Welcome to UConn!
During our Orientation program, you will register for your classes and learn the ins and outs of our academic programs, student community, and on-campus services – all the essentials you need to make the most of your UConn experience.Freshman Orientation
Transfer Orientation
International Orientation
Parent/Guardian Orientation
Freshman Orientation is a fast-paced session that introduces you to the University and offers a preview of what to expect for your first semester. The program includes course registration and a campus tour.
I'm arriving in the fall.
I'm arriving in the spring.
I'm arriving in the fall.
I'm arriving in the spring.
Transfer Orientation offers a comprehensive, accelerated session that gives you the opportunity to register for classes, familiarize yourself with the University, and prepare for a successful transition to UConn.
I'm arriving in the fall.
I'm arriving in the spring.
I'm arriving in the fall.
I'm arriving in the spring.
Orientation for all new international undergraduate students is required and will support you during your transition to the University through academic advising, informative workshops, and other activities.
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Each summer, parents/guardians are warmly invited to attend a program that will introduce you to the University and give you an opportunity to learn about the experience awaiting your son or daughter as a new Husky.
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Top Reasons to Attend
- Receive academic advice in planning your class schedule
- Register for classes
- Obtain your UConn student ID
- Meet other incoming students
- Get to know the campus and its resources
- Have many of your questions answered before classes begin
Student Checklist
Check out this list of tasks that must be completed after you're accepted to UConn and before you begin your first semester.
Review the list
Review the list
News & Announcements
- Submit your orientation reservation form by May 31, 2012. Visit your program page for more information.
- Review and complete the Student Checklist to make sure you meet University deadlines and expectations.
- "Students who attend orientation programs are more successful [in college] than those who do not participate." Orientation Planning Manual: 2010 Edition
Enrolling at one of UConn's regional campuses? As a regional campus student, you will attend an Orientation program at your appointed regional campus, specifically designed to help prepare you for your first semester. Read more.
Become an Orientation Leader
Are you a current student looking for a summer job and the opportunity to work with incoming students?Learn more
