Virtual Open House

Join the Office of Undergraduate Admission live on Zoom for a virtual Open House for high school seniors interested in applying to Simmons! Students are encouraged to register for as many sessions as they'd like.

Schedule for December Virtual Open House

Wednesday, December 8th

6:00PM (EST) | Campus Tour
Get the chance to take a virtual tour and explore both our academic and residential campuses while connecting with our student ambassadors!

6:45PM (EST) | Financial Aid Info Session
Meet representatives from our Financial Aid Office who will discuss the fins and outs, and frequently asked questions regarding financing your education. You'll hear about FAFSA, pell-grants, scholarships, and everything in between.

7:15PM (EST) | Student Panel
Who better to tell you why it's so amazing to be a Simmons shark, than our Simmons sharks themselves? Hear from four current students about their involvement on campus, why they chose Simmons, how they picked their majors, and much more!

Thursday, December 9th

6:30PM (EST) | Enhancing the Academic Experience
Join the representatives from the study abroad office, the multicultural center, student life, and the current President of the Student Government Association, as they discuss the ins and outs of enhancing your student experience. They'll discuss study abroad opportunities, student life and activities, affinity clubs and organizations, and more.

7:20PM (EST) | Nursing Information Session & Simulation Lab Tour
For students interested specifically in nursing, please join faculty and current students while they discuss what makes the Simmons Nursing program unique. They'll cover applying to the nursing program, clinicals, curriculum, faculty support, and what it's like to study nursing in the heart of the Longwood Medical Area.

7:20PM (EST) | Faculty Panel
Hear directly from current faculty about the classroom experience at Simmons, how they support and collaborate with students, and the unique academic experience offered at a women-centered institution.

8:00PM (EST) | Campus Tour
Get the chance to take a virtual tour and explore both our academic and residential campuses while connecting with our student ambassadors!

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