Group tours are offered in September, October, November, February, March, and April on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Fall 2025 group tours will tentatively open in August.
Please note: Group tours are not available during Summer 2025. Groups are welcome to explore our self-guided tour resources or consider scheduling a visit during the academic year. No registration is required for a self-guided tour.
To ensure a pleasant and informative visit, please review the FAQs and guidelines below before requesting your tour. If you have any additional questions or requests, contact us at (405) 325-2151 or tour@ou.edu.
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Groups must register or make requests two weeks before an on-campus visit.
Only groups scheduled through our office will receive parking passes. All others will need to contact OU Parking Services.
A maximum of 60 students plus chaperones (one chaperone over 21 for every 12 students) per group. Please check our Youth Protection Policy.
These guidelines only apply to group tours for high school and transfer students. If you are a high school or transfer student interested in taking a general campus tour, schedule an individual campus tour.
Students should be dropped off at the Aspen Avenue cul-de-sac (PDF map); buses should not drive on the Parrington Oval. Once students are dropped off, buses should proceed to Jenkins Avenue and park at the Lloyd Noble Center. Parking passes are not required to park at the Lloyd Noble Center.
Yes! We have multiple dining options for your day at OU. Your group can:
*If you would like to purchase passes to dine in Couch Restaurants, the cost is $11 per individual. Please contact Chase Wiens with OU Housing & Food at chase.wiens@ou.edu to pay and reserve your passes.
Yes, groups will need to provide one chaperone, 21 years or older, for every 12 minors on campus. For virtual visits, there will need to be at least one chaperone over 21 years of age present for the entirety of the virtual group tour.
Visit our policy page to learn more.
The University of Oklahoma has numerous campus locations and a variety of events that attract minors, which may be sponsored by the University or by third parties. These guidelines are meant to serve as guidance for these valuable experiences. Please note, that these guidelines may not encompass each and every encounter with a minor and should be flexible depending on the circumstances and with the approval of either a supervisor in charge of the area or facility or the Office of Risk Management, in consultation with the Office of Legal Counsel. The safety of minors on campus is of utmost importance to the University and these guidelines have been approved in order to provide a safe, fun, and productive educational environment.
The parent or guardian should provide line-of-sight supervision of minors at all times. A parent or guardian must ensure that minors are not disruptive to others.
Parents or guardians must not leave minors unattended, including at athletic events or other University activities.
Minors are not allowed in High-Risk Areas.
On-campus group tours will have a 25-minute admissions presentation with a one-hour and 15-minute walking tour. Be sure to wear comfortable clothing and shoes as the tour is outdoors. The tour will include the North and South Oval of campus, and if time allows, housing and the Gaylord Family - Memorial Football Stadium.
The information provided allows us to connect and communicate with students about the college admissions process.
Unfortunately, we are unable to provide additional accommodations beyond what has been scheduled. We hope your group will consider the Self-Guided Campus group tour or a Virtual Self-Guided Tour. Participants in your group can also register individually for an in-person or virtual tour.
To provide the best campus experience for visitors, we limit the size of each tour group. Due to student tour guide schedules and daily individual tours, we are unable to provide an adequate number of tour guides for groups larger than 60.
Ninth to 12th graders are eligible for our group tour experiences. For K-8, a campus map, a self-guided tour, and a scavenger hunt are available. Regardless of grade, all groups are welcome to stop by the Office of Admissions and Recruitment for additional information from Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
If you are unable to attend a scheduled campus tour, feel free to explore campus on your own. You can stop by the Office of Admission and Recruitment to pick up a self-guided tour brochure, or view this one on your mobile device.
Written with a general overview and historical points of interest, it allows you to enjoy our "campus beautiful by day and night" at your own pace and convenience.
If you are on our campus, you can also download the K20 Start App for an immersive augmented reality self-guided tour highlighting our campus landmarks. As you walk around campus, you can watch videos of our tour guides, collect items, earn badges, and learn more about college life.
