What is Trojan Day?
Welcome to Trojan Day, our preview day for prospective students and their families to come visit and discover more about the opportunities at TROY!
During Trojan Day, you will learn more about admissions, scholarships and housing at our in-depth Admissions presentation. After the presentation, you can experience the beautiful ÎÞÂë¾ÞÈé Campus, including visiting our academic facilities and student life areas during the tour with our Trojan Ambassadors. You will also have a chance to explore your interests as you meet with academic departments and student organizations during our browse session.
What to Expect at Trojan Day
Experience the Trojan Spirit
Learn all about Academics and Student Life from our faculty and student leaders during our browse session. At the browse session, students will be able to meet with representatives from student organizations across campus as well as academic departments from every college.
How to Get Started at TROY
Bring your questions! Representatives from Admissions will host an in-depth presentation on admission, scholarships and housing to help you get started.
Explore Campus
During Trojan Day, you will be led on an in-depth campus tour lead by one of our Trojan Ambassadors. During this tour you will be able to see student life areas, academic buildings and dorms!
Interactive Campus Map
Frequently Asked Questions
It is recommended that you wear comfortable shoes and bring a rain jacket or umbrella. Don't forget your Trojan spirit!
ÎÞÂë¾ÞÈé, Alabama is a vibrant town with big personality. There are many areas to explore when Trojan Day is over, including a variety of local restaurants, boutique shopping, museums, and movies.
Parking information will be included in your confirmation email sent the week of Trojan Day! If you do not receive that, please contact the Admissions Office at 334-670-3179
Please note that our campus tour is a walking tour. To request special accommodations, contact our Admissions Office at 334-670-3179.
You may bring guests with you to Trojan Day.