Class Visit Program
The Class Visit Program at Buffalo State is an invitation-only event for high school seniors that have been accepted to the college. Students get to see what it’s like to be a college student, in smaller classes, that are taught by experienced faculty. While students visit class, parents participate in a Q & A session, where they can pose questions to a distinguished panel representing five key areas on campus. Afterward, students and families get to tour the campus of Buffalo State.
Class Visit Program
April 3rd, 4th and 5th
(Choose one day)
Refreshments to be served.
Space is limited.
Reserve your spot online: Class Visit 2013 RSVP.
The Class Visit Program allows accepted students to sit-in on classes with current Buffalo State students.
In the last five years, 2 of every 3 accepted students who participated in the Class Visit Program acknowledged their intentions to enroll at Buffalo State.
Nearly 90% of teaching faculty at Buffalo State have a doctorate degree. Post surveys show 90% of respondents who participated in the Class Visit agreed, Buffalo State’s teaching faculty are knowledgeable about their subject area.
Survey results show that 85% of accepted students felt the Class Visit gave them some idea of what it’s like to be a student at Buffalo State. Imagine yourself in one of our small classroom settings.
Panelists from Buffalo State’s Career Development Center, Financial Aid Office, Residence Life, the University Police Department, and the University College answer questions for parents during the Q & A session.
Survey results show that 90% of parents agree, the Q & A was helpful in learning more about what Buffalo State has to offer.
Accepted students and their parents tour Buffalo State as a part of the Class Visit Program. The tours are led by Student Ambassadors.
For more information contact:
Kenneth N. Robinson, M.S.
Coordinator, Class Visit Program
Admissions Moot Hall 110
Buffalo State College
1300 Elmwood Avenue
Buffalo, NY 14222
(716) 878-5024 phone
(716) 878-6100 fax
robinskn@buffalo.state.edu