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Come see our beautiful campus, and meet the friendly
folks who make North Greenville University a special place. We want to meet
you... and
prioritize your safety at the same time.
Tigerville Campus
How to set up your visit
Choose the
best day for your visit, and sign up here. After we receive your
reservation, we will send an email which will confirm the day and time of your
visit. While there is still a risk of contracting the COVID-19 virus, you must read
the COVID -19 Notice of Risk statement
before you come to our campus. If you,
or any member of your visiting group, are feeling sick or think you may have
symptoms of COVID-19, as outlined by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control) on
the day of your visit or shortly before, you will not be able to visit on that
day. Instead, we invite you to reschdule for a later time after your doctor or medical
professional indicates you are no longer contagious and are okay to visit.
When you get to Tigerville
We will
stay six feet apart during your visit to keep you safe, and the hugs, handshakes, fist-bumps and high fives that we want
to give you will have to wait for later. Our team will be abiding by the university's current mask-wearing policies, and we ask that you do the same. Brochures and information about the university will be packed into
folders before you get to our campus, and you can pick it up when you check in.
No-Touch Tours
Our tour
guides will safely guide you through our campus in small groups and
will hold open doors for you so you won’t have to touch the doors as you walk.
Our tour guides look forward to showing you this place we love so much.
Meeting Us Face to Face
Our
Admissions Counselors, professors, and coaches want to meet you and will do so
whenever we can stay six feet apart. If you want an additional meeting with a
specific person on our campus, let us know when you make your reservation. Meetings
will take place in rooms and offices where we can keep this distance.
Greer
Campus
How to set up your visit
Choose the best day for your visit and contact
the Director of Adult and Graduate Admissions Maria Kithcart at maria.kithcart@ngu.edu
or 864-663-7522. Maria will send an email which will confirm the day and time
of your visit. While there is still a risk of contracting the COVID-19 virus,
you must read the COVID
-19 Notice of Risk statement before you come to our campus.
If you, or any member of your visiting group, are feeling sick or think you may
have symptoms of COVID-19, as outlined by the CDC (Centers for Disease Control)
on the day of your visit or shortly before, you will not be able to visit on
that day and should reschedule for a later time after your doctor, or medical
professional indicates you are no longer contagious and are okay to visit.
When you get to Greer
We will stay
six feet apart during your visit to keep you safe, and we will wear face
coverings when you arrive. The hugs, handshakes, fist-bumps, and high fives
that we want to give you will have to wait for later. When you check-in with
us, we will make sure all pens and materials used in the greeting process have
been cleaned and disinfected. Brochures and information about the university
will be packed into folders before you get to our campus, and you can pick it
up when you check-in.
No-Touch Tours
Our tour
guides will safely guide you through our campus in groups of six or less and
will hold open doors for you, so you won’t have to touch the doors as you walk.
Our tour guides look forward to showing you this place we love so much.
Meeting Us Face to Face
Our
admissions staff and professors want to meet you and will do so whenever we can
stay six feet apart. If you want an additional meeting with a specific person
on our campus, let us know when you make your reservation. Meetings will take
place in rooms and offices where we can keep this distance.
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