Ready to make it official? Become a Reedie when you pay your deposit to confirm your enrollment at Reed College.
You’re a bona fide member of the class of 2030.
We’re excited to welcome you to Reed’s inclusive learning community in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. On this page, you will find the information you need to begin your Reed journey.
Ready to make it official?
Become a Reedie when you pay your deposit to confirm your enrollment at Reed College.
Upcoming Admitted Student Events
Attend unique events for admitted students throughout the spring, in addition to the general visit options for all students.
Reed Admit Day
Multiple Dates. We welcome our newly admitted students and their guests to join us for one of our Reed Admit Days (RADs). During this special visit, you will meet college leaders, gain in-depth knowledge about the first-year Reedie experience, explore campus with a current student, and meet some of your peers who will make up the class of ’30.
Your Financial Aid Offer Explained
April 15 at 3:30 p.m. Join Anna Hitchcock, Executive Director of Financial Aid, for a virtual event specifically designed to break down the different components of a financial aid offer. Covering topics like loans and student work, additional financing options, billing, and financial aid during your four years at Reed.
Tough Questions with Dr. K
April 15 at 5 p.m. If you have questions about Reed—from big-picture questions to the tough questions to the questions you keep meaning to ask—join this event to get answers. Karnell McConnell-Black (Vice President for Student Life) and Milyon Trulove (Vice President and Dean of Admission & Financial Aid) will host this special Q&A for admitted students.
Reedies Reflect: Student Panel
April 21 at 4 p.m. Current students will tell you about learning, living, and thriving at Reed—from clubs and language houses to paper conferences and Gray Fund. Topics will include academics, residence halls, student life, clubs and organizations, and Portland. Join this session to hear students answer your questions live.
Housing and Residence Life Panel
May 5 at 4 p.m. Join this session to learn more about housing, using the housing portal, roommate matching, and building community in the residence halls. Residence Life staff will be able to take general questions about Residence Life and living on campus!
Disability & Accessability Resources at Reed
May 12 at 3:30 p.m. Join Jess Gibson and Maddie Willon from Disability & Accessibility Resources (DAR) as they explain how students can get started with the accommodation process and access the resources they need to support their personal and academic success at Reed. DAR works with students with disabilities who seek academic, housing, and other accommodations for disability-related needs.
We want to hear from you!
Reed sends out surveys via text (503-912-7485) and email (ReedCollege@discover-reed.org) asking admitted students to update us about their plans for the fall. Announcements and updates may also be via text (971-257-1207) and from your personal admission counselor. We want to hear from you and encourage you to fill out these surveys and connect with your counselor!
Join us on Discord
Our Class of 2030 Discord server is a great place to meet your fellow Reedies. We will send you an email with an invite link in January 2026. For questions about Discord, please contact Caitlin Berrol, Assistant Dean of Admission.
Resources
The resources below can support you through your college decision and transition to life at Reed.
Confirm Your Enrollment
Tuition Credit for On-Campus Visit
New Reedie Information
Explore
The videos below can help you learn more about academic and student life at Reed. In addition to giving you the highlights and how-tos, we hope these videos inspire you to begin to imagine your own life at Reed as a student and a scholar.
Questions?
Between now and Orientation, you will likely have questions regarding your Reed experience. We encourage you to contact your admission counselor for any questions you have. We are committed to making your transition to college as smooth as possible.