NSOR helps incoming students prepare for success

New Student Orientation and Registration (NSOR) is the time for incoming students to register for classes, take placement exams, have ID photos taken, attend the resource fair, and learn more about academic advising, residence life and campus technology.

Also at NSOR, parents are invited to attend informational break-out sessions about athletics, tuition and billing, disability services, career services, health and safety, campus ministry, and the Student Success Center.

Remaining 2014 NSOR dates are:
Friday, August 1
Friday, August 22  (late confirmations, transfers and students coming from a distance — no overnight accommodations for families)

For more information, contact the Office of Student Activities at Ext. 1648. Please make every effort to welcome these students and families and assist them with questions.

NSOR helps incoming students prepare for success

New Student Orientation and Registration (NSOR) is the time for incoming students to register for classes, take placement exams, have ID photos taken, attend the resource fair, and learn more about academic advising, residence life and campus technology.

Also at NSOR, parents are invited to attend informational break-out sessions about athletics, tuition and billing, disability services, career services, health and safety, campus ministry, and the Student Success Center.

Remaining 2014 NSOR dates are:
Saturday, July 19
Friday, August 1
Friday, August 22  (late confirmations, transfers and students coming from a distance — no overnight accommodations for families)

For more information, contact the Office of Student Activities at Ext. 1648. Please make every effort to welcome these students and families and assist them with questions.

NSOR helps incoming students prepare for success

Dr. Tricia Klosky assists students during NSOR.

New Student Orientation and Registration (NSOR) is the time for incoming students to register for classes, take placement exams, have ID photos taken, attend the resource fair, and learn more about academic advising, residence life and campus technology.

Also at NSOR, parents are invited to attend informational break-out sessions about athletics, tuition and billing, disability services, career services, health and safety, campus ministry, and the Student Success Center.

Remaining 2014 NSOR dates are:
Saturday, July 19
Friday, August 1
Friday, August 22  (late confirmations, transfers and students coming from a distance, no overnight accommodations for families)

For more information, contact the Office of Student Activities at Ext. 1648. Please make every effort to welcome these students and families and assist them with questions.

NSOR helps incoming students prepare for success

New Student Orientation and Registration (NSOR) schedules have been carefully crafted to help incoming students prepare for a successful college experience. It’s an opportunity for Saint Mary’s University to officially welcome incoming students as Cardinals! At NSOR, they will learn about the many opportunities to get involved on campus, and the many resources that will help them succeed at Saint Mary’s.

Why is attending NSOR so important? It’s a time to register for classes, take placement exams, have ID photos taken, attend the resource fair, and learn more about academic advising, residence life and campus technology.

Don’t think we’ve forgotten about parents; at NSOR, parents are invited to attend informational break-out sessions about athletics, tuition and billing, disability services, career services, health and safety, campus ministry, and the Student Success Center. Parents are also invited to follow the Saint Mary’s of Minnesota Parents Facebook.

It’s also a great opportunity to meet other new students, as well as faculty and staff.

2014 NSOR dates are:
Saturday, June 14
Monday, June 16 *Full
Saturday, July 19
Friday, August 1
Friday, August 22  (late confirmations, transfers and students coming from a distance, no overnight accommodations for families)

For information, contact the Office of Student Activities at Ext. 1648. Please make every effort to welcome these students and families and assist them with questions.

About 300 students to attend New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation is planned for Tuesday, June 14; Thursday, June 16; and Saturday, June 18. There is an additional optional overnight orientation on Friday, June 17, with an outdoor movie, bonfire, and ice cream social. Students will then attend the Saturday orientation if they have chosen to attend the overnight session.

Close to 300 new students and their families will be on campus during these days. Events run 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.

For a schedule or more information, go to www.smumn.edu/nso or contact Laura Schmidt, Ext. 1648, or leschmid@smumn.edu.

About 300 students attend New Student Orientation

Dr. Carolyn Ayers, English Department, meets with a student.

Students had their photos taken with parents and siblings during New Student Orientation.

New Student Orientation, held June 12, 15 and 17, drew around 300 new students and families. Students were given tours, met with faculty advisors and attended a full schedule of events.

About 300 students to attend New Student Orientation

New Student Orientation is planned for Saturday, June 12; Tuesday, June 15; and Thursday, June 17. Close to 300 new students and families will be on campus during these days. Events run 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For a schedule or more information, go to www.smumn.edu/nso. For more information, contact Jason Richter, Ext. 1648, or jrichter@smumn.edu.