Virtual Tours Make More Colleges Accessible to Students Even with a return to in-person classes and experiences, many colleges and universities are keeping their virtual tour options online for ...

With the fall college-tour season in progress, many prospective students, especially those unable to travel, are scouring institutions’ websites and social media to find the right fit.

With colleges and universities increasingly adopting new digital platforms to meet demand for online learning and competing to attract students amid enrollment declines, admissions staff are ...

Virtual Tours Make More Colleges Accessible to Students Even with a return to in-person classes and experiences, many colleges and universities are keeping their virtual tour options online for ...

Through the power of virtual reality, Audacity Labs allows underprivileged high school students to tour a college campus that they're potentially interested in attending.

While virtual college tours have existed in some capacity for decades, the Covid-19 pandemic sparked a decisive increase in virtual tours, a demand that has continued to surge in the years since ...

College trips are an important part of high school for many students, and experts say a virtual glimpse of campus is no substitute for the real thing.

SPEARFISH - A virtual tour of Black Hills State University, created to give potential students a preview of the campus, was recently honored with a four-star award by CampusTours, a ...

High school seniors find new obstacles -- and opportunities -- when trying to select the right college as a pandemic makes campus tours less feasible or impossible.

While virtual tours played an important role in wooing prospective students this spring, colleges have also found various other ways to digitally connect with applicants in a mostly online ...

Thus, colleges would be wise not to underestimate the importance not only of virtual tours, but also online information sessions, panel discussions with current students and faculty, specialized ...

COVID offered colleges an opportunity to consider how to maximize their online and in-person tours so that all students can be prepared to make their college choice.