So I'm visiting JHU in a few days... What do I look for??

<p>What should I look for in particular??</p>

<p>If possible, call ahead and see if you can set up a meeting with anyone from the department you are interested in or sit in on a class…more specific info is useful.</p>

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<p>Walk into a random class, sit back, and observe.</p>

<p>Actually, it is not recommended that you walk into a **random **class. The Admissions Office actually provides a binder of classes where the professor has agreed to allow visiting students to audit the class on the day they are visiting. Upon your arrival, you can check at the Admissions front desk in Mason Hall for a copy of our class visit binder to review the class options and instructions. Class visits are only available in the months of October, November, February, March, and April.</p>