For many students, location and atmosphere are important factors in finding the right school. Therefore, the Office of Admission encourages prospective students and their parents to visit the NEC campus. Campus tours are led by current NEC students who are enthusiastic in answering your questions regarding the campus, our programs and student life at NEC, and will take you through our facilities, including our residence and dining halls, recital halls, libraries, practice rooms, and our historic concert hall, Jordan Hall. Following the tour, prospective students and their parents can meet with an admissions counselor to have specific questions answered.
NEC campus tours take place on weekdays at 11am, and are also offered at 2pm on Mondays and Fridays. During the summer break (May to September), tours are only offered at 11am on weekdays. Tours last approximately one hour and leave from the Office of Admission (room 101) of the St. Botolph building at 241 St. Botolph Street (campus map below). Please note that during the summer months, the Residence Hall is closed and we are unable to show dorm rooms or the cafeteria. Also, during the summer months, students and faculty are no longer on campus and classes are not in session. If you would like to meet with a faculty member, please contact them directly through their faculty page on the NEC website.
If you are interested in a campus tour and know the date in which you would like to be scheduled for a tour, please email the Office of Admission at admission@necmusic.edu and provide the following details:
- Name
- Interested Program and Degree
- Intended Date and Time of tour
- Number of people (including yourself)
- Phone Number
You may also request to speak with an admissions counselor before or after the tour. However, counselor availability can vary.
Visitors are encouraged to visit the NEC Concert Calendar for a listing of events to attend during their time here at NEC.
Not ready to visit us? You will also have the opportunity to meet an Admissions representative at a College Fair near you, beginning Fall 2011.
2011-05-17
LUDWIG VAN BEETHOVEN