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If you are traveling to campus, we recommend:

• Booking accommodations early
• Allowing extra time for arrival and parking
• Wearing comfortable clothing for walking and warm weather

Helpful resources:

More detailed travel guidance will be shared throughout the summer.

Following Move-in Day, students will participate in New Student Orientation (NSO), a required program designed to help them build community and prepare for academic and campus life.

Orientation programming typically includes:

• Academic advising and course preparation
• Introductions to campus resources and support services
• Social and community-building activities
• Orientation Adventures to explore the campus and the surrounding area

Orientation is an important part of helping students feel confident, connected, and ready for the semester ahead.

Students will receive their housing assignment and detailed move-in instructions in advance of arrival.

Move-in will include:

• A designated check-in location on campus
• Assigned arrival windows to help manage traffic and flow
• Support from orientation staff and student volunteers throughout the process
• Additional details, including check-in location, arrival times, and parking information, will
  be shared later this summer

Helpful Resources: 

• Moving In & Out
• Residence Life & New Student Housing
• Meal Plans

• First-Year Seminars
• Academic Advising & Faculty Mentorship
• Academic Accommodations

Your new student will have a variety of important tasks to complete leading up to and during New Student Orientation. Get insight on task due dates, campus contacts, and other practical information:

• Important dates & deadlines