High School Group Tours 

Kennesaw State University has two dynamic campuses and divides programs between the two, creating unique opportunities and atmospheres for students tailored to their studies. KSU’s Marietta Campus houses many of the University’s STEM programs – focusing on innovative engineering, architecture, and science practices. The Kennesaw Campus includes majors in business, education, health services, humanities, and arts.

Both campuses feature award-winning dining halls, on-campus student housing, active student organizations and activities, and state-of-the-art academic facilities. We invite you to join us on a campus tour – of Marietta to learn about the future of STEM or Kennesaw to experience future leaders of business, education, and more.  

Group Tour Expectations

Reserved for prospective students in 9-12th grades, our high school group experience is a walking tour intended for 10-40 people. All group high school tour requests must be made at least one month in advance. A group visit request does not guarantee a visit on your requested date; all visits must be confirmed and are subject to availability. While we cannot guarantee a tour for your group, we will make every effort to accommodate your needs. Due to high demand, if your group visits campus, we cannot offer another tour in the same academic year.

For all other groups, we encourage you to explore our virtual or self-guided campus tour. 

Explore our Virtual KSU Experience

Questions? 

Contact our Group Tour Team! 
grouptours@kennesaw.edu
470-KSU-INFO (470-578-4636)  

FAQs

  • Group tours are offered Monday through Friday at 10:30 a.m. on both the Marietta and Kennesaw Campuses. Please note that group tours are not offered during certain holiday weeks or on special event days for the University. While we do not offer Saturday tours, groups are also welcome to come to our Saturday Open House events. 
  • Group tours for the Fall Semester can be booked starting the last week of July.  Spring Semester group tours can be booked starting in mid-November. We make every effort to accommodate your group; however, groups are booked on a first-come first-served basis. 
  • We offer walking tours for groups of 10 - 40 high school-age students. 
  • We request one adult per every 10 students. 
  • The tour is typically 60 minutes. It includes a walking tour of campus and a Q & A with the tour guides. 

  • The ability to eat in our award-winning dining halls is available. Your group tour must be confirmed to receive the needed information to make a reservation with our dining halls. Please note that all payments must go through Dining. The Undergraduate Admissions Office is not responsible for any payment of your group’s meals.

    Visit University Dining to request your group dining reservation
  • Due to the great demand for guided group tours and limited available staffing, we are only able to offer guided group tours to prospective students that are in 9th grade and above. However, we can provide groups below 9th grade with a virtual tour of our campuses.
    Take a Virtual Tour!
     
  • Kennesaw State University takes pride in providing a safe community to current residents and students. Therefore, group tours are not authorized to enter student resident halls. The University works hard to keep the integrity of our residential spaces clean and safe. 

  • There is no charge for a tour of campus.  

    There is a charge to eat lunch on campus. Please note that the Undergraduate Admissions Office is not responsible for any payment for your group’s meals. All payments must go through Dining. Visit University Dining to see all the menu items. 

  • We will still have the tour and try to keep your group inside as much as possible. Plan to dress accordingly for the weather and wear comfortable walking shoes.

    Campus events are subject to cancellation due to inclement weather. You will be notified via email and/or phone should a cancellation occur. Special weather statements can also be viewed on the Kennesaw State University website. Should the University be closed, all campus tours and events will be canceled.