Visit CAAC
See yourself here
Seeing is believing. Our home on Clemson's campus is the three-building Lee Hall complex. The building begins with the historic Lee Hall I, which is on the National Register of Historic Places, and extends to the award-winning Lee III. Completed in 2012, Lee III is zero-energy ready and features a 30,000-square-foot roof garden, external and internal skylights, geothermal wells and natural ventilation. With design led by Clemson alumnus Thomas Phifer, it is referred to as "the building that teaches."
We offer prospective students the chance to visit us in a few different ways, listed in the following sections on this page. We can't wait to welcome you to campus.
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Information Session and Tours
This summer we invite you to attend one of our college information session and campus tours beginning in the month of June. Information sessions are held on Mondays throughout the summer, beginning at 1:00 p.m. in Lee Hall, and are followed by a guided tour of our facilities. Note: our information sessions may conflict with university tours so please view both schedules before registering.
Please click here to view dates and registration for information sessions and tours.
Due to the high volume of requests, we are unable to accommodate tours on other days. If you have any questions please connect with us at visitcaac@clemson.edu.
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Fall 2026 Open Houses
Thank you for your interest in our college! Prospective Student Open Houses (Solid Orange Preview Days) will take place on:
Friday, September 25, 2026
Friday, October 16, 2026
Friday, November 6, 2026
Registration for Solid Orange Preview Days can be found here. Please reach out to visitcaac@clemson.edu with any questions.
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Graduate Student Visits
To learn about any upcoming virtual visits or events for a graduate program, please call or email the program contact on our departments and degrees page.
Students specifically interested in City Planning and Real Estate Development or Historic Preservation should contact the following individuals:
- For City and Regional Planning, contact the program director, John Gaber.
- For the Master of Science in Historic Preservation, contact the program director, Carla Clark. Students take their classes at the Clemson Design Center in Charleston, which is located at the Cigar Factory at 701 E Bay Street, Charleston, S.C.
- For the Master of Real Estate Development, contact the program coordinator, Amy Matthews, 864-656-4257.
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General Campus Tours
Clemson University tours are run and scheduled through The Visitors Center. To learn more about virtual options, please visit the Visitors Center web page.
