A college decision involves more than choosing a major. Students want to imagine where they will learn, who they will meet, and how their days might feel. Families bring questions about support, affordability, and what comes next.
This collection of four Slate portals gives visitors different ways to explore the institution, with choices that reflect their interests and stage of the college search.
01 / CAMPUS / YOUR ROUTE
Virtual Campus Tour
Explore campus on your own terms.
An eight-stop virtual tour invites visitors to explore campus spaces and build a route around what matters to them. Each stop offers context and choices for where to explore next.
- Build and reorder a personal tour.
- Explore campus photos and stop descriptions.
- Follow suggested next stops or choose a different direction.
02 / STUDENT LIFE / YOUR DAY
Day as a Duck
Imagine an ordinary day with extraordinary possibilities.
A choose-your-own-adventure experience helps prospective students picture the rhythm of life at the institution. Visitors combine classes, projects, meals, activities, and downtime into a sample day.
- Choose experiences across seven moments.
- Start with a suggested path and make it your own.
- Copy or download the completed day.
03 / ACADEMICS / YOUR INTERESTS
Major Explorer
Look beyond the name of a major.
An interactive guide helps students connect their interests with academic possibilities. Program pages bring together what students study, how they learn, the people involved, and potential directions after graduation.
- Search and filter 36 undergraduate programs.
- Explore coursework, requirements, faculty, and available student and alumni stories.
- Save programs and compare up to three.
04 / FAMILIES / YOUR QUESTIONS
Family Guide
Their next chapter. Your questions matter.
A parent and family-focused experience addresses the practical and personal questions surrounding a college decision. It helps parents and supporters explore resources while keeping the student’s interests and growing independence at the center.
- Explore academics, community, support, costs, careers, and family involvement.
- Save questions for conversations at home or with the institution.
- Follow checklists for exploring, applying, and deciding.