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New Student Orientation and Move-in will take place between August 29 - September 1, 2025.
New Student Orientation (NSO), required for all new students, is where you will begin to feel comfortable in your new community, connect with classmates, faculty and student leaders, meet with your academic advisor, and register for classes. At orientation you will receive an introduction to our on-campus resources and informational sessions that support your transition onto our campus.
As you prepare for move-in and new student orientation, you will be asked to complete a student checklist journey with time-sensitive deadlines and action items that will be available (for students-only) inside of the Navigate360 Student App.
This checklist is designed to help you stay on track with important tasks to complete before you arrive on campus. Completing each item on time will help ensure a smooth and stress-free start to your university experience.

Orientation resources
New Student Orientation schedule
View the orientation schedule for a list of event happenings.
First year student checklist
View preview of the new student checklist journey. Complete checklist items inside of Navigate app.
Transfer student checklist
View preview of the transfer student checklist journey. Complete checklist items inside of Navigate app.
Preparation resources
First-Year Seminar program
Learn about the first-year seminar program and read the descriptions of this year’s seminars.
Planning your first semester schedule
Learn about the process for creating your personalized Fall schedule.
Academic Placement Guide
Learn more about the placement process for writing, language, and quantitative courses.
Academic on-boarding for transfer students
Learn more about the academic registration process and advising support resources for transfer students.

Academic & advising support resources
Student Success Center
Advising, accessibility, tutoring, writing help, peer mentoring, and academic coaching.
Academic calendar
Upcoming important dates and events.
Deans' offices
Support for academic pathways, complaints, or questions about majors.
Library resources
Research help, study spaces, and inter-library loans.

Wellness & counseling resources
Counseling Center
Mental health support and 24/7 digital counseling via Timely Care.
Care Team
Checks in on student wellness and support needs.
Student Health
Physical health services and information.

Community & belonging resources
Office of Inclusion & Community
Events, belonging activities, and the Summer Bridge program.
STEP mentors
Provide resources and support for first semester, first generation college students.

Student life & involvement resources
Student Involvement & Success
Student clubs, organizations, and Greek Life.
Office of Community Service Learning
Service projects, internships, and outdoor programs.

Residence & housing resources
Housing
Undergraduate residence halls and housing.
Dining plan
Campus dining and meal plan options.
Student Food Support Pantry
Free food assistance for students in need.

Financial support resources
Student Financial Services
Help with loans, billing, and emergency loans.
