Visit
Get a glimpse into life at Allegheny, and the exceptional experiences we provide for students, through in-person and online visits.
Explore campus first-hand by choosing an individually crafted weekday visit or a group visit experience including our Saturday information sessions and varied open house opportunities. Wear your comfy shoes!
Visit by February 15 of your senior year and earn a $4,000 ($1,000 / year) Visit Grant upon admission.
Ready to learn more and connect with our community? Allegheny is hosting a variety of online events for prospective students and their families. We’re excited to meet you!
Visit Events
Fall is the perfect time to visit Allegheny’s picturesque campus during a Saturday Open House. These events offer opportunities to tour campus, interact with faculty and campus resources during our academic fair, learn how our Center for Career and Professional Development prepares Allegheny students for post-grad success, and more! You can also get expert tips from our admissions and financial staff on how to put your best foot forward in the application process.
- Saturday, October 25
- Saturday, November 15
Create a personalized visit experience by telling us what you want to learn through a customized Gator for a Day visit. Itineraries may include a campus tour, shadowing a college class, and more! Sign up using the calendar widget to let us know how we can help you explore all that Allegheny has to offer.
Contact Admissions
Email
admissions@allegheny.edu
Phone
(814) 332-4351
Building
454 House / Admissions Building
Instagram
@alleghenycollege
Interactive Map and Virtual Tour
Allegheny students take you on a video tour through an interactive campus map.
Plan Your Visit
Academics & Research
Allegheny is one of the few colleges in the country to require students to take both a major and a minor — each of which is in a different academic division. Those major-minor combinations help to cultivate intellectual growth and the creative, big-picture thinking desired by employers and graduate schools. Allegheny is consistently honored among the nation’s top liberal arts institutions for undergraduate teaching, research, and first-year experience.
Student Life
At Allegheny, opportunities to pursue one’s passions are limited only by the imagination. Our students create, laugh, dance, play, explore, and serve together every day. A diverse campus life, with more than 120 student-led organizations, sets the stage for a vibrant college experience.
Gator Dens
At Allegheny, we take the phrase “live and learn” to heart. Students build connections and community across campus, from our residence halls to our student-run Grounds for Change Coffeehouse to gatherings in Gator Quad.
Athletics & Recreation
As a founding member of both the NCAA and the North Coast Athletic Conference, Allegheny is committed to the philosophy that athletics can and should complement academic life rather than compete with it. The Allegheny Gators field 23 varsity athletic teams that compete in NCAA Division III. We also offer a range of club and intramural sports, with more than 200 students participating in each of those opportunities.
Arts Life
Allegheny encourages students to explore their artistic side — whether they are interested in the creative and critical study of theatre, rhetoric, and media; discovering their passions in dance, music or art; or performing on stage as part of the College’s Playshop Theatre. Allegheny offers majors and minors in several aspects of the arts, as well as lessons, clubs, and organizations that allow students to express their artistic talents.
International
Our students represent 70 different countries either through citizenship or living abroad. Our International Education Office in the Allegheny Gateway connects students with enriching opportunities, including Experiential Learning seminars led by Allegheny faculty and semester- and year-long study away programs.
Our Beautiful Campus
The nation’s 32nd oldest college, Allegheny is situated on a 79-acre central campus that includes historic architecture and boasts beautiful views during all four seasons.
Meadville & Northwestern PA
Allegheny’s campus is perched on a hill overlooking Meadville, a county seat that has been recognized as one of the Top 100 Places to Live. Meadville anchors an area of 15,000 residents and is where Allegheny students do everything from enjoying live local music to taking in the latest movies, from creating art installations to getting outdoors for hiking, canoeing, and more.
