大一新生
你被录取了——祝贺你!
你要尽快，确保 美国招生办公室 has all your official documents including transcripts, test scores, 和 any college credits to make your class registration process easier.
- If you are a first-time freshman or a current high-school graduate, you should arrange to attend one of the University’s 新生迎新 Sessions. 这些取向 sessions will familiarize you with the university 和 its programs, 和 help you choose 和 register for your first semester’s classes. 有迎新会 对于这两个 秋季学期 和 春季和夏季 学期.
- If you are an adult first-time freshman aged 23 or older, or are transferring from another institution, please consider attending one of the Transfer, Transient 和 Adult Freshmen Orientation sessions, also available in both 秋天 和 春季和夏季 学期.
- 如果你打算住在校园里，请联系 住房 申请房屋.
The 金融援助 priority admission deadline is May 1. 联系大学 财政援助办公室 for applications, 和 check your Jag Mail regularly once you’re submitted your application.
The USA 招生 Office can assist you with other needed admissions materials, including immunization records, a Jag Number 和 Email account, a student ID, 和 placement 考试.
In order to 注册课程, you must meet with an academic advisor.
- If you attend a 新生迎新 session, an academic advisor will assist you 在迎新期间登记.
- If you did not attend an orientation, contact 学术咨询和转学服务 to set up an advising appointment before classes start.
Your assigned advisor will help you put 在一起 a schedule that includes the necessary 你所选专业的课程. Several factors need to be considered, such as placement in classes, prerequisites, 课程 load if you are working or have family obligations, 等.
After you have met with your advisor 和 chosen your classes, you will use 爪子 to 注册课程.
第一年经验 is a two credit-hour seminar-type 课程. 第一年经验 课程s cover a variety of topics, many geared toward specific majors 和 taught by 有经验的教师. 第一年经验s 课程s are an outst和ing way to get to know the College faculty, meet your students, 和 learn how to succeed in College. 看到 建议视频 点击更多.
All entering freshmen in 艺术 和 科学, except for 荣誉学院 students, must enroll in a 第一年经验 课程, or CAS100. 如果你是美国荣誉学生 College 和 a freshman, you must enroll in HON 101 instead of CAS 100.
Learning Communities are groups of students who take some of their freshmen classes 在一起. Typically, these classes are the 第一年经验 和 a required freshman 课程. By taking two or three classes with your peers, Learning Communities are a great way to meet people 和 make friends, while fulfilling your college requirements.
Most incoming freshmen in 艺术 和 科学 are enrolled in Learning 社区. 说话 with your advisor to find the Learning 社区 that is the best fit with your interests 和主要.