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The Admissions Office will host its annual spring break edition of the Class Visit Program April 16–18. The initiative is a follow-up to the very successful February Class Visit hosted during Presidents Week. The three-day program is an invitation-only event for high school seniors who have been accepted to Buffalo State. Visiting students will observe classes alongside currently enrolled students in a cross-section of academic disciplines. They will attend classes at 9:00 a.m. Wednesday and Friday and 9:25 a.m. Thursday. While students are in class, their parents will participate in a Q&A panel discussion, where they will pose questions to representatives from Financial Aid, Residence Life, University College, University Police, and the Career Development Center. Afterward, students and parents will tour Buffalo State.

Friday morning’s program will feature distinguished alumnus Kevin Manne, assistant director of communications at the University at Buffalo, who will address the theme “Because of Buffalo State.” Manne is scheduled to be introduced by Hal D. Payne, vice president for student affairs.

In addition to its traditional morning programs, the Admissions Office will host two afternoon sessions: the Class Visit Honors Colloquium 400 on Wednesday and a Friday program at 12:30 p.m.

Special thanks for the support provided by the Barnes & Noble at Buffalo State Bookstore, Campus Dining Services, the Intercollegiate Athletics Department, the Alumni Association, the Enrollment Management Office, and the academic departments across campus.

For more information on the Class Visit Program, please visit the Admissions website.