Experience life at Asbury! Our thoughtful Visit Events are created to help you feel like an Asbury student and see what life is like on campus.
You’ll meet current students, interact with professors, worship in Chapel, stay in the Residence Halls, explore academic programs and attend informative seminars. Preview Events also include special sessions for parents, like the Financial Aid Seminar. Or, choose a focused visit designed for your specific interests.
High school students with a passion for education are invited to Asbury for the Educators Rising Regional Experience. Spend the day hearing from faculty and regional leaders, connecting with peers from other schools, and exploring what college life is like on our campus. Open to both individual students and groups registered by teachers or counselors.
Experience the Asbury community firsthand while meeting current students and faculty, worshiping in Chapel and connecting with our Admissions Office. We would love to see you on campus this fall!
With a challenging academic atmosphere and close-knit community, Asbury is the perfect next step for homeschooled high schoolers. At Homeschool Visit Day, meet with professors, tour campus and connect with current Asbury students who were homeschooled.
At Asbury, you can take a passion for horses and make it into a thriving career. Learn how at our hands-on Equine Event where you can get on our beautiful facility, meet faculty and students, and gain a better understanding of our innovative program nestled in the heart of iconic Horse Country.
Experience the Asbury community firsthand while meeting current students and faculty, worshiping in Chapel and connecting with our Admissions Office. We would love to see you on campus this winter!
Registration for Spring 2027 events will be available by October 1st.
Scholarship Competition is an invitation-only event for our distinguished academic students who qualify to compete for our top merit scholarships. In addition to competing for scholarships, students will have the opportunity to develop a deeper understanding of the academic, spiritual and social life at Asbury while connecting with future classmates and professors.
During the Salvation Army Visit Weekend, you’ll experience the Asbury community firsthand. Explore majors, attend classes, worship in chapel, meet professors, students, spend the night in a residence hall, and spend time with Salvationists on campus.
Explore Asbury, attend chapel, meet professors, and connect with former homeschoolers. Designed to help homeschool families navigate college decisions and the transition to university learning.
Visit campus to meet students, connect with professors, worship in Chapel, and explore academics. Parents can join special sessions like:
Parents are welcome to attend all activities, including tours, classes, and Chapel, but participation is optional. Overnight stays available for students on Thursday (age restrictions apply).
Open to all, but perfect for those interested in Media Communication or Theatre! Explore campus, attend Engaging Culture Seminars, and experience the Highbridge Film Festival featuring student films.
Visit events are free to attend! In addition, we will cover the cost of group meals for visiting student and family members.
All high school students are encouraged to attend our visit events. College students interested in transferring to Asbury are also invited. Scholarship Competition is by invitation only.
Visit events during the fall semester restrict overnight stays to senior and transfer students only. Visit events during the spring semester restrict overnight stays to juniors, seniors, and transfer students. Regardless of year in school, you must be at least 16 years to stay overnight in the residence halls. Students who are juniors but not 16 years old will not be allowed to stay on-campus overnight. Additionally, students older than 24 years will not be allowed to stay overnight. Parents and other visitors are encouraged to stay at a local hotel or bed & breakfast, some of which offer a special rate for Asbury visitors.
If you are staying overnight in a residence hall, bring a sleeping bag, pillow, towel and any necessary toiletries. You may be sleeping on the floor of a dorm room, so bring whatever you need to be comfortable. If you are attending our Equine Event, bring appropriate farm footwear.
To schedule a music audition, please contact the appropriate music faculty listed below. Audition guidelines can be found on the Music Department’s webpage.
To schedule a theatre audition, please contact Kris Dietrich, Director of Theatre.
If you are interested in intercollegiate athletics, please visit our Asbury Athletics webpage and complete the recruiting form for your sport.
To request a Worship Arts Audition, please complete the audition request form.
Parents are invited to attend all parts of the event including the Campus Tour, Classes, Chapel and Meals, but are not required to attend. Most events also include a Financial Aid Seminar specifically for parents.
As you prepare for your trip to Asbury University, be sure to check out these resources.