Visitor Information Services

To comply with new guidance from the State of California that requires limiting campus visitors, Stanford has created zones on its main campus that restrict access to areas with academic, residential, cultural and athletic facilities. The change is in preparation for the return of additional students, faculty, staff and postdocs to campus as our autumn quarter begins. Please read the frequently asked questions about the campus zones before planning a visit to campus. Visitor access to many parts of the main Stanford campus will be limited, though areas designated for recreation and other purposes will continue to welcome members of the public.

April and May information sessions are currently posted for online registration!
The Discover Stanford information session is paired with one of our popular "Student Forum" panel discussions. The Student Forum provides a live opportunity to hear from and ask questions of current students about all aspects of the Stanford undergraduate experience.
In April, we will be offering special panels for just our newly admitted students, and in May these programs will be available to all interested registrants. Listen to live discussions on any of the three following topics: Academics (covering academic structure, curriculum, interdisciplinary study, declaring a major, advising, and faculty), Campus Culture (focusing on housing, traditions and school spirit, clubs, and extracurricular activities), and Learning Opportunities Outside the Classroom (discussing research, internships, studying abroad, and service opportunities).

NEW PANELS!: In addition, we are pleased to present student panels on five specific areas of study (dates/times TBA; signups available soon!)

* Human Biology/PreMed

* Arts & Humanities

* Computer Science

* Engineering

* Social Sciences

Registration for these programs is located under the "Engage" tab at admission.stanford.edu.