Electrify your campus orientation!
Shake up stale campus orientation events and set your school apart with orientation week activities students want. Build a tight-knit community from day one.
So, how does it work?
Set up your Experience
Get students running around campus in no time with Missions tailored to your school. Or choose from ready-made Missions.
Invite students to join
Let your students run wild! Watch as photos and videos roll in from across campus and around town. Award bonus points to the most creative!
Reuse for new students
Easily duplicate and edit your Experience for every new cohort of students. Your Experience gets better with age!
Nice! Let me try it
It takes less than 10 minutes to create your first Goosechase Experience. And it's free. Get started today.
How do colleges use Goosechase?
It's a challenge to build a vibrant campus community.
Engage students from their freshman orientation through to graduation!
Orientation week ideas
Get incoming freshmen and transfer students familiar with campus and local hotspots. No more lame ‘icebreaker sessions’ - deliver an experience students will actually want to write home about.
Events on campus
Continue to build school spirit throughout the year with easy fundraising ideas and events. Award prizes that drive students to explore even further, like bookstore or meal hall gift cards!
Incorporate sponsors
Give local businesses the opportunity to reach students by having them sponsor Missions. Include their logos and promotion codes in the app and incentivize students to check out hidden venues and locations around town!
Campus orientation toolkit
Missions, ready to go!
There's no need to start from scratch. Take inspiration from 100+ Missions in the Goosechase Mission bank, or visit the Goosechase blog for extra ideas focused on student engagement, campus events and fundraising!
Get inspiredLet's get shakin'!
Easier than a TikTok dance routine, creating and running your first Goosechase Experience takes less than 10 minutes and results in 100% less injuries.