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An in-person tour is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the JWU community, check out student life firsthand and explore the unique city of Charlotte. Explore the Wildcat Center, suite-style residence halls, multiple culinary labs and other exciting places on campus.

$5,000 RENEWABLE VISIT GRANT

Incoming undergraduate first-year students applying for Fall 2025 and Spring 2026 semesters who take part in a visit experience (Open House, Daily Tour, Career Explorations, or an on-campus, admissions-hosted event) by November 17 during their senior year of high school are eligible to receive a Visit Grant up to $5,000, renewable up to four years. First-year domestic and international students are eligible, regardless of financial need.

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Guided Campus Tours

Our guided tours provide you with an up-close look at where you’ll live, learn and enjoy all campus has to offer. Led by current students, you’ll get all the ins and outs of what it’s really like to be a Wildcat! Learn about our academic center, labs, residence halls and receive a brief presentation.

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Upcoming Events

CFIT 101

Join us to explore what makes our College of Food Innovation & Technology (CFIT) stand out. Attend a live culinary demo, hear from students, and take an optional campus tour!

Virtual Experiences

Virtual Interactive Tour

Experience a virtual tour of the JWU Charlotte Campus at any time! Learn about our high-tech lab spaces, 33,000-square-foot Student Center, on-campus residence halls and more.

Chat with an Admissions Rep

Our Admissions Reps are available to answer your questions! Get in touch via phone or email to find out about academic programs, life on campus, application requirements and more.

Virtual Interviews for Rising Seniors

Sign up for a 20-minute virtual interview and tell us what you are passionate about and what brings you joy! Interviews are limited to rising seniors in the U.S. applying for undergraduate admission.