Virtual Tours

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Virtual Tours

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March 4, 2021

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See for Yourself

The best way to explore our campus is to see it for yourself. While it may not be possible to physically visit Cal Poly right now, our virtual tours can help you get to know our campus a little better.

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Student-Led Virtual Tour

The Poly Reps, our student ambassadors and ultimate tour guides, will take you on a virtual walking tour, dazzle you with campus knowledge, and help you get to know Cal Poly and what it means to be a Mustang.

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Housing Tours

Virtually tour the residence halls and apartments in the various residential learning communities across campus. In your community, you have access to academic, social, wellness and awareness events and many opportunities to build friendships that will stay with you long after you graduate.

Cerro Vista Apartments
North Mountain Halls
Poly Canyon Village Apartments
Sierra Madre and Yosemite Halls
South Mountain Halls (Red Bricks)
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Doerr Family Field
Julian A. McPhee University Union
Recreation Center
Sports Complex

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In-Person Campus Tours and Information Sessions are Suspended.

In response to COVID-19 and in accordance with public health recommendations, all in-person tours including information sessions, accepted and prospective student tours, housing tours and college-specific tours have been suspended. This decision was made out of an abundance of caution to keep our community and campus visitors safe and healthy. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause.

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