Campus Visits

Visit Maryville College and see why we're considered one of the South's best liberal arts colleges. The students, faculty, and staff welcome visitors to the campus. Visitors should contact the Office of Admissions a minimum of two weeks in advance to request a visit with an overnight stay (available during fall, J-term, and spring semesters); a minimum of three days in advance of a one-day visit.

Prospective students are encouraged to spend the night in a residence hall, attend classes, work out in the Fitness Center, take a hike in the College Woods, and find out what it's like to be a Maryville student.

We're Open!

The Admissions Office is open Monday - Thursday from 8:00am-8:00pm and on Friday from 8:00-5:00pm.

Write, call, fax, or e-mail your request for a visit to:

Office of Admissions
Maryville College
502 East Lamar Alexander Parkway
Maryville, Tennessee 37804
campusvisit@maryvillecollege.edu
Phone: (865) 981-8092
Fax: (865) 981-8005

Campus Tours

Campus tours, conducted by current students who are members of our Maryville College Ambassador program, leave Fayerweather Hall from the Office of Admissions twice a day, Monday through Friday. Saturday visits are accommodated through a series of Open House programs or campus tours offered the first Saturday of the month (September – May only) - check with the Office of Admissions for dates and times.

Map & Directions

Map your trip and get driving directions to Maryville College from our Google campus tour, or view our list of driving instructions.

If you would like to download or print a campus map there are two options:
Campus Parking Map (2.3 MB)      Campus Buildings (3.5 MB)

Accommodations and other Area Phone Numbers

Find out about On-campus dining.

View this list of accommodations, dining, and services in Maryville and the surrounding area.

Surrounding Area

Best of Maryville & Blount County

  • Foothills Fall Festival; entertainment, exhibits and crafts.
  • Foothills Mall; shops, restaurants, and services.
  • Food; restauarants such as Aubrey's, Ruby Tuesday, Lucé, Los Amigos, and Lemon Grass Thai & sushi.
  • Jazz; at Bracken's.
  • The Bard; coffeehouse and specialty drinks.
  • The Palace Theatre; café and espresso bar, movies, acoustic concerts.
  • Downtown Maryville; shops and cafés.
  • McGhee Tyson Airport; Knoxville's airport serving all of East Tennessee and offering daily flights by eight major airlines.
  • Townsend; nearby community known as "The Peaceful Side of the Smokies," boasting mountain resorts, bed and breakfast inns, and quaint restaurants.
  • www.blountchamber.com
  • www.smokymountains.org
  • www.nps.gov/grsm
  • Local weather

Best of Knoxville

  • Old City Historic District; restaurants, nightclubs, and shops.
  • Volunteer Landing; a one-mile paved riverwalk with fountains, waterfalls, picnic areas and restaurants.
  • Tennessee Riverboat; a two-hour excursion on the Tennessee River.
  • Knoxville Museum of Art; exhibitions from around the world.
  • Knoxville Zoological Gardens; home to more than 800 animals.
  • Two major malls; hundreds of specialty stores.
  • Professional sports; minor league baseball, hockey and indoor football.
  • www.knoxville.org