Visiting Northland College is fun in any season, but there are so many things to see and do in the Chequamegon* Bay area right now that a visit can easily turn into a greater adventure. So plan your in-person campus visit today and prepare to fall in love!
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- Sign up for an in-person or virtual visit
- Take a look around our interactive map
- Watch our campus tour
- Call us 715-682-1839 or send an email
In-Person Visits
Visit Days:
This summer, we’ll be offering larger, open house-style visit days on the dates listed under Upcoming Visit Days. Visit Days run from 12:30 to 5:30 p.m. Central and will provide you an in-depth look at Northland College by:
- touring campus;
- talking with current students;
- learning about our 40+ academic programs;
- and getting all your questions answered!
Personalized Visits:
Individual in-person visits are offered Monday through Saturday. Your visit will include:
- a 60-minute campus tour
- a 30-minute meeting with an admissions counselor
- some awesome Northland swag!
Upcoming Visit Days
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Visit Day |
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Virtual Visits
If you can’t visit in person yet, no problem! Join us for an Online Preview Day. We’ll cover a variety of topics, from basic information about Northland and our admissions process to how to make the most of your college search. There will be opportunities to get your questions answered in real-time by an admissions team and current students, as well as a chance to do an on-the-ground tour of campus with an admissions counselor!
Upcoming Dates
Winter Fun
Head to the Slopes
Ski, snowshoe, or even fat-tire bike through whispering pines at the Valhalla Recreation Area in Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest. Take to the slopes at nearby Mt. Ashwabay, or head ninety minutes east to the mountains of Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Water, Water Everywhere
It’s no secret that the largest freshwater lake in the world makes for incredible water-based adventures. Fish to your heart’s content on Long Lake. Cool down during a hot afternoon by paddleboarding out on the Bay. Kayak to the sea caves along the Apostle Islands National Lakeshore. Take the Madeline Island Ferry from Bayfield over to Madeline Island.
Eat Well
Good local food can be found all throughout the Chequamegon Bay region. Enjoy the vegan nachos at the Black Cat Coffeehouse in Ashland, satisfy your sweet tooth at Café Coco in Washburn, and grab a fresh ice cream sandwich at Tetzner’s Dairy on your way between the two!
Shop Locally
There are dozens of great places to spend your money while in the area. Some of our favorites are outdoor outfitters Solstice Outdoors and Howl Adventure Center, the gaming store Play Unplugged, and Eckels Pottery.