Check-In

Please park at the Main Parking Structure. You will be guided to check-in. Check-in begins in front of the Leavey Center. Please have your mobile pass ready! Check-in will be at Schott Admission & Enrollment Services starting at 9:30AM.

Welcome and Opening Remarks

Hear from our University President, Julie Sullivan, Vice President for Enrollment Management, Eva Blanco Masias, and Santa Clara University students as we congratulate you on your acceptance welcome you to explore our wonderful community through academic programs, parent panels, hear from current students and get a glimpse of what life as an SCU Bronco could be like in the fall.

College of Arts and Sciences: Art and Art History Department Talk

Come learn about the Department of Art and Art History where courses will foster a thorough understanding of the history and practice of art. Students can choose to major in either Art History or Studio Art. Minors are available in Art History, Studio Art, Animation and Illustration, Arts Management, or Graphic Design.

College of Arts and Sciences: Biology Department Talk

Connect with the Biology Department which offers a balanced program allowing students freedom in choosing courses that explore life at all levels – from molecules and cells to plants and animals to ecosystems. Students benefit from a wide range of educational experiences in the classroom, the laboratory, the field, and in the tropics. Through the department, students can major or minor in Biology, or choose to minor in Biotechnology.

College of Arts and Sciences: Classics Department Talk

Connect with the Classics Department which encourages students to explore all aspects of the life and culture of ancient Greece and Rome—cultures that we believe articulated a unique vision of the human condition which remains viable today. Students can major or minor in Classics, choosing one of three different tracks: classical languages and literatures, classical studies, or ancient studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Communication Department Talk

Learn about the Communication Department's curriculum and the many opportunities the department offers for engaged learning, internships, research and teaching assistantships, and student-run media organizations. Find out which of our alumni have won Oscars and Pulitzer Prizes. Students can major in Communication, or minor in digital filmmaking or journalism.

College of Arts and Sciences: English Department Talk

Connect with the student-driven and interdisciplinary English Department. Students receive a robust liberal arts education with possible focuses in literature and cultural studies, creative writing, and/or professional writing. Students also have opportunities to work one-on-one with our noteworthy, teaching-centered faculty on individualized projects. The degree prepares students for careers in education, law, publishing, public relations, and non-profit work, as well as in creative, journalistic, and UX and technical writing in a wide variety of fields. Students can major or minor in English, and can also choose to minor in Creative Writing or Professional Writing.

College of Arts and Sciences: Environmental Studies and Sciences Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences which provides students with the intellectual foundation they will need in addressing crucial environmental challenges of the 21st century, such as climate change, human population growth, urban sprawl, habitat and biodiversity loss, waste disposal, air and water pollution, and the need for renewable energy. Students can major in Environmental Studies or Environmental Sciences, or choose to minor in Environmental Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: I'm Undeclared, Now What?

Not sure what you want to study? Santa Clara is the place for you! Get the inside scoop on your options in the College of Arts and Sciences, tips on how to determine what majors or minors are right for you, and what resources the College can provide while you figure out your path.

College of Arts and Sciences: Mathematics & Computer Science Department Talk

Connect with one of the biggest departments on campus, Mathematics and Computer Science, which offers courses from timeless classics to emerging new fields and provides students with the knowledge and skills to be part of ever-developing fields not even imagined a decade ago. Students can major or minor in either Mathematics or Computer Science.

College of Arts and Sciences: Military Science Program Talk

Learn more about the Military Science Program which offers classes open to all Santa Clara students and the Bronco Battalion, an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) battalion of cadets from Santa Clara University, Stanford University, San Jose State University, and UC Santa Cruz. We are designed to develop management skills and leadership abilities for successful careers in both the corporate world and the military.

College of Arts and Sciences: Modern Languages & Literatures Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures which integrates the teaching of language and culture throughout our curricula in order to enable students to communicate effectively across cultures, appreciate cultural diversity, and to identify and analyze problems across cultural and national boundaries. Students can major or minor in French and Francophone Studies, Italian Studies, and Spanish Studies or minor in Japanese Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Music Department Talk

The Music Department provides an intellectual and stimulating artistic environment fostering individual expression and creativity through the study of music and musical performance. Students will gain the skills necessary to comprehend, perform, and appreciate music's role in human history and its power to enhance the lives of all people. Students can choose to major or minor in Music, minor in Musical Theatre, or participate in the department through a variety of ensembles.

College of Arts and Sciences: Neuroscience Program Talk

Learn more about the Neuroscience Program which imparts the scientific foundation needed to understand the nervous system at many levels. Majors will use interdisciplinary approaches to examine the biological, computational, and psychological underpinnings of the nervous system which will prepare them for diverse careers in health care, policy, business, law, biomedical, and clinical research or graduate-level studies in neuroscience-related disciplines.

College of Arts and Sciences: Performing Arts at SCU Tour

Join the departments of Music and Theatre and Dance for a tour of the performing arts facilities on campus. Tour stops include Mayer Theatre—SCU’s largest performance facility; the Music Recital Hall, in addition to rehearsal and teaching spaces. Take time to learn from and talk with current students and faculty about the many opportunities in the Performing Arts at SCU.

College of Arts and Sciences: Philosophy Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Philosophy, where students inquire directly into the relation of human beings to the world: what we are, how we know, what values are, and how we live. Philosophical inquiry also promotes analytical thinking and precise expression which is excellent preparation for a number of professional careers in areas such as law, government, finance, media, writing, and computer programming. Students can major or minor in Philosophy, choosing one of four emphases: Prelaw and Justice; Ethics and Values; Science and Analysis; or History of Ideas.

College of Arts and Sciences: Physics Department Tour

Take a faculty-led tour of some of our labs, where faculty and students are engaged in cutting edge research in the forefront of laser physics and material science. You are welcome to visit multiple labs as each lab tour is limited due to safety. Current students will share their experience as undergraduate research assistants.

College of Arts and Sciences: Political Science Department Talk

Connect with the Political Science Department! Our students learn about politics and government in the US and worldwide, including political thought, power and identity, institutions, political behavior, and public policy. We prepare students for various graduate and professional studies and for careers in public service, nonprofits, law, and the private sector. Students can choose to major or minor in Political Science, with optional emphases in pre-law, public sector studies, and international relations. Opportunities for hands-on experiences include internships, Model UN, and Washington Semester.

College of Arts and Sciences: Sociology Department Talk

Connect with the Sociology Department which equips students to work on the people side of organizations, law, policy, and in research. Students can choose to major or minor in Sociology, with optional concentrations in Technology and Social Entrepreneurship; Community and Social Justice Studies; or Diversity and Inclusion.

Leavey School of Business: Accounting and Accounting Information Systems Majors Information Session

Accounting is a critical business function, using data to guide corporate decisions as well as to ensuring the organization’s health and future growth. Santa Clara University accounting graduates are some of the best in the profession, leading international and regional firms, delivering key professional advice and strategies for businesses, and providing crucial skills in government and non-profit sectors.

Leavey School of Business: Contemporary Business Issues Mock Class (For Students Only)

The Contemporary Business Issues, BUSN 70, is an introductory course that is required for all incoming business students. This course seeks to provide all students with the baseline for courses taken later at the Leavey School of Business, covering topics such as Accounting, Finance, Management, Economics and leverages the unique expertise of professors with executive level experience.

In this mock session, BUSN 70 faculty and a teaching assistant will demonstrate and discuss how class participation is used to introduce and explore critical elements of business, business simulation competition, and connect the dots between academic and real life business.

Leavey School of Business: Day in the Life of a Business Student & Q+A Session with the Leavey Ambassadors

Curious about what the daily life of a Leavey business student is? Join us to learn more about the day-to-day schedule of our student Leavey Ambassadors, their academic pursuits, chosen career path, and much more!

Leavey School of Business: Economics Major Information Session

The Economics Major at SCU provides rigorous training in how to analyze important issues based on theory and data and how individuals, firms, and policymakers can use these methods to make good decisions. Learn about the program, curriculum, career options, and more from faculty and current students.

Leavey School of Business: Finance Major Information Session

Finance is at the center of well-managed businesses, from high technology companies to mutual fund companies. The Finance Department at SCU develops students' knowledge and managerial skills in the corporate and investment settings so they are prepared for a wide variety of careers. Join our finance faculty and current students as they share their experiences and information about the program, curriculum, faculty and post-graduate opportunities

Leavey School of Business: Management & Entrepreneurship Major Information Session

Management majors take a foundational course in leadership along with a range of courses that provide both conceptual and practical skills in effectively working with people and leading innovation. The Department also hosts a minor program in International Business and another in Entrepreneurship. A management faculty and current students share about the program, curriculum, research and internship opportunities and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Marketing Major Information Session

Marketing is a crucial part of any business, and it’s about more than just promoting products. It entails understanding the competition, connecting with customers, and building brand recognition. The Leavey marketing major offers courses that focus on product innovation, high technology, retailing, digital marketing, branding, marketing research, and marketing in online gaming. A marketing faculty and current students will share about the program, curriculum, research, internship opportunities, and post-graduate opportunities.

School of Engineering: Bioengineering: Health Data and Devices in Our Daily Lives

Want to learn more about how faculty in the department of bioengineering are approaching the novel challenges of wearable devices? Many biomedical devices that interface with regulating the body are now self-administered systems. Further, personal fitness devices and the AI engines that drive them have the capability of generating medically relevant information. Join us in this information session to learn more!

School of Engineering: Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering Presentation

Want to study a major that makes a difference while joining a department that is known for its strong community? Come to this info session to learn about the department and what civil and environmental engineers do! Briefly, civil and environmental engineers play a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future by bridging the gap between human needs and environmental stewardship. They use their expertise and dedication to design and build the infrastructure that enables communities to thrive: connecting people, facilitating commerce, and enhancing quality of life. Come hear more about these programs!

School of Engineering: Computer Science and Engineering Presentation

Both Computer Science and Engineering and Web Design and Engineering majors focus on the design, development, and analysis of solutions that enable technology to be used ethically, equitably, effectively, and in a sustainable way, by promoting the balance between performance and energy consumption, the responsible use of data, particularly considering AI, security, and privacy, and the design for inclusiveness, particularly considering under-represented populations. Come hear more about these programs!

School of Engineering: Electrical and Computer Engineering Presentation

The field of electrical and computer engineering is vast and covers the design, construction, and operation of every kind of electrical component, circuit, and system - from power grids to modern networks and the internet of things, from simple signal processing to machine learning, from basic computer architecture to large configurable systems using FPGAs and GPUs. It's integral to modern life and necessary if we are to build a more sustainable world. Where better to become an electrical and computer engineer than in the heart of Silicon Valley? Come hear first hand from the faculty and students about the research and programs they are engaged in.

School of Engineering: General Engineering: What is Industrial and Systems Engineering and why do I care?

Learn about this proposed new ISE minor within our General Engineering program and how it plays a crucial role in enhancing the performance of complex systems and processes.

School of Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Presentation

Mechanical Engineering applies the fields of physics, mathematics, and materials science to the design and realization of mechanical and thermal systems, playing a central role in creating the infrastructure of modern society while addressing the emerging interdisciplinary challenges of tomorrow. Find out what Mechanical Engineering at SCU is all about!

Academic Tabling (9:45AM-11:45AM)

Meet faculty, students, and staff from College of Arts and Sciences, Leavey School of Business, and the School of Engineering. Use this time to ask questions you may have about our majors, minors, and co-curricular programs. 

College of Arts and Sciences: Art & Art History Department Tour

Come take a tour of the Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building where Art History students develop a cultural understanding and gain intellectual skills developed throughout the program. Studio Art students learn hands-on skills in a variety of art media and develop comprehensive skills that prepare them for graduate study or careers in fine or commercial arts.

College of Arts and Sciences: Biology Department Talk

Connect with the Biology Department which offers a balanced program allowing students freedom in choosing courses that explore life at all levels – from molecules and cells to plants and animals to ecosystems. Students benefit from a wide range of educational experiences in the classroom, the laboratory, the field, and in the tropics. Through the department, students can major or minor in Biology, or choose to minor in Biotechnology.

College of Arts and Sciences: Chemistry & Biochemistry Department Tour

Take a faculty-led tour of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry including faculty labs and resources. Guests will get to hear from Chemistry and Biochemistry faculty and students.

College of Arts and Sciences: Child Studies Department Talk

Connect with the Child Studies Department which is designed for undergraduates interested in careers working with children and families in school or community settings. The degree prepares students for careers in fields such as teacher education, social work, counseling, psychology, law, and more. Students are able to major or minor in Child Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Classics Department Talk

Connect with the Classics Department which encourages students to explore all aspects of the life and culture of ancient Greece and Rome—cultures that we believe articulated a unique vision of the human condition which remains viable today. Students can major or minor in Classics, choosing one of three different tracks: classical languages and literatures, classical studies, or ancient studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Communication Department Talk

Learn about the Communication Department's curriculum and the many opportunities the department offers for engaged learning, internships, research and teaching assistantships, and student-run media organizations. Find out which of our alumni have won Oscars and Pulitzer Prizes. Students can major in Communication, or minor in digital filmmaking or journalism.

College of Arts and Sciences: Environmental Studies & Sciences Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences which provides students with the intellectual foundation they will need in addressing crucial environmental challenges of the 21st century, such as climate change, human population growth, urban sprawl, habitat and biodiversity loss, waste disposal, air and water pollution, and the need for renewable energy. Students can major in Environmental Studies or Environmental Sciences, or choose to minor in Environmental Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Gender and Sexuality Studies Department Talk

Learn more about the Gender and Sexuality Studies Department which provides an integrated and multidisciplinary approach to understanding the social and cultural constructions of gender and sexuality. Students who pursue this course of study receive a solid foundation in gender studies that is firmly grounded in intersectional and transnational frameworks. The GNSX major and minor also comes with opportunities for close faculty-student mentoring and research opportunities which prepares students for careers and graduate study in law, politics, health, advocacy, science and technology and more.

College of Arts and Sciences: Imaginarium - AR/VR Lab Tour

Take part in a guided tour of the equipment, facilities, and resources within SCU's Imaginarium — a space within the College of Arts and Science dedicated to extended reality (VR, AR, MR), data visualization, digital art, and game design. Specifically explore student projects in the areas of virtual reality, mixed reality, 3D modeling, digital art, and visualization.

College of Arts and Sciences: Mathematics & Computer Science Department Talk

Connect with one of the biggest departments on campus, Mathematics and Computer Science, which offers courses from timeless classics to emerging new fields and provides students with the knowledge and skills to be part of ever-developing fields not even imagined a decade ago. Students can major or minor in either Mathematics or Computer Science.

College of Arts and Sciences: Military Science Program Talk

Learn more about the Military Science Program which offers classes open to all Santa Clara students and the Bronco Battalion, an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) battalion of cadets from Santa Clara University, Stanford University, San Jose State University, and UC Santa Cruz. We are designed to develop management skills and leadership abilities for successful careers in both the corporate world and the military.

College of Arts and Sciences: Modern Languages & Literatures Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures which integrates the teaching of language and culture throughout our curricula in order to enable students to communicate effectively across cultures, appreciate cultural diversity, and to identify and analyze problems across cultural and national boundaries. Students can major or minor in French and Francophone Studies, Italian Studies, and Spanish Studies or minor in Japanese Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Music Department Talk

The Music Department provides an intellectual and stimulating artistic environment fostering individual expression and creativity through the study of music and musical performance. Students will gain the skills necessary to comprehend, perform, and appreciate music's role in human history and its power to enhance the lives of all people. Students can choose to major or minor in Music, minor in Musical Theatre, or participate in the department through a variety of ensembles.

College of Arts and Sciences: Music Department Tour

Come tour the rehearsal, performance, and teaching spaces of the Music Department. Talk with our current students about various pathways available in music (majoring, minoring, and participating) and hear some of our current students rehearsing and performing around the building.

College of Arts and Sciences: Neuroscience Program Talk

Learn more about the Neuroscience Program which imparts the scientific foundation needed to understand the nervous system at many levels. Majors will use interdisciplinary approaches to examine the biological, computational, and psychological underpinnings of the nervous system which will prepare them for diverse careers in health care, policy, business, law, biomedical, and clinical research or graduate-level studies in neuroscience-related disciplines.

College of Arts and Sciences: Philosophy Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Philosophy, where students inquire directly into the relation of human beings to the world: what we are, how we know, what values are, and how we live. Philosophical inquiry also promotes analytical thinking and precise expression which is excellent preparation for a number of professional careers in areas such as law, government, finance, media, writing, and computer programming. Students can major or minor in Philosophy, choosing one of four emphases: Prelaw and Justice; Ethics and Values; Science and Analysis; or History of Ideas.

College of Arts and Sciences: Physics Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Physics where courses are designed to help students satisfy their deep curiosity about the physical world while developing true competence at solving challenging problems using physics fundamentals and both traditional and modern methods. Students can major in either Physics or Engineering Physics, or minor in Physics.

College of Arts and Sciences: Physics Department Tour

Take a faculty-led tour of some of our labs, where faculty and students are engaged in cutting edge research in the forefront of laser physics and material science. You are welcome to visit multiple labs as each lab tour is limited due to safety. Current students will share their experience as undergraduate research assistants.

College of Arts and Sciences: Religious Studies Department Talk

Connect with the Religious Studies Department which engages the stuff of life and culture: faith and history, theology and ethics, texts and ritual, science and technology, art and literature, race, ethnicity and gender. Students learn about a wide range of traditions in a diversity of course offerings that intersect with virtually every other approach to understanding the world and ourselves. Students can choose to major or minor in Religious Studies with concentration options in scripture and tradition; religion and society; or theology, ethics, and spirituality.

College of Arts and Sciences: Theatre & Dance Tours

Join the Theatre and Dance Department for a tour of their facilities. Tour stops include Mayer Theatre—SCU’s largest performance facility; the Rehearsal Hall, scene and costume shops, backstage dressing and makeup rooms, the Green Room, Fess Parker Studio Theatre, and the Dance studios.

Leavey School of Business: Accounting and Accounting Information Systems Majors Information Session

Accounting is a critical business function, using data to guide corporate decisions as well as to ensuring the organization’s health and future growth. Santa Clara University accounting graduates are some of the best in the profession, leading international and regional firms, delivering key professional advice and strategies for businesses, and providing crucial skills in government and non-profit sectors.

Leavey School of Business: Contemporary Business Issues Mock Class (For Students Only)

The Contemporary Business Issues, BUSN 70, is an introductory course that is required for all incoming business students. This course seeks to provide all students with the baseline for courses taken later at the Leavey School of Business, covering topics such as Accounting, Finance, Management, Economics and leverages the unique expertise of professors with executive level experience.

In this mock session, BUSN 70 faculty and a teaching assistant will demonstrate and discuss how class participation is used to introduce and explore critical elements of business, business simulation competition, and connect the dots between academic and real life business.

Leavey School of Business: Day in the Life of a Business Student & Q+A Session with the Leavey Ambassadors

Curious about what the daily life of a Leavey business student is? Join us to learn more about the day-to-day schedule of our student Leavey Ambassadors, their academic pursuits, chosen career path, and much more!

Leavey School of Business: Economics Major Information Session

The Economics Major at SCU provides rigorous training in how to analyze important issues based on theory and data and how individuals, firms, and policymakers can use these methods to make good decisions. Learn about the program, curriculum, career options, and more from faculty and current students.

Leavey School of Business: Finance Major Information Session

Finance is at the center of well-managed businesses, from high technology companies to mutual fund companies. The Finance Department at SCU develops students' knowledge and managerial skills in the corporate and investment settings so they are prepared for a wide variety of careers. Join our finance faculty and current students as they share their experiences and information about the program, curriculum, faculty and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Information Systems & Analytics Information Session

Members of our faculty have experience in both engineering and management, pushing the field forward with their research in business intelligence, software engineering, computer security, business analytics, operations management, and supply chain management. A faculty member from the ISA and current students will share insights about the program, curriculum, research, internship opportunities, and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Management & Entrepreneurship Major Information Session

Management majors take a foundational course in leadership along with a range of courses that provide both conceptual and practical skills in effectively working with people and leading innovation. The Department also hosts a minor program in International Business and another in Entrepreneurship. A management faculty and current students share about the program, curriculum, research and internship opportunities and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Marketing Major Information Session

Marketing is a crucial part of any business, and it’s about more than just promoting products. It entails understanding the competition, connecting with customers, and building brand recognition. The Leavey marketing major offers courses that focus on product innovation, high technology, retailing, digital marketing, branding, marketing research, and marketing in online gaming. A marketing faculty and current students will share about the program, curriculum, research, internship opportunities, and post-graduate opportunities.

School of Engineering: Bioengineering: AI in Medicine: Navigating the landscape of innovative healthcare solutions

Want to learn more about how faculty in the department of bioengineering are developing and teaching about new technologies to detect, diagnose and treat human diseases. In this info session, you will learn about the transformative role of artificial intelligence in navigating the landscape of innovative healthcare solutions. You will be exposed to the latest advancements, challenges, and potential applications of AI technology across various medical disciplines, offering a fresh approach to its impact on diagnosis, treatment, patient care, and beyond.

School of Engineering: Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering Presentation

Want to study a major that makes a difference while joining a department that is known for its strong community? Come to this info session to learn about the department and what civil and environmental engineers do! Briefly, civil and environmental engineers play a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future by bridging the gap between human needs and environmental stewardship. They use their expertise and dedication to design and build the infrastructure that enables communities to thrive: connecting people, facilitating commerce, and enhancing quality of life. Come hear more about these programs!

School of Engineering: Computer Science and Engineering Presentation

Both Computer Science and Engineering and Web Design and Engineering majors focus on the design, development, and analysis of solutions that enable technology to be used ethically, equitably, effectively, and in a sustainable way, by promoting the balance between performance and energy consumption, the responsible use of data, particularly considering AI, security, and privacy, and the design for inclusiveness, particularly considering under-represented populations. Come hear more about these programs!

School of Engineering: Electrical and Computer Engineering Presentation

The field of electrical and computer engineering is vast and covers the design, construction, and operation of every kind of electrical component, circuit, and system - from power grids to modern networks and the internet of things, from simple signal processing to machine learning, from basic computer architecture to large configurable systems using FPGAs and GPUs. It's integral to modern life and necessary if we are to build a more sustainable world. Where better to become an electrical and computer engineer than in the heart of Silicon Valley? Come hear first hand from the faculty and students about the research and programs they are engaged in.

School of Engineering: General Engineering: Social and Ethical Impacts of Engineering

One of the many things that sets Santa Clara apart from other Engineering programs is our commitment to consideration of the social and ethical impacts of technology. Another is the ongoing formation of the whole person. Come explore the unique ways in which Santa Clara Engineering is integrating insights and values from the social sciences and humanities into the design of technology.

School of Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Presentation

Mechanical Engineering applies the fields of physics, mathematics, and materials science to the design and realization of mechanical and thermal systems, playing a central role in creating the infrastructure of modern society while addressing the emerging interdisciplinary challenges of tomorrow. Find out what Mechanical Engineering at SCU is all about!

Academic Tabling (9:45AM-11:45AM)

Meet faculty, students, and staff from College of Arts and Sciences, Leavey School of Business, and the School of Engineering. Use this time to ask questions you may have about our majors, minors, and co-curricular programs. 

College of Arts and Sciences: Art & Art History Department Tour

Come take a tour of the Edward M. Dowd Art and Art History Building where Art History students develop a cultural understanding and gain intellectual skills developed throughout the program. Studio Art students learn hands-on skills in a variety of art media and develop comprehensive skills that prepare them for graduate study or careers in fine or commercial arts.

College of Arts and Sciences: Biology Department Talk

Connect with the Biology Department which offers a balanced program allowing students freedom in choosing courses that explore life at all levels – from molecules and cells to plants and animals to ecosystems. Students benefit from a wide range of educational experiences in the classroom, the laboratory, the field, and in the tropics. Through the department, students can major or minor in Biology, or choose to minor in Biotechnology.

College of Arts and Sciences: Child Studies Department Tour

Explore Santa Clara University's Child Studies Department, where we cultivate passionate advocates for children, championing social justice and equity for all. Our thoughtfully designed spaces foster a welcoming, collaborative environment that inspires learning and meaningful engagement. Through innovative coursework and hands-on experiences, we empower students to drive positive change in children's lives. Join us on a tour to witness our commitment to shaping the future of child advocacy.

College of Arts and Sciences: Communication Department Tour

Join the Communication Department on a tour of our digital cinema production center where you will have an opportunity to see where our students produce, direct, and edit their films. Our production space includes state-of-the-art editing bays running industry-leading Avid software and a studio with the latest cameras and lighting gear alongside traditional film equipment.

College of Arts and Sciences: Environmental Studies & Sciences Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Environmental Studies and Sciences which provides students with the intellectual foundation they will need in addressing crucial environmental challenges of the 21st century, such as climate change, human population growth, urban sprawl, habitat and biodiversity loss, waste disposal, air and water pollution, and the need for renewable energy. Students can major in Environmental Studies or Environmental Sciences, or choose to minor in Environmental Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Imaginarium - AR/VR Lab Tour

Take part in a guided tour of the equipment, facilities, and resources within SCU's Imaginarium — a space within the College of Arts and Science dedicated to extended reality (VR, AR, MR), data visualization, digital art, and game design. Specifically explore student projects in the areas of virtual reality, mixed reality, 3D modeling, digital art, and visualization.

College of Arts and Sciences: Military Science Program Talk

Learn more about the Military Science Program which offers classes open to all Santa Clara students and the Bronco Battalion, an Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) battalion of cadets from Santa Clara University, Stanford University, San Jose State University, and UC Santa Cruz. We are designed to develop management skills and leadership abilities for successful careers in both the corporate world and the military.

College of Arts and Sciences: Modern Languages & Literatures Department Talk

Connect with the Department of Modern Languages and Literatures which integrates the teaching of language and culture throughout our curricula in order to enable students to communicate effectively across cultures, appreciate cultural diversity, and to identify and analyze problems across cultural and national boundaries. Students can major or minor in French and Francophone Studies, Italian Studies, and Spanish Studies or minor in Japanese Studies.

College of Arts and Sciences: Music Department Talk

The Music Department provides an intellectual and stimulating artistic environment fostering individual expression and creativity through the study of music and musical performance. Students will gain the skills necessary to comprehend, perform, and appreciate music's role in human history and its power to enhance the lives of all people. Students can choose to major or minor in Music, minor in Musical Theatre, or participate in the department through a variety of ensembles.

College of Arts and Sciences: Music Department Tour

Come tour the rehearsal, performance, and teaching spaces of the Music Department. Talk with our current students about various pathways available in music (majoring, minoring, and participating) and hear some of our current students rehearsing and performing around the building.

College of Arts and Sciences: Public Health Department Talk

Connect with the Public Health Department which strives to positively impact the health of our university community and the health of communities beyond the university. Students will focus on the health of human populations and individuals from physical, social, and environmental standpoints. Students can choose to major or minor in Public Health.

College of Arts and Sciences: Theatre and Dance Tours

Join the Theatre and Dance Department for a tour of their facilities. Tour stops include Mayer Theatre—SCU’s largest performance facility; the Rehearsal Hall, scene and costume shops, backstage dressing and makeup rooms, the Green Room, Fess Parker Studio Theatre, and the Dance studios.

Leavey School of Business: Accounting and Accounting Information Systems Majors Information Session

Accounting is a critical business function, using data to guide corporate decisions as well as to ensuring the organization’s health and future growth. Santa Clara University accounting graduates are some of the best in the profession, leading international and regional firms, delivering key professional advice and strategies for businesses, and providing crucial skills in government and non-profit sectors.

Leavey School of Business: Contemporary Business Issues Mock Class (for students only)

The Contemporary Business Issues, BUSN 70, is an introductory course that is required for all incoming business students. This course seeks to provide all students with the baseline for courses taken later at the Leavey School of Business, covering topics such as Accounting, Finance, Management, Economics and leverages the unique expertise of professors with executive level experience.

In this mock session, BUSN 70 faculty and a teaching assistant will demonstrate and discuss how class participation is used to introduce and explore critical elements of business, business simulation competition, and connect the dots between academic and real life business.

Leavey School of Business: Day in the Life of a Business Student & Q+A Session with the Leavey Ambassadors

Curious about what the daily life of a Leavey business student is? Join us to learn more about the day-to-day schedule of our student Leavey Ambassadors, their academic pursuits, chosen career path, and much more!

Leavey School of Business: Economics Major Information Session

The Economics Major at SCU provides rigorous training in how to analyze important issues based on theory and data and how individuals, firms, and policymakers can use these methods to make good decisions. Learn about the program, curriculum, career options, and more from faculty and current students.

Leavey School of Business: Finance Major Information Session

Finance is at the center of well-managed businesses, from high technology companies to mutual fund companies. The Finance Department at SCU develops students' knowledge and managerial skills in the corporate and investment settings so they are prepared for a wide variety of careers. Join our finance faculty and current students as they share their experiences and information about the program, curriculum, faculty and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Information Systems & Analytics Information Session

Members of our faculty have experience in both engineering and management, pushing the field forward with their research in business intelligence, software engineering, computer security, business analytics, operations management, and supply chain management. A faculty member from the ISA and current students will share insights about the program, curriculum, research, internship opportunities, and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Management & Entrepreneurship Major Information Session

Management majors take a foundational course in leadership along with a range of courses that provide both conceptual and practical skills in effectively working with people and leading innovation. The Department also hosts a minor program in International Business and another in Entrepreneurship. A management faculty and current students share about the program, curriculum, research and internship opportunities and post-graduate opportunities.

Leavey School of Business: Marketing Major Information Session

Marketing is a crucial part of any business, and it’s about more than just promoting products. It entails understanding the competition, connecting with customers, and building brand recognition. The Leavey marketing major offers courses that focus on product innovation, high technology, retailing, digital marketing, branding, marketing research, and marketing in online gaming. A marketing faculty and current students will share about the program, curriculum, research, internship opportunities, and post-graduate opportunities.

School of Engineering: Bioengineering: Applications and future of stem cell bioengineering

Want to learn more about how faculty in the department of bioengineering are developing and teaching about new technologies to detect, diagnose and treat human diseases. In this info session, you will learn how stem cell bioengineering serves as a powerful tool in regenerative medicine and disease modeling. You will also gain an understanding of how stem cell technologies when combined with CRISPR genome editing and organoid approaches stand to advance personalized medicine, drug discovery, and regenerative therapies.

School of Engineering: Civil, Environmental and Sustainable Engineering Presentation

Want to study a major that makes a difference while joining a department that is known for its strong community? Come to this info session to learn about the department and what civil and environmental engineers do! Briefly, civil and environmental engineers play a pivotal role in shaping a sustainable future by bridging the gap between human needs and environmental stewardship. They use their expertise and dedication to design and build the infrastructure that enables communities to thrive: connecting people, facilitating commerce, and enhancing quality of life. Come hear more about these programs!

School of Engineering: Computer Science and Engineering Presentation

Both Computer Science and Engineering and Web Design and Engineering majors focus on the design, development, and analysis of solutions that enable technology to be used ethically, equitably, effectively, and in a sustainable way, by promoting the balance between performance and energy consumption, the responsible use of data, particularly considering AI, security, and privacy, and the design for inclusiveness, particularly considering under-represented populations. Come hear more about these programs!

School of Engineering: Electrical and Computer Engineering Presentation

The field of electrical and computer engineering is vast and covers the design, construction, and operation of every kind of electrical component, circuit, and system - from power grids to modern networks and the internet of things, from simple signal processing to machine learning, from basic computer architecture to large configurable systems using FPGAs and GPUs. It's integral to modern life and necessary if we are to build a more sustainable world. Where better to become an electrical and computer engineer than in the heart of Silicon Valley? Come hear first hand from the faculty and students about the research and programs they are engaged in.

School of Engineering: General Engineering: Designing from a Position of Interdisciplinarity

Do you have a passion for design but feel the traditional disciplinary boundaries are too constrictive for your hopes, dreams, and plans? Do you want to draw insights from many insights and apply them to a specfic goal? General engineering provides the essential toolkit and mindset for engineers to excel in their chosen specialties while fostering innovation and adaptability in an ever-evolving technological landscape.

School of Engineering: Mechanical Engineering Presentation

Mechanical Engineering applies the fields of physics, mathematics, and materials science to the design and realization of mechanical and thermal systems, playing a central role in creating the infrastructure of modern society while addressing the emerging interdisciplinary challenges of tomorrow. Find out what Mechanical Engineering at SCU is all about!

Academic Tabling (9:45AM-11:45AM)

Meet faculty, students, and staff from College of Arts and Sciences, Leavey School of Business, and the School of Engineering. Use this time to ask questions you may have about our majors, minors, and co-curricular programs. 

School of Engineering: Senior Design Showcase

Come to the SCDI South Wing to see some School of Engineering year long Senior Design Projects; where theoretical expertise meets hands-on learning as seniors prepare for real-world engineering.

School of Engineering: Engineering Open Houses

Five engineering labs are opening their doors for our admitted Class of 2029. Come and check them out!

• Machine Learning & Safety Analytics Lab: The Machine Learning and Safety Analytics Lab showcases cutting-edge tools like collaborative robots, wearable sensors, cameras, and exoskeletons to improve workplace safety and efficiency. Visitors can learn how technology enhances human work, supports smart manufacturing, and promotes health and safety in industrial settings through hands-on demonstrations and research insights by current undergraduate and graduate students from SoE at SCU. 
• The Robotic Systems Lab: The RSL conducts a world-class field robotics program in which interdisciplinary teams of students develop and deploy advanced robotic systems and autonomous control technology missions on the land and in the air, sea, and space. Come by our lab to learn about the projects being worked on by current students.
• Maker Lab: The Maker Lab is a hands-on prototyping space for designing and building projects open to all SCU students, staff, and faculty. The Lab has hand tools, 3D printers, laser cutters, CNC mills, sewing machines, soldering stations, and more.
• Frugal Innovation Hub: Guided by Santa Clara University’s commitment to social justice and community engagement, the Frugal Innovation Hub (FIH) empowers students and faculty to design sustainable, community-driven solutions for critical social challenges—both locally and globally. Stop by to explore our space, learn about impactful projects, and connect with the students making a difference!
• MECH Machine Shop: The Computer-Aided Manufacturing (CAM) and Prototyping Laboratory consists of two machine shops and a prototyping area. One machine shop is dedicated to student use for University-directed design and research projects. The second is a teaching lab used for undergraduate and graduate instruction. Both are equipped with modern machine tools such as lathes and milling machines.

School of Engineering: School of Engineering Tours

Join student tour guides for an up close look at a variety of teaching, research and project facilities supporting our undergraduate programs and hear more about the experiences and opportunities available to our Bronco Engineers!

Campus Tours

Join our SCU Student Ambassadors on a 45 minute tour showcasing many interesting spots on campus such as our Malley Fitness and Recreation Center, Benson Dining Hall, Arts Plaza, Library, and, of course, our Santa Clara Mission. Please meet our ambassadors at the main fountain for the tour. Last tour leaves at 2:00 PM.

Housing & Residence Life Tours

Explore Santa Clara University's unique Residential Learning Community program. Our Residential Life staff will be leading tours of eight (8) different living options that are inclusive and engaging places for students to come together in community.

Student Life Resource Fair

Come meet with a selection of our student clubs, organizations and resources!

Student Life Panel

Join our panel of students as they discuss student life at SCU! We will have a separate session for students and one for their parents/guardians.

Health Professions Advising Information Session

Join us in an information session about our Health Professions Advising program to learn more about the resources and support in your health professions journey and how SCU can support both inside and outside of the classroom.

Student Health, Counseling and Well-Being Resources at SCU

Join the offices of: Student Medical Services (SMS), Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) and the Wellness Center as they share on how they support the physical and mental well-being needs of Santa Clara Broncos.

College of Arts and Sciences: Theatre and Dance Scholarship Auditions

We will be hosting our Scholarship Auditions from 12:30-1:30 PM. Please apply/register via our scholarship application on our scholarship page.

College of Arts and Sciences: Music Scholarship Auditions

Showcase your talents and passion for music by joining the Music Department's Scholarship auditions. No registration necessary. Auditions are open from 1:00 - 2:00 PM.

Bookstore Opened!

Take a piece of Santa Clara home with you. Rep your college choice during your school's decision day with a Bronco sweatshirt, t-shirt, and more!

Admission Counselor Drop-In

Drop by our office and introduce yourself to an admission counselor. We’d be happy to answer any questions regarding SCU, your admissions, and next steps!

Financial Aid Counselor Drop-In

Chat with a Financial Aid counselor with any questions regarding your Financial Aid package.

Global Village

Global Village is a fun street fair celebrating the different cultures present at SCU with delicious food, games, and performances! Hosted by the students organizations of the Multicultural Center

Spring Dance Festival - SCU Presents

Celebrate creativity and talent at the SCU Presents Spring Dance Festival—an unforgettable night of dynamic performances and vibrant choreography.

Women's Softball Game

Join us for an exciting SCU Bronco's Women's Softball Game and experience the energy and spirit of Bronco athletics!

SCU Dance Team Prep Class

The Santa Clara Dance Team invites you to participate in the 2025 Dance Team Spring Prep Clinic! Registration includes a master class taught by the SCU Dance Team as well as a Q&A session and feedback from Coach Jenn to help dancers prepare for our Spring Auditions on May 4, 2025.

Location: Athletic Excellence Center

Register here: https://mysantaclara.scu.edu/events/athletics/ath---2025-spring-audition-prep-dance-clinic-event-