Visit Opportunities & Workshops
Pathways to GVSU Meeting
What to Expect
The Pathways to GVSU Meeting is an informational virtual meeting to provide an opportunity for students and families in the 8th Grade Pathways program to virtually connect with Ms. Jenifer Young, 8th Grade Pathways Manager. This meeting will cover general information regarding the 8th Grade Pathways program and key events. In addition, Jenifer will also provide helpful tips and information for high school and college application success.
Laker Open House
What to Expect
Laker Open House events are in-person, campus-wide events offered in the Fall and Spring, designed for future students and their families. These events provide you with the opportunity to experience Grand Valley's academic programs and campus communities, and navigate your next steps. Hear from faculty, student support staff, and current students, then tour campus to experience the Laker Effect for yourself.
Saturday, March 28, 2026
Saturday, April 11, 2026
Academic Spotlight Visit
What to Expect
Academic Spotlight visits are designed for students interested in a specific area of study, this campus visit includes an admissions presentation co-presented with a representative form the connected college or program, followed by a campus tour. These visits take about 2-3 hours, depending on the program. At this time, we are hosting Academic Spotlight visits in partnership with:
GV in the 313
What to Expect
For our Detroit-based families, you are able to connect with GVSU Admission Recruiters in Detroit to learn more about Grand Valley State University. These events will feature a general presentation about academics, student life, financial aid, and more at GVSU, followed by a Q&A session to help you navigate your next steps.
Future - Freshman Presentation & Campus Tour
What to Expect
Designed for current high school students, or recent high school graduates, this campus visit includes a group presentation followed by a student-led campus tour. The whole visit takes about 2 hours. The presentation covers academics, student life, and financial aid. The student-led walking tour goes through academic spaces, the library, the recreation center, a few housing options, and more.