Sattler for a Day

Hosted by the Admissions Office, Sattler for a Day gives prospective students, parents, teachers, and anyone else interested in Sattler a firsthand look at life on campus. During this visit, you'll join us for student worship time and a tour of campus, sit in on a class of your choosing from a variety of course options, and join your host along with other students and staff for a provided lunch. An optional dorm tour is also available for those who want a fuller picture of residence life, with the added bonus of passing the beautiful and historic Boston Common on the way there! Throughout the visit, you'll have plenty of opportunities to ask about classes and professors, campus clubs and organizations, residence life, and more. Our hope is that you will depart campus with a real sense of what it's like to be a Sattler student, and with the confidence to take your next step toward becoming one!

📅 Schedule Options

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

• 10:00 AM – Sattler Tea Time (Student Worship Time) with the Student Body
• 10:30 AM – Campus Tour
• 11:00 AM – Tour of the Dorms (Optional)
• 12:00 PM – Lunch & Networking
• 1:00 PM – Sattler Classroom Experience

Tuesdays & Thursdays

• 9:30 AM – Campus Tour
• 10:00 AM – Sattler Tea Time (Student Worship Time) with the Student Body
• 10:30 AM – Sattler Classroom Experience
• 12:00 PM – Lunch & Networking
• 1:00 PM – Tour of the Dorms (Optional)

📝Class Options

Visitors are welcome to sit in on any of the following classes during the Sattler Classroom Experience, depending on the day of your visit.

Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays

• LNG 102 – Elementary Biblical Greek (Mr. Seth Pontbriand — MWF)
• LNG 104 – Elementary Biblical Hebrew (Dr. Jesse Scheumann — MWF)
• BIO 202 – Microbiology (Dr. Nelson Chepkwony — MW Only)
• BRS 210 – Introduction to Missiology (Mr. David Glick — MW Only)
• LNG 101 – Expository Writing (Mr. David Anderson — WF Only)

Tuesdays & Thursdays

• BUS 304 – Digital Marketing and Analytics (Dr. Benjamin Harris)
• HUM 202 – Medieval & Renaissance Europe (Dr. Hans Leaman)
• BIO 101 – The Principles of Biology (Dr. Finny Kuruvilla)

🚘Parking Options
If you travel to campus via an automobile, metered parking is available around the building and in front of Center Plaza. Additionally, 100 Cambridge has a parking garage, accessed on the side of the building via Somerset St, with hourly parking rates during the weekdays and flat fees in the evenings and on weekends. This parking garage has a direct entrance to the building. 

Please email admissions@sattler.edu if you have any travel or lodging questions.