It would probably be welcome addition to any Domer's software collection, but you can get one only if you're a high school student interested in enrolling or a high school guidance counselor interested in adding it to your school's college materials. As you take the CD-ROM's virtual tour, a parallel screen displays an overhead map, orienting you to where things are in relation to one another. If mouse-driven strolling, accomplished by pointing and clicking at locations off in the distance, becomes tiring, an extensive index of campus sites allows you to jump directly to new locations. You can even look around inside the Basilica or see a classroom or two in certain academic buildings like the College of Business Administration. There's also literature about academics, spirituality, athletics, student life and international studies .
All admissions acceptance letters include an order form.
The CD-ROM comes complete with all needed software, but you will need a fairly new computer to run it.