, Utica University will host Mohawk Valley U-Nite on Wednesday, October 21. The new event is designed specifically for prospective students and families from the Mohawk Valley, and will offer an opportunity to learn more about Utica and the educational opportunities available close to home.

To register and learn more about the Open Houses and Mohawk Valley U-Nite, including full schedules, visit utica.edu/openhouse.

Utica University is a private, career-centered university that combines personalized attention with an emphasis on career preparation and opportunity. The University is recognized among the best-value institutions in the Northeast and consistently ranks among the region’s top colleges for social mobility. Its academic programs are closely aligned with the evolving needs of industry, helping ensure students develop the knowledge and skills employers value while gaining opportunities to put what they learn in the classroom into practice. Its focus on affordability, professional preparation, and student opportunity makes it a particularly strong choice for students who want a college experience that is both personal and directly connected to their future careers.