Tours of Amarillo College campuses are available throughout the academic year by request.  It is perfered that you register for a tour by completing the on-line form or by contacting:

Individual tours or a group of less than five individuals:
Kelly Hixon
Student Activities Administrative Clerk
College Union Building 003B
(806) 371-5259
kjhixon@actx.edu

Group tours of more than five individuals:
Ernesto Olmos
Recruitment Specialist - Enrollment Management
Washington Street Campus
(806) 345-5537
efolmos@actx.edu

Campus Tour Request Form

Campus Tour Policies

• Two weeks notice is recommended for any campus tour.
• Tours are best when classes are in session (Monday-Thursday, 8:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m.), however no campus tours will be given during final exam weeks.
• Group tours require one sponsor for every 10 students.
• Group tours are given to high school age students and above. Younger students may be interested in the Amarillo Museum of Art, the Natural History Museum, or KACV tours.
• Guests are expected to adhere to Amarillo College policies.

Campus Tour Tips

• Invite your parents. We’d love to meet them, too.
• Develop a list of questions and be sure to ask them. Answering questions is your tour guide's favorite job.
• Allow enough time to get the “feel” of the campus. After the “official” tour, consider spending some time on your own walking around and seeing the sites.
• Remember that parking can sometimes be a challenge. You may want to arrive early to find the right spot.
• Pick up an Application for Admission form and a campus map.
• Don’t hesitate to discuss finances. Consider making an appointment with the financial aid office.
• Pay close attention to the library and computer labs. Notice their location, size, scope, and availability to students.
• Try to visit a typical class you may take. For example, if you are interested in biology, tour the lab. Or better yet, make an appointment to meet a faculty member.
• College life is more than the classroom. Check out the cafeteria, student lounges, and recreation areas.
• Talk to the students you see. They’ll be your classmates and friends. Ask them questions about what Amarillo College is “really like.”
• Make notes of your reactions to the college. It will help you remember what you liked about Amarillo College.
• If you decide to attend Amarillo College, fill out your application for admission, financial aid, and scholarships early.

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