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Spring Orientation Details

Spring Orientation will be held in January, 2014 for students who will enter the University for the spring 2014 semester.

Spring Orientation is a day long experience specifically designed for transfer and first-time freshman students who will start at the University in the spring semester. During Orientation, you will gain valuable information to assist in your transition to the University of Nevada, Reno. There are programs on academic expectations, campus recreation & wellness, and activities & involvement. Parents and guests are welcome to attend this program for an additional fee.

Advising and Course Registration

During Spring Orientation you will have group meetings with a representative from the college of your major. However, Spring Orientation does not include individual academic advising or course registration time. Please contact your advisor to schedule an appointment for academic planning prior to orientation. If you would like information about how to contact your advisor, please go to the Academic Central page.

Costs

All new students pay a new student fee when paying their tuition and fees at the beginning of the semester. The Orientation Program expenses, which include meals for students is paid for out of this fee, so the costs to you are travel related and spending money.

Accomodations

Lodging is not provided during Spring Orientation. If you are moving into a residence hall on campus, the residence halls will open for the semester on Sunday, January 20, 2013.

Check In

Check in for the Orientation program will be at the Joe Crowley Student Union.

Session times

Orientation begins with check-in from 8:15 to 9:45 A.M. in the Joe Crowley Student Union.  Orientation will conclude by 3:30 P.M. Snacks, lunch and refreshments are included.

What to Wear

Orientation will take place on the 255 acre campus, which offers ample opportunity to explore the University services and landmarks. Various sessions during orientation may be held in a variety of buildings throughout campus. Because of this, we encourage you to wear warm and comfortable clothes as the weather is often very cold in January.

WolfCard

While attending Orientation you will have your picture taken and receive your WolfCard. Your WolfCard is your campus ID card, meal card, library card, recreation center card, and many other uses. For a complete listing of the WolfCard uses, including banking options go to the WolfCard site.

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