title = "Campus Visit Programs and Information Sessions"

content = """
Campus visits provide prospective students with firsthand experience of the
Crystal Peak community, academic facilities, and mountain-region environment.
The Admissions Office coordinates multiple visit formats to accommodate diverse
timelines and geographic constraints.

**Daily Campus Tours:** Guided walking tours are offered twice daily on weekdays
and Saturdays during the academic year, with single daily tours during summer
and break periods. Tours last approximately 90 minutes and showcase academic
buildings, residence halls, dining facilities, and recreational spaces. Tours
are led by current student ambassadors who provide authentic perspectives on
campus life.

**Information Sessions:** Admission counselors conduct 45-minute information
sessions covering academic programs, application requirements, financial aid,
and student outcomes. Sessions include Q&A time for families to address specific
concerns. Information sessions complement campus tours but may also be attended
separately.

**Open House Programs:** Fall and spring open house events provide comprehensive
exposure to Crystal Peak. These full-day programs include faculty presentations,
department-specific sessions, student panel discussions, residence hall tours,
and campus resource fairs. Open house registration opens six weeks before the
event and typically fills to capacity.

**Virtual Visit Options:** For students unable to visit in person, Crystal Peak
offers live virtual information sessions, pre-recorded virtual tours, and
interactive Q&A sessions with current students. Virtual programming does not
replace the value of in-person visits but provides meaningful alternative engagement.

**Demonstrated Interest:** While Crystal Peak does not track demonstrated
interest as a formal application factor, meaningful engagement through visits,
information sessions, and counselor communication provides context that may
inform holistic review. Genuine engagement matters more than quantity of contacts.

**Group Visit Coordination:** High school counselors and community-based
organizations may request special group visit arrangements for parties of 10
or more students. Group visits include customized programming based on student
interests and academic backgrounds.
"""

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