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ACAD EMIC PROGRAMS REFERENCE SHEET
CHECK-IN AND BREAKFAST
Wondering which school or college’s open house to attend? Look through this list of academic programs, then find your school or college’s event location on the campus map.
See back page for map
8–8:45am Knoles Lawn (H,9)
WELCOME AND STUDENT EXPERIENCE PANEL
Hourly starting at 10am Leave from Burns Tower (H,10)
RESIDENTIAL LIFE AND HOUSING DROP-IN TOURS 11am–2pm John Ballantyne Hall (H,5) Grace Covell Hall (G,9)
LUNCH AND VOLLEYBALL GAME 11:30am–1pm AG Spanos Center (K,2)
AFTERNOON SESSIONS 1:15–2pm
ADMISSION AND FINANCIAL AID Grace Covell Hall (G,9)
CAREER OUTCOMES McCaffrey Center, Center for Identity and Inclusion (H,7)
HEALTH AND SAFETY William Knox Holt Memorial Library and Learning Center, Yosemite Room (I,9)
HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE Wendell Phillips Center, Room 140 (J,6)
Want to keep the party going after Fall Open House? You and your family are also invited to our Homecoming and Family Weekend events! Catch an athletics game, learn more about Pacific’s rich history and mingle with alumni, faculty, staff and
other members of our community. WOMEN’S SOCCER VS SEATTLE
2–3:30pm Knoles Field (I,3) Cheer on the Tigers as they take on Seattle.
TASTE OF PACIFIC: THE 175TH CELEBRATION
4:30–7pm Knoles Lawn (H,9) Celebrate Pacific’s 175th year anniversary with food, live music, entertainment, and Tiger Spirit at this Homecoming favorite.
PACIFIC AFTER DARK
7–9:30pm Knoles Lawn (H,9) Join us for a live concert under the stars featuring the renowned Brubeck Brothers, a deeply cherished part of our university’s history and cultural legacy. This world-class jazz performance is the premier Saturday night gathering to celebrate Pacific Pride.
KEEP TRACK OF FALL OPEN HOUSE ON YOUR PHONE. Search for Pacific Guides in the App Store or Google Play Store.
HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT TODAY? ASK BURNSY. Text (209) 414-5458
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Rotunda (B,9)
• Accounting • Business Analytics • Finance • Hotel and Hospitality Management
ACADEMIC OPEN HOUSES
CAMPUS TOURS
THOMAS J. LONG SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
Weber Hall, Room 112 (H,9) The Eberhardt School of Business offers the following majors:
8:45–9:45am Knoles Lawn (H,9)
10–11:30am Various locations (see page 3)
E B E RHARDT SCHOOL OF BUSIN E S S
• Management and Human Resources • Marketing • Sport Management and Sport Analytics
The Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy prepares its students to be experts in the pharmacy industry. In addition to the Doctor of Pharmacy program, the school offers the following undergraduate programs: • Pre-Pharmacy
• Pharmaceutical Science
CON S E RVATORY OF MUSIC COLLEG E OF TH E PACIF IC
Recital Hall (I,10)
Wendell Phillips Center (J,6)
Pacific’s Conservatory of Music houses the following majors:
College of the Pacific is the liberal arts and sciences core of the university, offering the following programs:
• Jazz Studies • Music • Music Composition • Music Education • Music History
• Applied Mathematics • Asian Language and Studies • Chinese • Japanese • Biochemistry • Biological Sciences • Chemistry • Communication • Criminal Justice • Dental Hygiene* • Economics • English and Writing Professions • Exploratory • French Studies • Geological and Environmental Sciences • Graphic Design • Health and Exercise Sciences • History • International Relations • Mathematics
• Media Arts and Production • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science • Pre-Dentistry* • Pre-Law • Pre-Medical • Pre-Physical Therapy • Psychology • Public Health and Community Wellness • Social Sciences • Sociology • Spanish • Studio Art • Sustainability
• Music Industry Studies • Music Management • Music Performance • Music Therapy • Musical Theatre
SCHOOL OF H EALTH SCI E NCE S Chan Family Health Sciences Learning Center and Clinics Building (B,8) The School of Health Sciences provides innovative curricula, accelerated programs and many opportunities for hands-on learning. In addition to a wide range of graduate-level health care degrees, the school offers the following undergraduate program: • Speech-Language Pathology
*In collaboration with Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
SCHOOL OF E NGIN E E RING AND COMPUT E R SCI E NCE Fletcher Jones Foundation Makerspace (M,3) Pacific’s School of Engineering and Computer Science offers cooperative education programs. Below is a list of the school’s majors: • Bioengineering • Civil Engineering • Computer Engineering • Computer Science • Data Science • Electrical Engineering
• Engineering Management • Engineering Physics • Mechanical Engineering • Product Design and Entrepreneurship
HOW TO APPLY NOV. 15 – Early Action Deadline JAN. 15 – Regular Decision Deadline
Pacific.edu/ApplyNow HOW TO APPLY YOUTUB E PL AYLIST
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FA L L O P E N H O U S E AG E N DA
ACAD EMIC PROGRAMS REFERENCE SHEET
CHECK-IN AND BREAKFAST
Wondering which school or college’s open house to attend? Look through this list of academic programs, then find your school or college’s event location on the campus map.
See back page for map
8–8:45am Knoles Lawn (H,9)
WELCOME AND STUDENT EXPERIENCE PANEL
Hourly starting at 10am Leave from Burns Tower (H,10)
RESIDENTIAL LIFE AND HOUSING DROP-IN TOURS 11am–2pm John Ballantyne Hall (H,5) Grace Covell Hall (G,9)
LUNCH AND VOLLEYBALL GAME 11:30am–1pm AG Spanos Center (K,2)
AFTERNOON SESSIONS 1:15–2pm
ADMISSION AND FINANCIAL AID Grace Covell Hall (G,9)
CAREER OUTCOMES McCaffrey Center, Center for Identity and Inclusion (H,7)
HEALTH AND SAFETY William Knox Holt Memorial Library and Learning Center, Yosemite Room (I,9)
HOUSING AND RESIDENTIAL LIFE Wendell Phillips Center, Room 140 (J,6)
Want to keep the party going after Fall Open House? You and your family are also invited to our Homecoming and Family Weekend events! Catch an athletics game, learn more about Pacific’s rich history and mingle with alumni, faculty, staff and
other members of our community. WOMEN’S SOCCER VS SEATTLE
2–3:30pm Knoles Field (I,3) Cheer on the Tigers as they take on Seattle.
TASTE OF PACIFIC: THE 175TH CELEBRATION
4:30–7pm Knoles Lawn (H,9) Celebrate Pacific’s 175th year anniversary with food, live music, entertainment, and Tiger Spirit at this Homecoming favorite.
PACIFIC AFTER DARK
7–9:30pm Knoles Lawn (H,9) Join us for a live concert under the stars featuring the renowned Brubeck Brothers, a deeply cherished part of our university’s history and cultural legacy. This world-class jazz performance is the premier Saturday night gathering to celebrate Pacific Pride.
KEEP TRACK OF FALL OPEN HOUSE ON YOUR PHONE. Search for Pacific Guides in the App Store or Google Play Store.
HAVE A QUESTION ABOUT TODAY? ASK BURNSY. Text (209) 414-5458
2
Rotunda (B,9)
• Accounting • Business Analytics • Finance • Hotel and Hospitality Management
ACADEMIC OPEN HOUSES
CAMPUS TOURS
THOMAS J. LONG SCHOOL OF PHARMACY
Weber Hall, Room 112 (H,9) The Eberhardt School of Business offers the following majors:
8:45–9:45am Knoles Lawn (H,9)
10–11:30am Various locations (see page 3)
E B E RHARDT SCHOOL OF BUSIN E S S
• Management and Human Resources • Marketing • Sport Management and Sport Analytics
The Thomas J. Long School of Pharmacy prepares its students to be experts in the pharmacy industry. In addition to the Doctor of Pharmacy program, the school offers the following undergraduate programs: • Pre-Pharmacy
• Pharmaceutical Science
CON S E RVATORY OF MUSIC COLLEG E OF TH E PACIF IC
Recital Hall (I,10)
Wendell Phillips Center (J,6)
Pacific’s Conservatory of Music houses the following majors:
College of the Pacific is the liberal arts and sciences core of the university, offering the following programs:
• Jazz Studies • Music • Music Composition • Music Education • Music History
• Applied Mathematics • Asian Language and Studies • Chinese • Japanese • Biochemistry • Biological Sciences • Chemistry • Communication • Criminal Justice • Dental Hygiene* • Economics • English and Writing Professions • Exploratory • French Studies • Geological and Environmental Sciences • Graphic Design • Health and Exercise Sciences • History • International Relations • Mathematics
• Media Arts and Production • Philosophy • Physics • Political Science • Pre-Dentistry* • Pre-Law • Pre-Medical • Pre-Physical Therapy • Psychology • Public Health and Community Wellness • Social Sciences • Sociology • Spanish • Studio Art • Sustainability
• Music Industry Studies • Music Management • Music Performance • Music Therapy • Musical Theatre
SCHOOL OF H EALTH SCI E NCE S Chan Family Health Sciences Learning Center and Clinics Building (B,8) The School of Health Sciences provides innovative curricula, accelerated programs and many opportunities for hands-on learning. In addition to a wide range of graduate-level health care degrees, the school offers the following undergraduate program: • Speech-Language Pathology
*In collaboration with Arthur A. Dugoni School of Dentistry
SCHOOL OF E NGIN E E RING AND COMPUT E R SCI E NCE Fletcher Jones Foundation Makerspace (M,3) Pacific’s School of Engineering and Computer Science offers cooperative education programs. Below is a list of the school’s majors: • Bioengineering • Civil Engineering • Computer Engineering • Computer Science • Data Science • Electrical Engineering
• Engineering Management • Engineering Physics • Mechanical Engineering • Product Design and Entrepreneurship
HOW TO APPLY NOV. 15 – Early Action Deadline JAN. 15 – Regular Decision Deadline
Pacific.edu/ApplyNow HOW TO APPLY YOUTUB E PL AYLIST
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