Visit Wagner
Throughout the year, Wagner offers different visit options to enable students to make the most informed decision about applying and attending the College. Please review the options below to find the visit type that best suits your needs.
Video Campus Tour
Tour: Intro to our Guides
Jacquie Cadorette '16 and Glen MacDonald '18 invite you on their walking tour of campus, starting in front of Pape Hall. Watch Tour: Intro to our Guides
Tour: Ferry shuttle
Manhattan is just a ferry ride away. That's right, a ferry. And it's free! Watch Tour: Ferry shuttle
Tour: Harborview Hall
This residence hall is home to all first-year students. Kolten Bell '19 shows us his room. Watch Tour: Harborview Hall
Tour: Student Union
A hub for students, the Union includes our dining hall, Hawk's Nest, campus life offices, and community engagement center. Watch Tour: Student Union
Tour: Main Hall and Oval
This iconic building sets the stage for art, dance and film studios, classrooms, the Main Stage Theatre, and our beautiful oval. Watch Tour: Main Hall and Oval
Tour: Horrmann Library
The place to go for academic research, group studying, and tutoring. Watch Tour: Horrmann Library
Tour: Spiro Sports Center
Home of our Division I teams, the Spiro Sports Center includes a fitness center, gymnasium, and pool. Watch Tour: Spiro Sports Center
Tour: Foundation Hall
Our newest building is home to upperclassmen. Jacquie Cadorette '16 shows us her room. Watch Tour: Foundation Hall
Tour: Megerle Science Hall
Wagner's home for the sciences, including renovated labs, state-of-the-art classrooms, and faculty offices. Watch Tour: Megerle Science Hall
Tour: Spiro Hall
Mostly small classrooms, plus computer labs, a planetarium, and our only large lecture hall. Watch Tour: Spiro Hall
Tour: Intro to our Guides
Tour: Ferry shuttle
Tour: Harborview Hall
Tour: Student Union
Tour: Main Hall and Oval
Tour: Horrmann Library
Tour: Spiro Sports Center
Tour: Foundation Hall
Tour: Megerle Science Hall
Tour: Spiro Hall
New York City provides so much to do and see during the holidays, make sure that you add visiting Wagner College to your list. Please join us on Friday December 28, 2018 at 10:00 A.M. for a Admissions Overview. Although our campus is closed for the Holiday break, the Office of Admissions will be open. Meet with the Director of Admissions, tour campus and find out what Wagner College has to offer.
On weekdays during the school year, tours typically leave at 10:00 am, 11:15 am, 2:00 pm, and 3:00 pm. These student-led tours will last approximately one hour, and afterward students are encouraged to meet with an Admissions Counselor to answer questions and go into greater depth than is discussed on tour. These meetings are separate from interviews and are solely informational.
During select Saturdays during the fall and spring semesters the Office of Admissions offers an information session followed by a student-led campus tour. This day begins at 11:00 am and goes until about 1:00 pm.
After students apply, they are encouraged to schedule an interview with their Admissions Counselor. Interviews are both informational and evaluative, and can be conducted either on campus, over the phone, or via Skype. Typically, a student will interview to add qualitative and anecdotal information to otherwise objective criteria.
For school counselors or college advisors that would like to schedule a group visit, please complete the form for our College Readiness Presentation and Tour. This program is hosted through the Center for Leadership and Community Engagement.
During the fall, our Admissions Staff will be traveling around the United States meeting with students and Guidance Counselors. Our staff would love to meet with you during one of our events. Please review the online schedule of college fairs and private high school visits.
2018 Travel Schedule
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