Does UCF provide food or drinks for a campus visit or Open House?

You will choose your own sessions based upon the times they are offered. Many of our sessions do not repeat, and some even overlap, so you’ll have to decide which sessions best suit your interests. While activities are scheduled through 3:00 p.m., we advise that you arrive early and stay for the entire event to make the most of your visit.

Yes! A limited number of campus tours are offered. Because there are so many activities for you to choose from, your tour may be shorter than a regular visit, but we’ll squeeze as much information in as possible.

Housing tours are self-guided, giving you the flexibility to view only those communities that interest you. We’ll post signs on campus directing you to our housing areas. Once you get there, a member of our housing staff will be on hand to answer questions and show you around. Not every housing community is open, but you’ll be able to view a broad selection.

And finally, our guided tours do not include every corner of campus, but we encourage you explore during your free time or after the event concludes.

Yes! All students have access to our 149,000-square-foot facility with fitness equipment, a track, multipurpose courts and a climbing wall, plus outdoor amenities like sand volleyball courts, a leisure pool, a lap pool and intramural sports fields.

The UCF Recreation and Wellness Center (RWC) comprises many programs, such as intramural sports, sport clubs, outdoor adventure, fitness and aquatics. The RWC is open to all students; paid memberships are available for non-students.

For students with disabilities: If you are in need of special accommodations to participate, please visit the Adaptive Recreation page.

Are you interested in serving your fellow students through UCF’s Student Government Association? No SGA experience is required — just a passion for service!

Open Houses for Admitted Students offer more information about UCF’s campus, programs, housing and student life than a regular visit to campus. The daily Campus Visit Experience is a 60-90 minute walking tour of the campus. Though a tour is included as part of our Open House events, it is a condensed version to allow guests to explore other parts of campus and attend additional information sessions. At an Admitted Student Open House, you will also learn about academics, student activities, housing, the Honors College and more, and you’ll have more access to faculty, administrators and current UCF students.

There are over 650 student clubs and organizations you can get involved in.

Yes. View a sample agenda of the day’s events. Times, sessions and locations are subject to change; an official program will be made available at the event.

Once you get to the main campus, park in Garage A (free of charge), then walk to the Student Union — there will be signs in place to help you find your way. Once inside, go to the Pegasus Ballroom. Our campus is a walking campus, so there is no transportation between the garage and the Student Union. Consult your confirmation for the event’s start time and arrive early to avoid waiting in line.

It’s usually hot in Florida. Dress in layers to adjust to the changes in temperature from the heat outside to the air-conditioned buildings. There will be a lot of walking and Florida is sometimes rainy, so wear comfortable shoes and bring an umbrella — just in case. Shuttle service is not offered during Open House events.

Honor Your Knighthood contains five online module programs for new UCF students to complete as part of the onboarding process into the UCF community. The goals of the online modules are for students to understand the expectations and importance UCF places on subjects related to Academic Integrity, Alcohol Awareness, Career Readiness, Sexual Violence Prevention, and Hazing Prevention.

Through the completion of these individual online modules, UCF students will begin to develop a great understanding of the values associated with the UCF Creed: Integrity, Scholarship, Community, Creativity, and Excellence.

All incoming UCF students are required to complete these online modules prior to the first day of class.

Visit each module’s website for more information or to submit questions or concerns.

• Academic Integrity
• Alcohol Awareness
• Career Readiness
• Sexual Violence Prevention
• Hazing Prevention

UCF is committed to student success and well-being both inside and outside the classroom.

Known as the “heart of campus,” the Student Union sits at the center of UCF’s main Campus. The Student Union provides space for students and members of the UCF community to study, socialize, eat, host events, attend meetings and engage in campus life.

Orientation is your chance to get acquainted with UCF’s services, meet an advisor, and register for classes. We encourage students to register for the earliest Orientation session possible. The earlier you respond, the better your opportunity for your first-choice session. For more information about our mandatory Orientation, visit orientation.ucf.edu.