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Academic Fair

Saint Louis University's annual Academic Fair is an opportunity for students to connect with faculty and staff to learn about and discuss ways to choose and/or enhance their current SLU degree program.

These conversations might include a new major, second majors, minors, study abroad, pre-law, pre-health, competitive fellowships and scholarships, internships, department-sponsored activities, graduate programs and certificates.

Students speak to an academic staff member during a SLU academic fair.
Students discuss possible majors with faculty at the Academic Fair.

The fall 2026 Academic Fair will be held on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 11:30 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. in the Busch Student Center, room 173. 

Read what previous attendees shared about their experiences at the fair:  

  • “I learned about the different majors and minors that are offered at SLU. I talked with different professors and different students about what the majors and minors are to get a better sense of what I can possibly declare in the future.”
  • “I learned about different academic programs outside the medical field. I learned about majors that I didn’t know existed.”
  • “I learned new things about different avenues of healthcare when I spoke with the Doisy College of Health Sciences tables. I learned about the different avenues of business when I talked to the business table. I also learned that I can hold a conversation even if I feel out of place somewhere. There is also a lot of anthropology classes here and I learned what anthropology even is.”
  • “This fair presented me with the opportunity to explore different schools and fields of study. I was interested in forensics and how they use modern technology to identify criminals. I am particularly interested in a music minor as I took up piano back in June of 2020. I was also introduced to SERV 1000 which is a theology class where you go around the St. Louis community and serve others in the community who are in the greatest need.”