Plan a group visit to Wake Forest.
Group visits are a great way for many students to visit a college campus alongside their peers from their school or academic program. While we would like to accommodate all visitors who wish to come to campus, high demand for group visits does not allow us to guarantee this opportunity.
We ask that all groups take the time to review our guidelines and submit the group visit request form at least three (3) weeks prior to the preferred visit date. The admissions staff will review the request and make a decision based upon schedule availability. We will make contact with our decision as soon as we are able.
If your group of students has fewer than 10 students, we ask that you please register them individually for one of our standard information sessions. And if you are a counselor group visiting Wake Forest and have fewer than 10 counselors, we ask that you register individually for a standard information session as well.
Please note:
- Special Group Visits are for high school groups and Community-Based Organization student groups only. Students should be in grades 9-12.
- Group visits are offered on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 9 a.m. and 1 p.m., excluding holiday breaks. Requests outside of this schedule will be accommodated on a case-by-case basis.
- Because our guided tours of campus are typically led by current Wake Forest students, we are unable to accommodate Group Visit requests in January, May, late August, or December, as these dates coincide with our students’ examination periods or are when classes are not in session.
- Groups must provide at least one chaperone for every 10 students visiting the campus.
We are delighted you will be visiting Wake Forest University! If you have any questions about group visits, please contact Bryanna Ledbetter at ledbetb@wfu.edu.
Prior approval is required for all groups planning a formal visit to Wake Forest.

Plan Your Visit
It’s a wonderful experience to walk the Magnolia Quad, visit Wait Chapel, and speak with the faculty, staff, and students who make Wake the special community that it is.