Experience Life as a Horned Frog: A Detailed Look at Monday at TCU
What is life like as a Horned Frog? Find out by joining us for Monday at TCU, a visit
day that gives high school students a glimpse into the day in the life of a TCU student!
Check out a recap video and a helpful guide below on what you can expect when you
register for this event.
Your day begins at the Brown-Lupton University Union (aka the BLUU), where you'll
be greeted by staff, and of course, SuperFrog! The fun begins with introductions and
TCU trivia, followed by a student-led campus tour.
Students and families will have the option to choose their own adventure, attending
interest sessions pertaining to financial aid, study abroad opportunities, our application
process and much more. You'll enjoy a delicious lunch and meet current students, hearing
from a few student speakers about their TCU experience too.
After lunch, you'll get an inside look at some of our first-year residence halls and
meet faculty and staff from your academic college of interest. As the day comes to a close, you will head back to the BLUU to hear some closing remarks
from our staff, answer your questions and enjoy a treat before we send you on your
way and wish you the best of luck!
We hope to see you for our next Monday at TCU event! Spots fill up fast, so we encourage you to register now by visiting our website. If one of our program dates doesn't align with your schedule, we encourage you to join us for a campus tour. You'll join us for an information session that will guide you through our application process, followed by a student-led tour of campus and the whole visit will take around two hours. Tours take place at 9:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. Monday through Thursday and at 9 a.m., 11 a.m., and 1:30 p.m. on Fridays. Select Saturday tours are available at 9 a.m.
Sophia Vargas is a senior Strategic Communication major with a Political Science minor from Northern California. She is a social media intern and operations intern
for the Office of Admission. Sophia is also involved with her local church and the
Turning Point USA chapter on campus.