Discover how the Natural Sciences empower students to ask questions, make discoveries, and address complex challenges. Meet faculty and students from programs including biology, public health, environmental science, neuroscience, and related fields. Learn how research, innovation, and scientific exploration prepare students to make an impact in healthcare, technology, research, and beyond.

Learn how the Social Sciences explore human behavior, society, and the forces that shape our world. Meet faculty and students from programs including psychology, political science, sociology, communication, and more. Discover how research and real-world experiences help students develop critical perspectives and prepare them to lead, serve, and create meaningful change in their communities and professions.

Explore how the Arts and Humanities help students understand the human experience through creativity, culture, language, and expression. Meet faculty and students from programs including art, music, theatre, history, philosophy, literature, and more. Discover how these disciplines develop thoughtful leaders, creative problem-solvers, and effective communicators.

Learn about the Leavey School of Business and discover how our curriculum, professional development and student engagement opportunities can help you excel. We will provide a sneak peek into our faculty research in various fields, including AI and share information about our business core courses, including our first business course all incoming students take in their first quarter, our leadership course series, and how our faculty integrates AI into the curriculum. A Q&A session will be offered at the end.

Discover what engineering looks like in the heart of Silicon Valley. From robotics to computer science, water management, electrical systems and bioengineering, we’ll walk you through the programs, curriculum, research opportunities, dynamic lab spaces, student organizations and career resources available to students in the School of Engineering.

Take a tour of SCU's campus led by student ambassadors and experience the spaces where Broncos learn, dine, stay active, and connect.

Step inside the residence halls where Broncos recharge. Tour multiple residential buildings while current Community Facilitators (SCU's resident advisors) share their insights into campus living.

Want some tips and tricks before you start your college applications? One of our admission counselors is here to help! By walking through mock college applications from some of your favorite Netflix characters, you and Steve Harrington will gain a better understanding of how to put your best foot forward during application season. 

Hear from one of our Admission Counselors about the process of applying to SCU as a transfer student and discover the transfer experience at SCU through the stories of current Broncos. From applying and transitioning academically to building a new community, they’ll share insights and advice to help you picture your own path into SCU.

What’s the food in the dining hall like? What’s your best move-in day tip? Why did you choose Santa Clara University? Bring all your burning questions to the Student Life Panel, where current SCU students will give you the inside scoop on life at SCU.

Hear from current Leavey students and get a glimpse into their daily lives. Our Leavey Ambassadors will share why they chose SCU and Leavey, how they decided on their major, what are their favorite courses and their on campus involvements, and what they do for fun. A Q&A session will be offered at the end of the presentation.

Learn how financial aid can open doors to your future. Discover funding options, helpful resources, and the steps to make education more affordable.

Descubre cómo la ayuda financiera puede abrirte las puertas hacia tu futuro. Conoce las opciones de financiamiento, los recursos disponibles y los pasos que puedes seguir para hacer que tu educación sea más accesible.

Discover how Santa Clara University prepares students for career success through internships, career coaching, experiential learning, and employer connections.

Students will turn simple cell processes into fun short stories. Working in small groups, they choose a basic biological pathway, like mitosis, photosynthesis, membrane diffusion, or anything they can think of, and transform it into a mind map or short narrative. The goal is to show how cells can behave in ways that are simpler than we often think. No prior science knowledge is needed!

Led by student ambassador, Amarachi '27, Public Health Science and Biology double major.

Note: This session is for students only. Parents can sign up for a separate session.

Ever seen a really cool fight on television, in movies, or on stage and think “I want to do that!”? Well now you can learn (a couple things)! Join us for a session where you learn non contact stage combat as you would learn in our THTR 24 Advanced Acting Course. 

Led by student ambassador, Emilia '27, Theatre Arts and English double major.

Note: This session is for students only. Parents can sign up for a separate session.

Do you have a brilliant business idea you want to see come to light? Join us for our next Bronco Tank, where you’ll learn about what makes a successful startup idea, the strategy behind a convincing pitch, and get to try it out yourself! We unfortunately don’t have millions of dollars to invest, but rumor has it there may be a prize for the winning team. 

Led by student ambassador, Pranav '27, Marketing major.

Note: This session is for students only. Parents can sign up for a separate session.

Ever wonder how engineers turn simple materials into strong structures? In this hands-on challenge, students will work in teams to design and build the tallest freestanding structure using spaghetti, tape, string and a marshmallow. The activity introduces basic but integral engineering concepts like planning, teamwork and design improvement.

Led by student ambassador, Tess '27, Computer Science & Engineering major.

Note: This session is for students only. Parents can sign up for a separate session.

Meet with an admission counselor to get answers to questions about the application process, admission requirements, important deadlines, and the next steps toward becoming a Bronco.

Discover the wide range of campus resources designed to support your academic, personal, and professional success. Connect with representatives from student support services, wellness programs, campus life, career development, and other offices to learn how they can help you make the most of your college experience.

Stop by the Lucas Hall, the home of the Leavey School of Business, throughout your visit to chat with Leavey students, to get your questions answered and learn more about Leavey majors and minors, our professional development programs, Leavey student organizations and many other student involvement opportunities. Take a self guided tour of Lucas Hall and visit our Bloomberg Lab.

Interested in engineering? Stop by to connect with current students and faculty, ask questions about the different engineering programs, and gain insight into life as an engineering student. Learn about opportunities inside and outside the classroom while exploring examples of student work.

Discover the College of Arts and Sciences through interactive displays, student research, creative projects, and conversations with faculty and students.

Stop by the SCU Campus Store and enjoy an exclusive 15% discount on apparel, gifts, school supplies, and select merchandise. It's the perfect opportunity to show your school spirit and pick up campus essentials.

Paying for college is an important part of the decision-making process. Join our financial aid expert for an overview of the financial aid process, including scholarships, grants, and loans. Bring your questions and leave with a better understanding of your and your student's next steps.

Take a closer look at the factors that shape college admission decisions through an interactive case study led by an SCU admission counselor. This session will provide insight into application review, holistic admission practices, and ways high school counselors can help students present their strongest applications.

This session is intended for school counselors

Thinking about transferring to SCU? Hear directly from an admissions counselor on how to best prepare for the transfer process, accompanied by current SCU transfer Broncos who will share their experiences navigating the transfer journey, adjusting to a new campus, and finding their place in the SCU community.

What happens after your student says “yes” to Santa Clara? Hear from alumni parents about their family’s journey from admission through graduation, including the transition to college, finding community, academic growth, and the ways their students changed along the way.

This session is intended for parents/guardians.

Wondering what it's like to be an SCU student? Join our panel of current students from a variety of backgrounds, interests, and hometowns, both near and far, as they share their experiences of life at SCU. Hear what a typical day looks like, how they balance academics and campus involvement, build community, and, for those who came from outside the area, what it was like to make SCU their home. Bring your questions and get an authentic look at what it's like to be part of our student community.