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Customized Individual Visit
Customized in-person visits are tailored to your interests and needs based on a menu of options. Your visit may include a campus tour with a current student, a meeting with an admissions counselor, and meetings with faculty members and various other departments. See the registration form for a full list of options.
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Additional visit options
Wildcat Weekend - NMU's open house events - March 15 - 16, 2024 and October 18 - 19, 2024
Summer Counselor Visit Program - Calling all high school guidance counselors and school staff! Join us in Marquette in July for a weekend dedicated to exploring all NMU has to offer your students.
Saturday Visit Dates for Fall 2023
November 18
December 9
Saturday Visit Dates for Winter 2024
January 27
February 17 - UP 200 Weekend
March 16 - Wildcat Weekend
April 20
Please contact our Campus Visit Program office at 906-227-1709 or at cvp@nmu.edu to register for one of these listed Saturday visits.
Saturday Visit Schedule:
8:45-9:00 Pre-registered guests check in
9:00-10:00 Admissions presentation
10:00-12:00 Walking Campus Tour
*The Admissions presentation is a general NMU presentation for those wanting to learn more about NMU. If you are already admitted and know a lot about NMU already, you may want to schedule a one-on-one visit or reach out to your admissions counselor to go over what option might be best for you.
Group Visits
Bringing a group of students to explore campus? Call or email our Campus Visit office at 906-227-1709 or at cvp@nmu.edu to be connected with one of our group tour coordinators. * Please do not fill out the campus visit request form for group tours.
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Staying in Marquette
Participants in NMU's in-person Campus Visit Program can receive 50% off ONE night room rate from select lodging establishments in Marquette. The coupon is good Sundays - Thursdays only. Please inquire about the coupon when scheduling your in-person campus visit with NMU's Campus Visit Office to get all the details. Restrictions may apply
While you're here, make sure to see all that Marquette has to offer. Check out the Travel Marquette website for information on hotels, things to do in the area and events during your stay.
Want to see the students who will be showing you around?
Alyssa Verba
Marketing
Hometown: Stephenson, MI
High School: Stephenson High School
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Wildcat Marching Band and Catholic Campus Ministry.
Favorite Marquette Activity: I LOVE going to all of the local coffee shops! Currently, Cruisin' Coffee is my go-to, but I also love Babycakes! I also love hiking around Presque Isle and Sugarloaf Mountain, especially when the Northern Lights come out!
Best Advice for Incoming Students: Don't be afraid to try new things! College goes by WAY faster than you might think. Remember that your mental health is important, though, and be sure to make it a priority as you enter college.
A.T. Willis
English & Secondary Education
Hometown: Huntington, NY
High School: St. Dominic High School
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Future Educators of NMU member, Alpha Gamma Delta member, and tennis club member
Favorite Marquette Activity: Skiing at Marquette Mountain or hiking at Presque Isle
Best Advice for Incoming Students: Don't be hesitant to get involved right away! The more things you try, the more people you will meet and it will make the transition into college much easier.
Braden Hubert
Biology
Hometown: Saint Paul, MN
High School: Roseville Area Highschool
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Club Lacrosse Team, Student Leader Fellowship Program, Honors Program, Swing Dance Club, Superior Edge, Fencing Club.
Favorite Marquette Activity: Running, Hiking, Skiing, Fishing, and Hunting in the surrounding wilderness.
Best Advice for Incoming Students: Be yourself! Take advantage of all the amazing things NMU and Marquette have to offer! Treat everyone with kindness.
Caroline Nosek
Marketing
Hometown: Elburn, IL
High School: Kaneland Senior High School
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Organization for Outdoor Recreation Professionals, South Superior Climbing Club
Favorite Marquette Activity: Hiking the wonderful trails in Marquette area, exploring the beaches, and taking pictures of all of the beautiful scenery.
Best Advice for Incoming Students: Starting college can be scary, but put yourself out there, try new things, be yourself, and try your best! And do not forget to enjoy the beautiful scenery.
Cheyanne Dodds
Anthropology, Forensic Anthropology Concentration
Hometown: North Branch, MI
High School: North Branch High School
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Resident Advisor in Hunt Hall and Anthropology club member
Favorite Marquette Activity: Hiking and going to the beaches
Best Advice for Incoming Students: Best advice would be to get involved early so that they can explore all their interests and maybe find new interests along the way along with friends who like to do those activities with you.
Chloe Patterson
Biology
Hometown: Bloomfield Hills, MI
High School: Bloomfield Hills High School
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Hunt Hall Government, Toon Town Government, NMU Student Ambassador, Student Leadership Fellowship Program (SLFP)
Favorite Marquette Activity: I love going to the beach after class in the summertime, and going skiing after class in the wintertime. I also love going to the farmers market on the weekends!
Best Advice for Incoming Students: College is a big change! It's okay if it takes longer to adjust than you originally attended. Get to know the people you live around, and befriend you RA's. Everyone's here to support you!
Emily Rose Bonneville
Nursing
Hometown: Boyne City, MI
High School: Boyne City High School
Groups and Organizations (current and past involvement): Catholic Campus Ministry, Wildcat Marching Band, Swing Dance club, Prolife club
Favorite Marquette Activity: Swimming in Lake Superior, hammocking, hiking, and anything outside.
Best Advice for Incoming Students
It's ok to change your mind or be unsure of what your future looks like! it is just as important to figure out what you don't like as it is what you do like! It is all a part of the journey, just enjoy where you are at.
Other Options for Visiting Campus
Presidential Scholars Competition is an opportunity for high achieving high school seniors to compete for scholarships. Stay Tuned for upcoming competition dates (usually held in October and November).
Summer Camps for high school students focus on sports, culture, the environment and more.