2012 New Student Orientation Confirmation - Transfer

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Orientation Housing: Students You are welcome to stay on campus the night before your program. Students are housed in Wright Residence Center.

You may sign in for housing upon your arrival; there is an additional housing fee of $35 per night which will be billed to you though the Office of the Bursar with your first tuition bill.

No reservations are necessary. If you are on campus the night before and would like to meet other students or talk to staff, this is a great chance to do so. Ask about activities happening in the residence center and on campus that evening.

Parent/Family Options

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The date and schedule on this label should match what’s on your mailing envelope. If it doesn’t, please call us at (812) 855-HELP (4357).

CONFIRMATION

Here’s Your New Student Orientation Date and Schedule:

There are several options for parents and family members to stay in Bloomington if needed. Check your student’s electronic confirmation, where you’ll find on- and offcampus accommodations and even special hotel deals.

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New Student Orientation Fees Student Fee The student fee is $135 and will be on your first tuition bill from the Office of the Bursar.

Parent/Family Fee The parent fee is $20 for one person and $10 for each additional person and includes one set of materials per family.

You can authorize parent fees to be included on your first tuition bill.

Indiana University 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.

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. ©May 2012 Office of First Year Experience Programs

Please note: Bloomington is on Eastern Time. See our current time clock in the footer of our website, fye.indiana.edu.

Get ready for your New Student Orientation program— you’ll be a true Hoosier soon!

www.facebook.com/iufye fye.indiana.edu fye@indiana.edu

@iufye

Office of First Year Experience Programs Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223 (812) 855-HELP (4357) We want to hear from you so feel free to call, email, or even tweet us.

Contact Us, Ask Questions

We can’t wait to meet you— our newest Hoosier!

Use of spaces for people with disabilities requires both the appropriate IU permit and a state-issued disabled parking permit.

Expires 7-13-2012 Carpool, Metered, Reserved (R), and “No Parking” spaces

Zones you CANNOT park in with this permit: A, C, D, E, and any campus parking garage

Zones you CAN park in with this permit: This permit must be placed on your dashboard with this side facing up.

It is valid two days before and two days after your NSO program.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION (NSO)

Temporary Parking Permit

2012 NEW

ENT R IE

Orientation Housing: Students You are welcome to stay on campus the night before your program. Students are housed in Wright Residence Center.

You may sign in for housing upon your arrival; there is an additional housing fee of $35 per night which will be billed to you though the Office of the Bursar with your first tuition bill.

No reservations are necessary. If you are on campus the night before and would like to meet other students or talk to staff, this is a great chance to do so. Ask about activities happening in the residence center and on campus that evening.

Parent/Family Options

UD T S

The date and schedule on this label should match what’s on your mailing envelope. If it doesn’t, please call us at (812) 855-HELP (4357).

CONFIRMATION

Here’s Your New Student Orientation Date and Schedule:

There are several options for parents and family members to stay in Bloomington if needed. Check your student’s electronic confirmation, where you’ll find on- and offcampus accommodations and even special hotel deals.

TION A NT

New Student Orientation Fees Student Fee The student fee is $135 and will be on your first tuition bill from the Office of the Bursar.

Parent/Family Fee The parent fee is $20 for one person and $10 for each additional person and includes one set of materials per family.

You can authorize parent fees to be included on your first tuition bill.

Indiana University 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.

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. ©May 2012 Office of First Year Experience Programs

Please note: Bloomington is on Eastern Time. See our current time clock in the footer of our website, fye.indiana.edu.

Get ready for your New Student Orientation program— you’ll be a true Hoosier soon!

www.facebook.com/iufye fye.indiana.edu fye@indiana.edu

@iufye

Office of First Year Experience Programs Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223 (812) 855-HELP (4357) We want to hear from you so feel free to call, email, or even tweet us.

Contact Us, Ask Questions

We can’t wait to meet you— our newest Hoosier!

Use of spaces for people with disabilities requires both the appropriate IU permit and a state-issued disabled parking permit.

Expires 7-13-2012 Carpool, Metered, Reserved (R), and “No Parking” spaces

Zones you CANNOT park in with this permit: A, C, D, E, and any campus parking garage

Zones you CAN park in with this permit: This permit must be placed on your dashboard with this side facing up.

It is valid two days before and two days after your NSO program.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION (NSO)

Temporary Parking Permit

The Office of First Year Experience Programs

Events and Schedule Check-in at Wright Residence Center is at 8 a.m. Final sessions conclude in the morning. The afternoon is personalized for you; you will be finished by 6 p.m. We will provide lunch for you and your registered guests during the program. You’ll want to have breakfast prior to the program and may choose to bring money for snacks.

Throughout New Student Orientation, you and your parents will have separate sessions. Parents will have free time in the afternoon while you complete individual advising and registration. Bringing young children is not recommended, as the program is designed for adults.

Students or Parents with Disabilities If you or your parents need specific accommodations or have mobility limitations, contact us at fye@indiana.edu or (812) 855-HELP (4357) well in advance of your program so that we can give you information about services available at IU. Parents or guests needing additional help may want to bring along a family member or friend, as we don’t have staff available for this purpose.

How to Prepare for Orientation Log in to FY(Me) to update and complete all of the items on your “To Do List” that need to be done prior to orientation. Items you need to take care of include:

1 2 3

Get ready for your academic advising appointment by completing the Academic Planning Worksheet in this packet.

Pay overdue balances from any IU campus at least 24 hours before your arrival on campus.

Pay close attention to the Health Information from the IU Health Center.

What to Bring

Placement Exams Mathematics Skills Assessment (MSA) You need to plan to take the MSA unless you have IU Bloomington credit in MATH-M 211 OR both MATH-M 118 AND MATH-M 119. Visit onestart.iu.edu to view your “Credit Transfer Report” if you’re unsure. You do not need to arrive early for this exam.

Optional Exams: Foreign Language, Biology, and Calculus These exams may provide advanced placement or IU Bloomington credit. You may opt to take any of these exams the evening before your program (7:30 p.m., Wright Residence Center) or during Welcome Week in August. You may also choose to take one of these during your orientation day, but you will miss other scheduled sessions. See your email confirmation for more details. Foreign language exams offered in the summer are French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish.

Optional Online Chemistry Placement Exam Science majors intending to take chemistry at IU Bloomington should plan to take the Online Chemistry Placement Exam before June 1, 2012. Information and a link to the exam site can be found at www.indiana.edu/~fye/students/cpe.html.

Please be sure to bring the following items with you to NSO:

1 2 3

Your 10-digit university ID number. You can log in to FY(Me) to find this number.

A photo ID so you can receive your CampusAccess card (student ID).

A canned food item to donate to the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.

A printed copy of your “Credit Transfer Report.”

Parking on Campus

Getting to IU Bloomington

Cut out this parking permit and place it on your dashboard. You will see signs guiding you to the primary parking lots once you are on campus.

Travel details will be sent to your IU email address one week before your orientation program. The street address for Wright Residence Center is 501 N. Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47406-7504. Our phone number is (812) 855-HELP (4357).

Your parking permit serves as a free pass to any campus parking garage. You can also park in any space designated as A, C, D, or E. Do not park in Carpool, Metered, Reserved (R), or “No Parking” spaces.

Check fye.indiana.edu, www.indiana.edu/~bypass, or follow @IUTraffic on Twitter for updates on campus road construction.

Note: Meters are not free, even with this permit.

Use of spaces for people with disabilities requires both the appropriate IU permit and a state-issued disabled parking permit.

Vehicles not parked in appropriate areas or without this permit will be ticketed.

The Office of First Year Experience Programs

Events and Schedule Check-in at Wright Residence Center is at 8 a.m. Final sessions conclude in the morning. The afternoon is personalized for you; you will be finished by 6 p.m. We will provide lunch for you and your registered guests during the program. You’ll want to have breakfast prior to the program and may choose to bring money for snacks.

Throughout New Student Orientation, you and your parents will have separate sessions. Parents will have free time in the afternoon while you complete individual advising and registration. Bringing young children is not recommended, as the program is designed for adults.

Students or Parents with Disabilities If you or your parents need specific accommodations or have mobility limitations, contact us at fye@indiana.edu or (812) 855-HELP (4357) well in advance of your program so that we can give you information about services available at IU. Parents or guests needing additional help may want to bring along a family member or friend, as we don’t have staff available for this purpose.

How to Prepare for Orientation Log in to FY(Me) to update and complete all of the items on your “To Do List” that need to be done prior to orientation. Items you need to take care of include:

1 2 3

Get ready for your academic advising appointment by completing the Academic Planning Worksheet in this packet.

Pay overdue balances from any IU campus at least 24 hours before your arrival on campus.

Pay close attention to the Health Information from the IU Health Center.

What to Bring

Placement Exams Mathematics Skills Assessment (MSA) You need to plan to take the MSA unless you have IU Bloomington credit in MATH-M 211 OR both MATH-M 118 AND MATH-M 119. Visit onestart.iu.edu to view your “Credit Transfer Report” if you’re unsure. You do not need to arrive early for this exam.

Optional Exams: Foreign Language, Biology, and Calculus These exams may provide advanced placement or IU Bloomington credit. You may opt to take any of these exams the evening before your program (7:30 p.m., Wright Residence Center) or during Welcome Week in August. You may also choose to take one of these during your orientation day, but you will miss other scheduled sessions. See your email confirmation for more details. Foreign language exams offered in the summer are French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish.

Optional Online Chemistry Placement Exam Science majors intending to take chemistry at IU Bloomington should plan to take the Online Chemistry Placement Exam before June 1, 2012. Information and a link to the exam site can be found at www.indiana.edu/~fye/students/cpe.html.

Please be sure to bring the following items with you to NSO:

1 2 3

Your 10-digit university ID number. You can log in to FY(Me) to find this number.

A photo ID so you can receive your CampusAccess card (student ID).

A canned food item to donate to the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.

A printed copy of your “Credit Transfer Report.”

Parking on Campus

Getting to IU Bloomington

Cut out this parking permit and place it on your dashboard. You will see signs guiding you to the primary parking lots once you are on campus.

Travel details will be sent to your IU email address one week before your orientation program. The street address for Wright Residence Center is 501 N. Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47406-7504. Our phone number is (812) 855-HELP (4357).

Your parking permit serves as a free pass to any campus parking garage. You can also park in any space designated as A, C, D, or E. Do not park in Carpool, Metered, Reserved (R), or “No Parking” spaces.

Check fye.indiana.edu, www.indiana.edu/~bypass, or follow @IUTraffic on Twitter for updates on campus road construction.

Note: Meters are not free, even with this permit.

Use of spaces for people with disabilities requires both the appropriate IU permit and a state-issued disabled parking permit.

Vehicles not parked in appropriate areas or without this permit will be ticketed.

The Office of First Year Experience Programs

Events and Schedule Check-in at Wright Residence Center is at 8 a.m. Final sessions conclude in the morning. The afternoon is personalized for you; you will be finished by 6 p.m. We will provide lunch for you and your registered guests during the program. You’ll want to have breakfast prior to the program and may choose to bring money for snacks.

Throughout New Student Orientation, you and your parents will have separate sessions. Parents will have free time in the afternoon while you complete individual advising and registration. Bringing young children is not recommended, as the program is designed for adults.

Students or Parents with Disabilities If you or your parents need specific accommodations or have mobility limitations, contact us at fye@indiana.edu or (812) 855-HELP (4357) well in advance of your program so that we can give you information about services available at IU. Parents or guests needing additional help may want to bring along a family member or friend, as we don’t have staff available for this purpose.

How to Prepare for Orientation Log in to FY(Me) to update and complete all of the items on your “To Do List” that need to be done prior to orientation. Items you need to take care of include:

1 2 3

Get ready for your academic advising appointment by completing the Academic Planning Worksheet in this packet.

Pay overdue balances from any IU campus at least 24 hours before your arrival on campus.

Pay close attention to the Health Information from the IU Health Center.

What to Bring

Placement Exams Mathematics Skills Assessment (MSA) You need to plan to take the MSA unless you have IU Bloomington credit in MATH-M 211 OR both MATH-M 118 AND MATH-M 119. Visit onestart.iu.edu to view your “Credit Transfer Report” if you’re unsure. You do not need to arrive early for this exam.

Optional Exams: Foreign Language, Biology, and Calculus These exams may provide advanced placement or IU Bloomington credit. You may opt to take any of these exams the evening before your program (7:30 p.m., Wright Residence Center) or during Welcome Week in August. You may also choose to take one of these during your orientation day, but you will miss other scheduled sessions. See your email confirmation for more details. Foreign language exams offered in the summer are French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Latin, Russian, and Spanish.

Optional Online Chemistry Placement Exam Science majors intending to take chemistry at IU Bloomington should plan to take the Online Chemistry Placement Exam before June 1, 2012. Information and a link to the exam site can be found at www.indiana.edu/~fye/students/cpe.html.

Please be sure to bring the following items with you to NSO:

1 2 3

Your 10-digit university ID number. You can log in to FY(Me) to find this number.

A photo ID so you can receive your CampusAccess card (student ID).

A canned food item to donate to the Hoosier Hills Food Bank.

A printed copy of your “Credit Transfer Report.”

Parking on Campus

Getting to IU Bloomington

Cut out this parking permit and place it on your dashboard. You will see signs guiding you to the primary parking lots once you are on campus.

Travel details will be sent to your IU email address one week before your orientation program. The street address for Wright Residence Center is 501 N. Jordan Avenue, Bloomington, IN 47406-7504. Our phone number is (812) 855-HELP (4357).

Your parking permit serves as a free pass to any campus parking garage. You can also park in any space designated as A, C, D, or E. Do not park in Carpool, Metered, Reserved (R), or “No Parking” spaces.

Check fye.indiana.edu, www.indiana.edu/~bypass, or follow @IUTraffic on Twitter for updates on campus road construction.

Note: Meters are not free, even with this permit.

Use of spaces for people with disabilities requires both the appropriate IU permit and a state-issued disabled parking permit.

Vehicles not parked in appropriate areas or without this permit will be ticketed.

2012 NEW UD ST

The date and schedule on this label should match what’s on your mailing envelope. If it doesn’t, please call us at (812) 855-HELP (4357).

ENT R I

CONFIRMATION

ON ATI NT

Here’s Your New Student Orientation Date and Schedule:

You are welcome to stay on campus the night before your program. Students are housed in Wright Residence Center.

You may sign in for housing upon your arrival; there is an additional housing fee of $35 per night which will be billed to you though the Office of the Bursar with your first tuition bill.

No reservations are necessary. If you are on campus the night before and would like to meet other students or talk to staff, this is a great chance to do so. Ask about activities happening in the residence center and on campus that evening.

Parent/Family Options There are several options for parents and family members to stay in Bloomington if needed. Check your student’s electronic confirmation, where you’ll find on- and offcampus accommodations and even special hotel deals.

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Orientation Housing: Students

New Student Orientation Fees Student Fee The student fee is $135 and will be on your first tuition bill from the Office of the Bursar.

Parent/Family Fee The parent fee is $20 for one person and $10 for each additional person and includes one set of materials per family.

You can authorize parent fees to be included on your first tuition bill.

Indiana University 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.

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. ©May 2012 Office of First Year Experience Programs

Please note: Bloomington is on Eastern Time. See our current time clock in the footer of our website, fye.indiana.edu.

Get ready for your New Student Orientation program— you’ll be a true Hoosier soon!

www.facebook.com/iufye fye.indiana.edu fye@indiana.edu

@iufye

Office of First Year Experience Programs Franklin Hall 228 601 E. Kirkwood Avenue Bloomington, IN 47405-1223 (812) 855-HELP (4357) We want to hear from you so feel free to call, email, or even tweet us.

Contact Us, Ask Questions

We can’t wait to meet you— our newest Hoosier!

Use of spaces for people with disabilities requires both the appropriate IU permit and a state-issued disabled parking permit.

Expires 7-13-2012 Carpool, Metered, Reserved (R), and “No Parking” spaces

Zones you CANNOT park in with this permit: A, C, D, E, and any campus parking garage

Zones you CAN park in with this permit: This permit must be placed on your dashboard with this side facing up.

It is valid two days before and two days after your NSO program.

NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION (NSO)

Temporary Parking Permit