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• Faculty & Staff
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• Recruitment Ambassadors
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• Current Students Overview
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• Major and Course Fee
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• Academic Advising Overview
• Change of Major Policy
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Prospective Student Information Sessions and Tours

Thank you for your interest in the Wilbur O. and Ann Powers College of Business! Visit with our team and listen to our students and recruiters talk about why it's a great time to be a business major at Clemson. Our team will provide an overview of the College, information about the majors and programmatic offerings, career and global engagement opportunities and a tour of our state-of-the-art academic facility. All sessions will begin at 3:15 p.m. and will conclude at 4:30 p.m. Please check back soon for our Fall visit dates and registration!

Campus Tours

The Visitors Center invites you to attend an in-person self-guided or student-guided tour. They are also excited to continue offering various virtual engagement opportunities as you continue your college search. Visitors Center staff are happy to answer any questions about tours, visitor parking and accommodations. The Visitors Center can be contacted by phone at 864-656-4789 or by email .

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Meet the Tour Guides

The Clemson University Guide Association is a volunteer group of undergraduate students who provide tours to prospective students and their families. Nearly 100 students give countless hours of service to Clemson University providing tours to over 70,000 guests each year! Learn more about each tour guide here and visit us at the Class of 1944 Visitors Center, located on Clemson’s campus!

• Abby Grossman
• Abigail Atwater
• Amelia Evatt
• Amelia Miranda
• Anna Whitaker
• Anne Horton
• Anvita Pudipeddi
• Ashley McCollum
• Brantley Daniel
• Candice Drayton
• Caroline Dittner
• Carrie Birchfield
• Chapman Lowe
• Claire Atkinson
• Connor Fulton
• Daniel Herlong
• Daniella Lopez
• Delaney Greene
• Ellie Spencer
• Emma Stockton
• Grant Sutherland
• Hagan Hoffman
• Haley Gonzalez
• Hannah Young
• Helena Harte
• Henry Soffronoff
• Jackson Hern
• Jane Ekstrand
• Jefferson Summers
• Jerry Finney
• Jenna Bolding
• Jennings Searcy
• John Shoemaker
• Julia Shuler
• Kady Bedard
• Kailey Butler
• Katie Golden
• Kate Garrison
• Kate Morrissey
• Kayla Maguire
• Kaylie Puckett
• Kelsey Corrigan
• Landon Ethredge
• Laney Askins
• Lilly Respess
• Lily Thompson
• Lindsay Brasser
• Lindsey Cobb
• Lindsey Greene
• Luke Tomczak
• Lydia Peterson
• Madison Wilkins
• Makenzie Hazen
• Mary Grace Galloway
• McKenna Wright
• Molly Simon
• Parker Stambaugh
• Reese Black
• Riley Dowling
• Salena Robinson
• Sam Brandes
• Sarah Brockman
• Sarah Catherine O’Connell
• Shane Walker
• Sophia Casali
• Stella Herzberg
• Turner Bishop
• Virginia Kackley
• Zanna Lowery
• Zeke Gaskins
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Looking to take a tour of our residence halls? As we are unable to provide in-person tours through occupied residential buildings, we have created the virtual tours below! These tours take you through the highlights of each community, with full 360-degree photos to give you a complete look at each space.

• Incoming Students

First-Year Housing

Bryan Mall is one of our largest communities, consisting of six total halls. The Byrnes Lever, and manning are first-year “Highrises”. The Smith and Barnett “Lowrises” are two of our sorority halls that each host a First-Year Floor for first-year women. Mauldin is a women-only first-year lowrise.

Manning will be closed for the 2024-25 Academic Year for renovations.

The Shoeboxes

The Shoebox community is your best choice for affordable residence halls packed with features. With a fantastic location, sink and walk-in closets in each room, plus abundant recreation spaces, you won’t go wrong with any of these five halls.

Cribb & DesChamps

If you are in the Honors College, The Honors Residential College at Cribb and DesChamps is the place for you. Enjoy living with other students in the Honors College, while taking advantage of lounges, study rooms, The Library, The Great Hall and 2 classrooms all on site.

Gressette Hall is the ideal residence hall for students looking to be in the center of the action on campus. With tons of dining options right there in the building, Death Valley and Fike Recreation Center right down the street, and easy access to the rest of campus, Gressette gives you everything you need within easy reach.

Mickel Hall is a suite style hall that exclusively houses our RISE Living-Learning Community . Overlooking Death Valley, Mickel is perfect for football fans and anyone looking for a luxury space. Spacious lounges with huge windows give residents a great place to watch a game, relax, hang out with friends and study.

If you’re looking for a great location and suite-style bathrooms, Holmes and McCabe Halls, known as “the Suites”, may be right for you. These halls give you a bathroom off of your room that you only share with three other people. Plus, there’s a great social center and common areas for both buildings, and you’re right in the middle of campus.

Douthit Hills East

Located across the street from the President’s home, this newer residential community offers an all-inclusive living experience. In addition to the three residential buildings in Douthit Hills East, the Douthit Hills Hub offers shopping, dining and a fitness center.

Calhoun Courts

Home to first-year and continuing students, Calhoun Courts is a recently renovated apartment community in a great location beside the Barnes Center and across from Bryan Mall and the Hendrix Center. These two-bedroom apartments house 4 people each with spacious living rooms and kitchens. Take advantage of community amenities such as volleyball and basketball courts, the commons building with a large meeting/social room, laundry and vending machines.

Bridge to Clemson Housing

Thornhill village.

Thornhill Village is a duplex-style apartment community, home to many of our Bridge to Clemson residents. If you want your own bedroom, front and back entrances, on-site parking and plenty of green space, Thornhill will be the space for you.

Lightsey Bridge I

Lightsey Bridge I is a Bridge to Clemson community in a beautiful natural location across from the SC Botanical Gardens. These two-bedroom apartments house 4 people each with spacious living rooms and kitchens. The Lightsey Bridge Commons Building features laundry and vending along with Bridge to Clemson and community staff offices. Intramural fields and sand volleyball courts are on the corner of the property.

Lightsey Bridge II

Lightsey Bridge II is a Bridge to Clemson community in a beautiful natural location across from the SC Botanical Gardens. These four-bedroom apartments house 4 people each with spacious living rooms and kitchens. The Lightsey Bridge Commons Building features laundry and vending along with Bridge to Clemson and community staff offices. Intramural fields and sand volleyball courts are on the corner of the property.

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Around the Beginning of Ulitsa Bolshaya Nikitskaya

Old building of moscow state university and mikhail lomonosov monument.

Located on the corner of Ulitsa Mokhovaya and Ulitsa Bolshaya Nikitskaya is the Old Building of the Moscow State University.  It was built between 1782 and 1793 in the neo-classical style under a project by the famous architect Matvey Kazakov.  The right wing of the building is taken up with the St Tatiana's Church, St Tatiana being the patron saint of students.  In front of the building is a statue of Mikhail Lomonosov who founded Moscow State University in 1755.

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Join us for a visit with the Clemson Honors College!

The Clemson University Honors College is the perfect complement to your Clemson education and experience! During your Honors College visit, you’ll learn how you can create your own ideal education through an information session led by an Honors College staff member and a tour of the Honors Center. You will also learn more about the Honors College application process and requirements. The visit will last approximately one hour.

Come learn how the Honors College will help you make the most of your Clemson career and beyond!

To register for a scheduled visit, select a date on the calendar to get started. We look forward to seeing you soon! Have you already been admitted to the Clemson Honors College?

If you have applied and received an invitation to become a Clemson Honors student this fall, please consider attending one of our in-person and virtual events for admitted students. Event information is available under the Visits and Events tab in your Clemson admissions portal .