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Visit Union

Join us for a campus visit and experience Union for yourself.  This is your chance to meet the professors, talk finances, experience a Sabbath on campus and eat some free* food.

Keep reading to see how to get started.

* Did you catch that?  It's FREE!  Check us out for three days and two nights.  We'll arrange the food and room while you're on campus.  We even pay for up to $250 of your gas (keep your receipts).  If you decide to fly, we'll give you up to $250 for your airfare.  (Choose the most reasonable airfare--sorry, no first class reimbursement.)  We'll also arrange to pick you up at the Lincoln or Omaha airports.

Here's how it works.

Contact us.
We'll arrange your food and lodging on campus, arrange your personalized tour and schedule appointments according to your interests.  Contact us one of the following ways, and remember to tell us your academic interests and what aspects of college you'd like to discover (scholarships, admissions process, etc.):

Choose your visit date.

  • If you haven't previously attended or visited Union, we invite you to schedule a personalized visit on one of our available visit dates.
    Or come for one of the following weekends when we roll out the red carpet and tailor events for your specific background:
  • High school students not attending an Adventist academy, Academy students from outside the Mid-America Union, or students transferring from another college or university, you are invited to Preview Days.  Choose between Fall Preview Days, October 1-3, 2009, and Spring Preview Days, March 25-27, 2010.
  • Home school students, you are invited for Home School Sneak Peek, April 15-17, 2009.
  • Mid-America Union Academy seniors are encouraged to join us at Union for College Days, November 2-3, 2009.

Confirm your visit.
Reserve your visit dates with us two weeks prior to your arrival date so we can send your confirmation and schedule.

  • After your dates are confirmed with one of our campus hosts (see "Contact us") then buy your plane tickets and e-mail a copy to .
  • If you are driving, keep your receipts and turn them in when you meet with your campus host.

Got questions? Your answers are on our What if...? page.

Visit Dates 2009-2010

June

2009

1-4
5-6
7-30 

OPEN
Closed (Camp Meeting)
OPEN

July 

2009

1-2
3-5
6-31 

OPEN
Closed (Independence Day)
OPEN

August 

2009

1-4
5-8
9-12
13-16
17-23
24-26
27
28-31 

OPEN
Closed (Faculty/Staff Colloquium)
Closed (Preparation for School Year)
Closed (New Student Orientation)
Closed (Registration, Classes begin)
OPEN
Closed (Project Impact)
OPEN

September 

2009 

1-3
4-7
8-17
18-20
21-27
28-30 

OPEN
Closed (Labor Day)
OPEN
Closed (Parents' Weekend)
OPEN
Closed (Preparation for Preview Days)

October 

2009 

1-3
4-6
7-14
15-18
19-21
22-24
25-30 

OPEN (Fall Preview Days!!)
Closed (Preview Days follow-up)
OPEN
Closed (Midterm Break)
OPEN
Closed (Union Volleyball Tournament)
OPEN

November 

2009 

1-3
4-22
23-30 

Closed (Academy Student College Days)
OPEN
Closed (Thanksgiving Vacation)

December 

2009 

1-9
10-12
 13-16
17-31

OPEN
Closed (Dead Days)
Closed (Semester Exams)
Closed (Christmas Vacation)

January 

2010 

1-3
4-11
12-14
15-18
19-31 

Closed (Christmas Vacation)
Closed (Registration, Classes Begin)
OPEN
Closed (MLK Day)
OPEN

 February

2010 

1-2
3-6
7-10
11-14
15-16
17-21
22-28 

OPEN
Closed (Music Festival)
OPEN
Closed (Winter Break)
OPEN
Closed (Basketball Tournament)
OPEN

March 

2010 

1-11
12-21
22-24
25-27
28-30
31 

OPEN
Closed (Spring Vacation)
Closed (Preparation for Preview Days)
OPEN (Spring Preview Days!!)
Closed (Preview Days follow-up)
OPEN

 April

2010 

 1-4
5-8
9-14
15-17
18-20
21-28
29-30

Closed (Alumni Weekend)
OPEN
Closed (Preparation for Sneak Peek)
OPEN (Home School Sneak Peek!!)
Closed (Sneak Peek follow-up)
OPEN
Closed (Dead Days)

May 

2010 

 1-5
6-9
10-27
28-31

Closed (Second Semester Exams)
Closed (Commencement Weekend)
OPEN
Closed (Memorial Day)