Orientation will communicate to both your personal email and UVM email starting May 1st. Starting on June 1st, you will only recieve communications to your UVM email.

Your individualized New Student Checklist contains all your 'to-do' items to complete before arriving on campus this fall. To access your checklist, log in with your UVM NetID and password and visit UVM App Status. Click the green 'View Your Checklist' button at the top center of the page.

As you review your account information and prepare for your upcoming course registration, you will see a New Student Registration Hold on your EAB Navigate360 account. This hold is placed on every new student's account before course registration to prevent you from registering for courses without meeting with your Academic Advisor. When you meet with your advisor, they will remove the hold, and you will register for your courses. The hold will be put back on to your account until July 8th.

All New Student Insight sessions are recorded and captioned. Recordings will then be posted to YouTube and linked on the New Student Insight webpage. If you have specific questions about the session, reach out directly to the department that led the session.

Orientation will communicate to both your personal email and UVM email starting May 1st. Starting on June 1st, you will only recieve communications to your UVM email.

Your individualized New Student Checklist contains all your 'to-do' items to complete before arriving on campus this fall. To access your checklist, log in with your UVM NetID and password and visit UVM App Status. Click the green 'View Your Checklist' button at the top center of the page.

As you review your account information and prepare for your upcoming course registration, you will see a New Student Registration Hold on your EAB Navigate360 account. This hold is placed on every new student's account before course registration to prevent you from registering for courses without meeting with your Academic Advisor. When you meet with your advisor, they will remove the hold, and you will register for your courses. The hold will be put back on to your account until July 8th.

All New Student Insight sessions are recorded and captioned. Recordings will then be posted to YouTube and linked on the New Student Insight webpage. If you have specific questions about the session, reach out directly to the department that led the session.

Throughout the orientation program, breakfast, lunch, and dinner are provided at no cost to you, regardless of your residential status or student type.

No, you will not need to pay for any activities at orientation. All activities are covered, ensuring that you have access to all the necessary resources and experiences to kickstart your journey at UVM. We are committed to providing all students with a comprehensive and inclusive orientation experience.

For accommodations during Orientation, please contact Student Accessibility Services at access@uvm.edu and Orientation at orientation@uvm.edu indicating what accommodations you will need during the program.

You will need to bring your CATcard fully set up on your mobile device as you will use it to scan into your residence hall and various events throughout the orientation program. Additionally, bring a water bottle to refill throughout the day, comfortable shoes to walk around, and a raincoat. If you do not have a mobile device to connect your CATcard to, contact the CATcard Service Center.

Orientation will communicate to both your personal email and UVM email starting May 1st. Starting on June 1st, you will only recieve communications to your UVM email.

Your individualized New Student Checklist contains all your 'to-do' items to complete before arriving on campus this fall. To access your checklist, log in with your UVM NetID and password and visit UVM App Status. Click the green 'View Your Checklist' button at the top center of the page.

Many resources may be familiar to you, yet it is always good to learn about UVM-specific resources. Our Orientation programs are designed to help you meet other new incoming transfer students and build community here at UVM.

No, New Student Orientation is specifically designed for new students only. Families and supporters typically bid their "see you laters" around 2:30pm on move-in day so that new students can transition smoothly into the new student welcome event. While families and supporters are encouraged to participate in move-in day activities and support their students during the transition, the orientation events are tailored to address incoming students' specific needs as they embark on their UVM journey.

Parking on campus falls in to two categories - permit and metered.

• Permit: Review permit types and the application process. Scroll down the page to the Commuter Student Parking Permit Information section.
• Metered: Metered parking spots on campus are available through the ParkMobile App. You can download the ParkMobile App and view available metered spots through the app.