Christendom College will welcome prospective students and their families to campus this spring semester for several special visit opportunities, including two Open House events on Saturday, February 28, and Saturday, April 25, and a Crusader Afternoon event on Washington’s Birthday, February 16. Additionally, the Admissions Office is now accepting requests for day and overnight visits during February, March, and April, offering numerous chances for prospective students to experience life at Christendom firsthand.
“With a record number of applications for the fall 2026 semester and our Best Week Ever summer program nearly full, there has never been a better time for families to visit campus and experience what makes Christendom distinct,” says Director of Admissions Sam Phillips. “For families interested in an education that helps students learn the Truth, live the Faith, and thrive as Catholics during college and beyond, the visit experience allows them to witness this educational apostolate in person.”
Open House events include presentations from College President George A. Harne, Ph.D., and members of the admissions staff, who will discuss alumni outcomes, financial aid, extracurricular and study abroad opportunities, and Christendom’s distinctive approach to Catholic education. Visitors will also have the opportunity to attend a theology class and participate in a guided campus tour, offering a comprehensive look at academic and student life at the college.
Prospective students and their families can also take advantage of the federal holiday on Washington’s Birthday to attend a Crusader Afternoon event on Monday, February 16. The Crusader Afternoon includes a campus tour and presentations highlighting Christendom’s mission, educational philosophy, and alumni success.
For those unable to attend an Open House or Crusader Afternoon, Christendom offers personalized day and overnight visits throughout the semester. During these visits, prospective students are paired with current student hosts and have the opportunity to attend classes, participate in campus activities, attend Mass, share meals, and stay in the residence halls.