It's almost here! 1743 Welcome Days is a month away. But you can connect to campus right now!
NSO IS OVER...NOW WHAT?
You've toured campus, met other incoming students and gotten a feel for life at UD. Before the big day arrives, your New Student Orientation Leaders still have some advice to pass along.
"Invest in an actual planner–not just your phone. A physical planner will help keep you organized." – Jessica Filipek, Junior
"Get to know the other students living on your floor—you'll form your own community and feel more at home." –Kristina Scutari, Junior
"The difference between being a Blue Hen and being a student at any other university is that Blue Hens are all about getting involved and having spirit!" –Anthony Degli Obizzi Jr., Senior
FIRST YEAR EXPERIENCE
All first-year students participate in First Year Experience (FYE). The FYE Program is designed to help you succeed both academically and socially at UD. Part of the program is the Common Reader, which this year is Behind the Beautiful Forevers: Life, Death, and Hope in a Mumbai Undercity.
Review and pay your Fall tuition bill, as well as grant access to a parent or guardian for eBill notification.
Turn in your immunization form.
View your class schedule in early August.
View your housing assignment in early August.
Pre-order your books from the UD Bookstore.
Get excited to
be a Blue Hen!!
Be a fan of UD's
student community
on Facebook.
Follow @BlueHenSays on Twitter.
FEATURED EVENT: Campus Breakout
Mark your calendar for UD's Campus Breakout on Saturday, Aug. 25. Comedian Michael Ian Black will offer an exclusive show for first-year students. There're activities for everyone, including laser tag, movies, music, dancing, games and more.
Review and pay your Fall tuition bill, as well as grant access to a parent or guardian for eBill notification.
