Campus Tour Registration Complete

Using the parking code found in the confirmation email, please follow the instructions below to obtain your parking permit:

1. Go to TU Parking Reservations.
2. Enter License Plate Number and License Plate State, then click “Next.”
3. Enter the parking code from your confirmation email then click “Next.”
4. Select “Date” for permit to be valid, then click “Next.”
5. Enter your First and Last Name and Contact Phone Number, then click “PARK.”
6. Parking will be confirmed. If you'd like a copy of your permit, enter your email address and click “SEND.”
7. You do not need to print the permit. 
8. Park your vehicle in any designated “Campus Tour,” “Visitor” spaces or “Overflow” space where the black bordered sign says “All TU Permits Valid.”
9. Those with an accessible license plate/placard may also park in any accessibility space on campus. Placards must be displayed while parked in an accessible space.

Parking will be on the ground floor of the Towson University Union Garage. Look for the spots labeled “Campus Tours” or “Visitor Parking.” Please enter the garage on the first level by turning on Union Drive. You may also view our video directions.

Please plan to check in 10 minutes prior to your scheduled visit time. Individuals who arrive after tours have departed may not receive a guided tour.

Check in will be located on the 2nd floor of the University Union in room 226. Please look for “campus tour” signs and ambassadors to assist you. 

Due to space limitations, registered students may bring two additional guests, for a total of three people in your party.

The visit includes a brief information session and a 75-minute walking tour. Tours are provided rain or shine. Please dress accordingly. Comfortable shoes are a must!

Due to time constraints, we cannot visit all campus locations. If visiting during business hours, you are welcome to explore other buildings and visit other offices. For security reasons, you cannot access residential halls. If you would like to meet with faculty, please contact them before your visit to arrange a time to meet.

Here are some brainstorming questions to ask yourself to help you form a list of questions you’d like to ask our staff and student ambassadors.

• What are your college decision “deal breakers?” What services, programs, etc. do you absolutely need your college to have?
• What social and cultural aspects are important to you? 
• What academic and professional opportunities are you looking for?