2012 New Student Orientation Invitation - Transfer

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fye.indiana.edu/programs-events for information about cultural events, academic resources, and student newsletters.

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Transfer Student Welcome—the days before fall classes start are filled with fun and informative activities. Check it out: fye.indiana.edu/orientation/welcome-week.

You’re invited!

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✭ Welcome Week. Job fairs, open houses, game nights,

Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223

transfer students than by embarking on a five-day adventure together? Learn more at fye.indiana.edu/orientation/iubeginnings.

Indiana University Bloomington is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution.

Students who may need disability support services should visit the Office of Disability Services for Students website at studentaffairs.iub.edu/dss, or contact the office via phone at (812) 855-7578.

✭ IUBeginnings. What better way to meet other new

Si desea recibir información adicional sobre Indiana University en español, por favor comuníquese con La Casa, el Centro Cultural Latino, al (812) 855-0174 o envíe un mensaje por correo electrónico (email) a lacasa@indiana.edu.

Take a look at the other ways we help make your first year a good one:

©March 2012 Office of First Year Experience Programs

We’re Here for You All Year

This fall, you’ll be a new student at Indiana University Bloomington.

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Contact Us, Ask Questions We want to hear from you so feel free to call, email, or even tweet us.

Office of First Year Experience Programs Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223 (812) 855-HELP (4357)

www.facebook.com/iufye

fye.indiana.edu fye@indiana.edu

@iufye

Make your reservation today.

Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Indianapolis, IN Permit No. 6783

We’ll help you get ready for this new chapter in your life at summer New Student Orientation.

It’s your chance to explore our beautiful campus, learn about support programs and resources, register for classes, and meet other new transfer students.

TRANSFER

fye.indiana.edu/programs-events for information about cultural events, academic resources, and student newsletters.

NTATI O

✭ Ongoing events. We’re here for you all year long. See

N

STUDE NT EW

RIE

Transfer Student Welcome—the days before fall classes start are filled with fun and informative activities. Check it out: fye.indiana.edu/orientation/welcome-week.

You’re invited!

O

✭ Welcome Week. Job fairs, open houses, game nights,

Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223

transfer students than by embarking on a five-day adventure together? Learn more at fye.indiana.edu/orientation/iubeginnings.

Indiana University Bloomington is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution.

Students who may need disability support services should visit the Office of Disability Services for Students website at studentaffairs.iub.edu/dss, or contact the office via phone at (812) 855-7578.

✭ IUBeginnings. What better way to meet other new

Si desea recibir información adicional sobre Indiana University en español, por favor comuníquese con La Casa, el Centro Cultural Latino, al (812) 855-0174 o envíe un mensaje por correo electrónico (email) a lacasa@indiana.edu.

Take a look at the other ways we help make your first year a good one:

©March 2012 Office of First Year Experience Programs

We’re Here for You All Year

This fall, you’ll be a new student at Indiana University Bloomington.

N

Contact Us, Ask Questions We want to hear from you so feel free to call, email, or even tweet us.

Office of First Year Experience Programs Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223 (812) 855-HELP (4357)

www.facebook.com/iufye

fye.indiana.edu fye@indiana.edu

@iufye

Make your reservation today.

Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Indianapolis, IN Permit No. 6783

We’ll help you get ready for this new chapter in your life at summer New Student Orientation.

It’s your chance to explore our beautiful campus, learn about support programs and resources, register for classes, and meet other new transfer students.

TRANSFER

fye.indiana.edu/programs-events for information about cultural events, academic resources, and student newsletters.

NTATI O

✭ Ongoing events. We’re here for you all year long. See

N

STUDE NT EW

RIE

Transfer Student Welcome—the days before fall classes start are filled with fun and informative activities. Check it out: fye.indiana.edu/orientation/welcome-week.

You’re invited!

O

✭ Welcome Week. Job fairs, open houses, game nights,

Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223

transfer students than by embarking on a five-day adventure together? Learn more at fye.indiana.edu/orientation/iubeginnings.

Indiana University Bloomington is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity institution.

Students who may need disability support services should visit the Office of Disability Services for Students website at studentaffairs.iub.edu/dss, or contact the office via phone at (812) 855-7578.

✭ IUBeginnings. What better way to meet other new

Si desea recibir información adicional sobre Indiana University en español, por favor comuníquese con La Casa, el Centro Cultural Latino, al (812) 855-0174 o envíe un mensaje por correo electrónico (email) a lacasa@indiana.edu.

Take a look at the other ways we help make your first year a good one:

©March 2012 Office of First Year Experience Programs

We’re Here for You All Year

This fall, you’ll be a new student at Indiana University Bloomington.

N

Contact Us, Ask Questions We want to hear from you so feel free to call, email, or even tweet us.

Office of First Year Experience Programs Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223 (812) 855-HELP (4357)

www.facebook.com/iufye

fye.indiana.edu fye@indiana.edu

@iufye

Make your reservation today.

Nonprofit Org. U.S. Postage PAID Indianapolis, IN Permit No. 6783

We’ll help you get ready for this new chapter in your life at summer New Student Orientation.

It’s your chance to explore our beautiful campus, learn about support programs and resources, register for classes, and meet other new transfer students.

The Office of First Year Experience Programs

What to Expect New Student Orientation is a required one-day summer program where you’ll make important decisions about your upcoming academic year while getting to know other new Hoosiers, current students, and IU Bloomington faculty and staff.

Here are the important things to know about planning for and attending your orientation program:

✭ About the Program. New Student Orientation is

required of all new transfer students. It gives you a foundation for your IU Bloomington experience— you’ll learn about services, programs, and academics while also registering for classes, visiting classrooms, and learning IU Bloomington traditions.

✭ Academics. You and your parents will hear about

Your To-Do List We’re glad you’re going to be a Hoosier! Here’s how to get started:

1 2 3 5

Make your online reservation at the FY(Me) tab of our website fye.indiana.edu/fyme. Remember to provide a parent or guardian email address so we can copy them on your confirmation.

Read your email confirmation carefully. It includes details about the things you must do before NSO, like completing your Academic Planning Worksheet and Health History information.

Help for People with Disabilities If you or a guest will need special accommodations for a disability or mobility issue during New Student Orientation, please let us know on your reservation.

We will contact you to help you make arrangements.

If you plan to live on campus, apply for housing. Room assignments are made in order of your application date.

See rps.indiana.edu for details.

Sign up for one of our awesome (and optional) IUBeginnings adventures. It’s a good way to meet other new transfer students right before your semester starts.

Explore our website fye.indiana.edu, follow us on Twitter (@iufye), and “like” us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/iufye. We’ve got a lot of important and exciting information to share.

Need to Stay Overnight?

Do your travel plans require you to arrive on campus early or stay an extra day for your one-day transfer orientation?

For an additional fee, students can stay at Wright Residence Center and parents at Willkie Residence Center. You don’t need to reserve a room ahead of time—simply check in when you arrive on campus.

Orientation Fees The student fee is $135. The parent/guest fee is $20 for the first person and $10 for each additional person. These nonrefundable fees include lunch as well as your CampusAccess Card (student ID). Fees do not include overnight housing costs.

academic expectations from an IU Bloomington professor and then students meet one on one with an academic advisor to plan courses and register.

✭ Reservations. NSO reservations are taken online at fye.indiana.edu. You will be able to choose from these five days, as long as they remain open. We recommend you reserve your spot today:

Friday, June 15 Friday, June 22 Friday, June 29

Thursday, July 5 Friday, July 6

✭ Emails. We’ll send you an email confirmation soon

after you make your NSO reservation. Once you have that, go ahead and make your travel plans. As the date draws nearer, we’ll mail you a packet with final information and send emails with important dates and materials. Check your IU Bloomington email often!

Special Program Just for Parents Parents and family are an important part of your IU Bloomington experience— and that’s why we hold orientation sessions just for them that coincide with yours. They will learn tips for helping you make the transition to IU Bloomington, while also getting an education about the resources, programs, and support in place for student success.

Placement Exams You will take required exams in math and foreign language during your one-day NSO program.

You can also take a variety of optional exams online or on campus the evening before your program. Check your email confirmation and our website fye.indiana.edu (Orientation & Transition> New Student Orientation> Testing) for details.

Make Your Reservation Today It’s easy to reserve your spot at summer New Student Orientation.

Do it today!

1

2

Go to the FY(Me) section of our website fye.indiana.edu/fyme and follow the directions to make your personalized reservation.

You’ll choose from the five days for transfer students. Tip: Be sure to provide an email address for your parent or guardian, so they’ll receive the email confirmation and other important information for family members.

Check your IU Bloomington email for your reservation confirmation, and read it carefully. It includes important information about: • placement exams to take before and during your program • items to complete and bring to your program • travel, parking, and accommodations during NSO

The Office of First Year Experience Programs

What to Expect New Student Orientation is a required one-day summer program where you’ll make important decisions about your upcoming academic year while getting to know other new Hoosiers, current students, and IU Bloomington faculty and staff.

Here are the important things to know about planning for and attending your orientation program:

✭ About the Program. New Student Orientation is

required of all new transfer students. It gives you a foundation for your IU Bloomington experience— you’ll learn about services, programs, and academics while also registering for classes, visiting classrooms, and learning IU Bloomington traditions.

✭ Academics. You and your parents will hear about

Your To-Do List We’re glad you’re going to be a Hoosier! Here’s how to get started:

1 2 3 5

Make your online reservation at the FY(Me) tab of our website fye.indiana.edu/fyme. Remember to provide a parent or guardian email address so we can copy them on your confirmation.

Read your email confirmation carefully. It includes details about the things you must do before NSO, like completing your Academic Planning Worksheet and Health History information.

Help for People with Disabilities If you or a guest will need special accommodations for a disability or mobility issue during New Student Orientation, please let us know on your reservation.

We will contact you to help you make arrangements.

If you plan to live on campus, apply for housing. Room assignments are made in order of your application date.

See rps.indiana.edu for details.

Sign up for one of our awesome (and optional) IUBeginnings adventures. It’s a good way to meet other new transfer students right before your semester starts.

Explore our website fye.indiana.edu, follow us on Twitter (@iufye), and “like” us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/iufye. We’ve got a lot of important and exciting information to share.

Need to Stay Overnight?

Do your travel plans require you to arrive on campus early or stay an extra day for your one-day transfer orientation?

For an additional fee, students can stay at Wright Residence Center and parents at Willkie Residence Center. You don’t need to reserve a room ahead of time—simply check in when you arrive on campus.

Orientation Fees The student fee is $135. The parent/guest fee is $20 for the first person and $10 for each additional person. These nonrefundable fees include lunch as well as your CampusAccess Card (student ID). Fees do not include overnight housing costs.

academic expectations from an IU Bloomington professor and then students meet one on one with an academic advisor to plan courses and register.

✭ Reservations. NSO reservations are taken online at fye.indiana.edu. You will be able to choose from these five days, as long as they remain open. We recommend you reserve your spot today:

Friday, June 15 Friday, June 22 Friday, June 29

Thursday, July 5 Friday, July 6

✭ Emails. We’ll send you an email confirmation soon

after you make your NSO reservation. Once you have that, go ahead and make your travel plans. As the date draws nearer, we’ll mail you a packet with final information and send emails with important dates and materials. Check your IU Bloomington email often!

Special Program Just for Parents Parents and family are an important part of your IU Bloomington experience— and that’s why we hold orientation sessions just for them that coincide with yours. They will learn tips for helping you make the transition to IU Bloomington, while also getting an education about the resources, programs, and support in place for student success.

Placement Exams You will take required exams in math and foreign language during your one-day NSO program.

You can also take a variety of optional exams online or on campus the evening before your program. Check your email confirmation and our website fye.indiana.edu (Orientation & Transition> New Student Orientation> Testing) for details.

Make Your Reservation Today It’s easy to reserve your spot at summer New Student Orientation.

Do it today!

1

2

Go to the FY(Me) section of our website fye.indiana.edu/fyme and follow the directions to make your personalized reservation.

You’ll choose from the five days for transfer students. Tip: Be sure to provide an email address for your parent or guardian, so they’ll receive the email confirmation and other important information for family members.

Check your IU Bloomington email for your reservation confirmation, and read it carefully. It includes important information about: • placement exams to take before and during your program • items to complete and bring to your program • travel, parking, and accommodations during NSO

The Office of First Year Experience Programs

What to Expect New Student Orientation is a required one-day summer program where you’ll make important decisions about your upcoming academic year while getting to know other new Hoosiers, current students, and IU Bloomington faculty and staff.

Here are the important things to know about planning for and attending your orientation program:

✭ About the Program. New Student Orientation is

required of all new transfer students. It gives you a foundation for your IU Bloomington experience— you’ll learn about services, programs, and academics while also registering for classes, visiting classrooms, and learning IU Bloomington traditions.

✭ Academics. You and your parents will hear about

Your To-Do List We’re glad you’re going to be a Hoosier! Here’s how to get started:

1 2 3 5

Make your online reservation at the FY(Me) tab of our website fye.indiana.edu/fyme. Remember to provide a parent or guardian email address so we can copy them on your confirmation.

Read your email confirmation carefully. It includes details about the things you must do before NSO, like completing your Academic Planning Worksheet and Health History information.

Help for People with Disabilities If you or a guest will need special accommodations for a disability or mobility issue during New Student Orientation, please let us know on your reservation.

We will contact you to help you make arrangements.

If you plan to live on campus, apply for housing. Room assignments are made in order of your application date.

See rps.indiana.edu for details.

Sign up for one of our awesome (and optional) IUBeginnings adventures. It’s a good way to meet other new transfer students right before your semester starts.

Explore our website fye.indiana.edu, follow us on Twitter (@iufye), and “like” us on Facebook, www.facebook.com/iufye. We’ve got a lot of important and exciting information to share.

Need to Stay Overnight?

Do your travel plans require you to arrive on campus early or stay an extra day for your one-day transfer orientation?

For an additional fee, students can stay at Wright Residence Center and parents at Willkie Residence Center. You don’t need to reserve a room ahead of time—simply check in when you arrive on campus.

Orientation Fees The student fee is $135. The parent/guest fee is $20 for the first person and $10 for each additional person. These nonrefundable fees include lunch as well as your CampusAccess Card (student ID). Fees do not include overnight housing costs.

academic expectations from an IU Bloomington professor and then students meet one on one with an academic advisor to plan courses and register.

✭ Reservations. NSO reservations are taken online at fye.indiana.edu. You will be able to choose from these five days, as long as they remain open. We recommend you reserve your spot today:

Friday, June 15 Friday, June 22 Friday, June 29

Thursday, July 5 Friday, July 6

✭ Emails. We’ll send you an email confirmation soon

after you make your NSO reservation. Once you have that, go ahead and make your travel plans. As the date draws nearer, we’ll mail you a packet with final information and send emails with important dates and materials. Check your IU Bloomington email often!

Special Program Just for Parents Parents and family are an important part of your IU Bloomington experience— and that’s why we hold orientation sessions just for them that coincide with yours. They will learn tips for helping you make the transition to IU Bloomington, while also getting an education about the resources, programs, and support in place for student success.

Placement Exams You will take required exams in math and foreign language during your one-day NSO program.

You can also take a variety of optional exams online or on campus the evening before your program. Check your email confirmation and our website fye.indiana.edu (Orientation & Transition> New Student Orientation> Testing) for details.

Make Your Reservation Today It’s easy to reserve your spot at summer New Student Orientation.

Do it today!

1

2

Go to the FY(Me) section of our website fye.indiana.edu/fyme and follow the directions to make your personalized reservation.

You’ll choose from the five days for transfer students. Tip: Be sure to provide an email address for your parent or guardian, so they’ll receive the email confirmation and other important information for family members.

Check your IU Bloomington email for your reservation confirmation, and read it carefully. It includes important information about: • placement exams to take before and during your program • items to complete and bring to your program • travel, parking, and accommodations during NSO