What Can You Do?

Discover All UMass Lowell Has to Offer

Visit College booths on the main floor of the Center. You can gather information and talk to faculty and students about majors, concentrations and program options that interest you.
Hear the insights of current and former students, and ask the Dean a question.

Visit the Admissions and Financial Aid tables to learn the costs for tuition, fees and room and board for 2012-2013.
Stop by the Student Financial Services booth for information on payment plans.
Pick up the latest information on scholarships.
Check out campus work possibilities and career options at the Career Services exhibit.

Shoot a little one-on-one, learn about the many community service opportunities, find out what it takes to be a broadcaster on WUML, see how the latest Off-Broadway Players’ production is coming along, pick up the list of Rec. Sports, enjoy a range of musical ensembles, and find out how to join everything that interests you.
The Tsongas Center exhibits will give you a chance to sample some of the campus’s dozens of student clubs and organizations and the many other activities that will keep you busy outside the classroom.

There will be information sessions on academic programs and on the how-to's of applying for Financial Aid.
Each workshop will be given at least twice, so you can fit in everything that interests you.

See the classrooms, labs, libraries, dining halls and other facilities you'll use as an undergraduate.
Join walking tours of UMass Lowell North and South.
Check out the residence hall in which freshman most often live.
Take a bus from the Tsongas Center to the Tour Hub for each tour.
Check the schedule for times of departmental tours on campus.

Enjoy the UMass Lowell Festival Band as you arrive at the Tsongas Center. The Boston Herald called this sound "the best pep band in Hockey East."
Shake hands with the UMass Lowell River Hawks!

The Chancellor and the Provost (the people who shape academic and operating policies for the University) will be at the Open House to meet and talk with you.
Deans will also be available for conversation.
Faculty, staff, students and alumni will be available throughout the day to answer questions, share information, hear about your interests and concerns and help you find the answers you are looking for.