Admissions Visits

We can't wait for you to visit Penn State Berks!

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Tour Penn State Berks

How to sign up for a campus tour

The best way to get to know us is to visit! Join us for a campus tour where you'll see our state-of-the-art science and engineering labs, incredible athletics facilities, vibrant campus life opportunities, and more. Our tours are led by Lion Ambassadors, who are current students able to answer your questions about what it's like to study at Penn State Berks. There are two ways to tour campus:

If you need assistance, please contact the Admissions Office at 610-396-6060 or [email protected].


Programs for Future Students

Spend a Fall Day

Penn State Berks is an incredible place to learn and grow — is our campus your perfect college fit? Prospective students are invited to join us for our Spend a Fall Day open house to meet with admissions and financial aid experts, learn about our academic programs and NCAA Division III athletics, and tour campus with our Lion Ambassadors, who are current students eager to tell you about the Perks of Berks. Join us this fall! Click the date below to register.


Programs for Accepted Students

We don't currently have any Accepted Student Programs scheduled, but please check out our New Student Orientation (NSO) information!


Large Group Visits

Are you looking to introduce a large group of middle or high school-aged students to the Penn State system? Penn State Berks would love to host your large group visit! Our admissions staff is here to tell you about academic programs, NCAA Division III sports, and so much more, and we also offer campus tours led by current students.

To schedule a large group visit this summer, contact Bradley Simko at [email protected].


Statement of Zero Tolerance of Harassment

Penn State Berks is committed to fostering a diverse, inclusive campus that celebrates the unique strengths of each and every person. At Penn State Berks, we embrace diversity as an essential part of building a rich and vibrant community. We believe that diversity and community are mutually dependent, and we strive to create an environment that promotes respect for differences while fostering caring relationships, cross-cultural understanding, and appreciation across the campus.

For more information, see the University's AD-91 Policy »