

A COLLEGE EXPERIENCE THAT HAS IT ALL
When you combine big-city opportunity and a tight-knit feel with a little bit of black and gold, you get Iowa City—one of the best places to live in the country. From a lively downtown that’s fun to explore, to a walkable campus that’s easy to navigate, you’ll never want to leave this place the Hawkeyes call home.


TOP 10 COLLEGE TOWN BY USA TODAY
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NCAA DIVISION 1 TEAMS 100+ RESTAURANTS, CAFÉS, MUSIC VENUES, THEATERS, AND STREET FESTIVALS



Downtown Iowa City and campus seamlessly blend together to offer a variety of amenities.
Events spill from campus into the city, and activities that energize the city are echoed on campus. From annual festivals and block parties, to Big Ten athletics and public parks, you’ll have plenty of options to fill your free time between classes.


A CREATIVE CULTURE
Iowa City is a vibrant community with endless opportunities to explore your interests and find new ways to express yourself.
Artists, writers, and musicians come from across the globe to share their talents and creativity with our community. From Broadway shows and renowned speakers, to nightly live music around town, Iowa City makes for a captivating, entertaining environment you’re sure to enjoy.

#1 PUBLIC UNIVERSITY FOR WRITING AND COMMUNICATION BY U.S. NEWS & WORLD REPORT
45+ PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS AMONG FACULTY AND ALUMNI
400+ ARTS PERFORMANCES EACH YEAR
Hancher Auditorium is the cultural hub of campus—attracting some of the hottest performers in dance, music, comedy, theater, and so much more.




A CAMPUS
600+ STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
100+ MULTICULTURAL GROUPS
100+ STUDY ABROAD PROGRAMS
The Hawkeye Marching Band is the sound of Iowa football and the heartbeat of historic Kinnick Stadium. With students from nearly every major, its 270 members create a wave of school spirit that’s impossible to match.

LIMITS
Explore your passions both inside and outside the classroom.
At Iowa, you’ll find student organizations that cater to all interests and encourage collaboration through hands-on learning—from conducting research in our world-class hospital, to writing for our nationally recognized student newspaper. No matter your interests, you’ll find your best fit as a Hawkeye.

SEE IT FOR YOURSELF
We can’t wait to show you everything our beautiful campus has to offer. Choose from a variety of visit opportunities that best fit your needs and schedule to discover why it’s great to be a Hawkeye. Hope to see you soon!

EXPLORE VISIT OPPORTUNITIES
Daily Visits*
Daily Visits are a great way to learn about all things Iowa. You’ll have the chance to explore campus on a walking tour and ask questions during an Iowa Overview Session that covers topics on admission, housing, student life, and financial aid.
• Ongoing
Junior Hawkeye Visit Days*
Hawkeye Visit Days are our most in-depth campus visit opportunity. Experience what it’s like to be a Hawkeye as current students, faculty, and staff guide you through a full day of activities, sessions, and tours.
• Friday, April 7
• Friday, April 14
• Friday, April 21
• Friday, April 28
Friday Night Live‡
Friday Night Live includes a brief presentation, campus and residence hall tours, as well as a culture and food crawl through downtown Iowa City where you’ll have time to explore and have fun!
• Friday, July 14
• Friday, July 21
• Friday, Aug. 11
* Registration now open
‡ Registration opens at a later date
Fall Hawkeye Visit Days‡
Fall Hawkeye Visit Days offer the same in-depth campus visit as Junior Hawkeye Visit Days but are held during the fall months.
• Friday, Oct. 6
• Monday, Oct. 9
• Friday, Oct. 13
• Friday, Oct. 20
• Friday, Oct. 27
• Friday, Nov. 3
• Friday, Nov. 10
• Friday, Nov. 17
360° Virtual Campus Tour
If you’re unable to visit the university in person, we encourage you to check out our virtual opportunities. Iowa offers a 360-degree self-guided tour to help you get to know campus and explore the many places around town you will learn to love as a student.
Office of Admissions
108 Calvin Hall
The University of Iowa
Iowa City, IA 52242-1396
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