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Schedule your Campus Visit
We are excited to invite you to our campus! We offer a variety of virtual and on campus options for you to get a better sense of life at Simmons. Check out our calendar to see all of your visit options.
Transfer and Adult Student Visit Options
Admission Interview
We encourage all first-year and transfer applicants to schedule an admission interview.
Class Visit and Lunch
Get a first-hand look at the benefits of a women-centered institution by shadowing a class and joining a current student for lunch!
Schedule Your Class Visit and Lunch
Bring your Group to Campus
Interested in bringing your group of high schoolers to campus? Please submit a group tour request form.
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Simmons Virtual Road Trip
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Chat with Simmie, our AI recruiter
Have questions and need help right away? Chat with Simmie using the chat box. Simmie speaks multiple languages and is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Prefer to talk? Call (617) 655-8384.
Contacts for Campus Visits and Events
Please reach out with questions about visits and events.
Matthew Arrington
Associate Director, Visitor Experience
Chat with a Simmons Student
Do you have specific questions about the Simmons experience that you feel only a current student can answer? Our Sharks would love to chat about campus and academic life!
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Majors & minors
Our curriculum is totally customizable and interdisciplinary, giving you the opportunity to explore new subjects in ways you never thought of before.
Dorm Hunters
Life in the heart of Boston is energetic and bustling, but on the Simmons campus you'll find friendly faces, a welcoming atmosphere, and lots to do. Check out what life is like in our residence halls!
Boston: The best college town
What's great about Boston? Just about everything! Art, music, history, amazing cultural institutions, the nightlife, Newbury Street — and more than 300,000 other college students.
Why a Women's Undergraduate Experience
There is ample evidence that women’s undergraduate programs actually prepare women to succeed better than co-ed colleges.
Life at Simmons
Bringing Cancer Education to Underserved Communities
Nursing student Claire Tuquero ’26 reflects on her involvement with the Passionate Leaders Project and the clinical training she was able to achieve at several Boston hospitals.
Finding Her Place in Political Science
First-generation student and political science major Syeda Anas ’26 reflects on her involvement with the Barbara Lee Fellowship Program, and about learning to talk to people without fear of judgment.
Candor and Care: The Impact of Faculty on Returning Students
After nearly three decades in corporate leadership, Theresa Stephens-Tillmon ’27 returned to school, enrolling in Simmons’ online degree completion program to pursue a psychology degree and a new purpose: helping others get unstuck through life coaching. With the support of her instructors and the staff at Simmons, she’s embarking on these meaningful second acts and finding growth.
Overcoming Obstacles, Driving Equity
Social work major and first-generation college student Kim Richard ’26 shares her journey as an online degree completion student and how Simmons has prepared her to deliver care to clients.
3+2 Engineering Student Researches Ultrasound Technology
Maya McCabe ’27 is a biochemistry major and physics minor in the dual degree (3+2) engineering program. She spoke with us about her research funded by the Focused Ultrasound Foundation and the hands-on STEM training she is receiving at Simmons.
Community Immersion and Everyday Leadership
Africana studies and international relations major Alexandra “Ale” Huamán ’26 reflects on four years at Simmons: getting involved in the Boston community, being a Barbara Lee Fellow, and studying abroad to name a few of the activities she packed in.
Finding Inspiration in a Women-Centered Environment
Victoria Savoie ’26, a political science and communications major, reflects on her participation in the 2025 spring NYC Agency trip through the Department of Communications, the articles she wrote for the student-run news organization, The Simmons Voice, and her selection for the Barbara Lee Fellowship program.
Digitizing Local Archives and Reminiscing with Alumnae/i
Jenn Leishman ’26 reflects on choosing their major, an internship in the West End Museum in Boston, favorite courses, and how Simmons helped prepare them for a career as a library professional.
