You are an important part of your student’s college experience, and we have several sessions and resources just for you. As your student makes their NSO reservation, make sure they enter your email address so you can receive information regarding your orientation program. They can also add your email at any point by going to their Profile on the Orientation Portal. Once you are added by your student, you can utilize your guest access to the Orientation Portal.
You are invited to attend any and all the live sessions listed in the schedule below. Be sure to attend the "New Student Orientation Overview and Welcome" for an overview of the orientation process as well as the “Just for Families” session designed with you in mind. All sessions are live and will be recorded so you can return to them in the future if needed. Captions will be added to the recordings. Many sessions are offered multiple times, to allow you to create a schedule that works for you.
We will use Zoom for our event. We recommend installing or updating Zoom Meeting Client at least 10 minutes prior to our opening session.
After you have installed Zoom, you can attend a session by clicking the plus sign to the right of the session title. In the drop-down description, click the “Join Session” button. All sessions are on Eastern Time. Continue scrolling to learn more about the sessions available each day.
Have any questions during the event? Email fye@iu.edu for assistance.
Welcome to the Hoosier family! We look forward to sharing Indiana University and the New Student Orientation experience with all our new Hoosiers and their supporters.
Attend this overview where we will walk through the orientation program as well as the many resources and opportunities available this week and beyond. By the end of this session, you will be on the fast track to becoming an IU insider for when you arrive on campus this year.
IU has a wide range of academic options for students—from multiple degree-granting schools and a huge selection of majors and minors. Join this session to learn about the structure of our academic programs, what to expect during advising, how General Education courses can shape a student’s academic experience, and the value of an IU degree.
Please note the following:
Financing your education and understanding bills and financial sources is a crucial part of success as a student. Luckily, the university’s financial experts are available to answer your questions, address your concerns, and provide you with the resources and tools to help your student manage their overall finances.
Start here with staff from Student Central—your one-stop shop for taking care of business so students can focus on their education. We will begin with a quick overview and then provide time to answer your individual, specific questions.
Learn tips, tricks, and what it takes to be successful in and out of the classroom from IU faculty.
Welcome to the Hoosier family! We look forward to sharing Indiana University and the New Student Orientation experience with all our new Hoosiers and their supporters.
Attend this overview where we will walk through the orientation program as well as the many resources and opportunities available this week and beyond. By the end of this session, you will be on the fast track to becoming an IU insider for when you arrive on campus this year.
Join this informational session to learn about the benefits of living on campus and what your student can do to prepare for move-in.
Join this session to learn about IU Dining, the new meal plan components, resources for supporting nutritional and dietary needs, and more.
From transportation to tutoring to getting involved—learn the tips and tools that students will need on campus.
This session is for Hutton Honors College students and family supporters only. Presenters will focus on the course registration process and any questions that come up.
Note: This is not a student’s academic advising meeting.
Join staff from the Student Health Center and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) to learn about resources available to students on campus. Get the support students need to stay healthy—physically and mentally.
Students can and should explore their interests, build connections, serve their community, and find their people through campus involvement. There are many ways to get involved on campus through experiences like Late Nite, IU Outdoor Adventures, community service, and student organizations. With over 750 different student organizations including social and business sororities and fraternities, multicultural and international organizations, club sports, service and philanthropy groups, academic focused organizations, and social organizations, there is a student organization and involvement opportunity for everyone. Join this session to learn how students can get involved on campus.
with Jeannette Lehr
Find everything you need from maps to Canvas to events on the IU Mobile app. Download it today and log in for personalized content. You’ll even be able to find Welcome Week and Hoosier Experience events under the First Year Experience section.
Learn tips, tricks, and what it takes to be successful in and out of the classroom from IU faculty.
Each school at IU and the College of Arts and Sciences has its own dedicated career center. Learn about how career services at IU can help you prepare and plan ahead for what you need to consider to make the most of your time.
This session is intended for families and supporters only. Student life at IU is vibrant and varied, and students have many choices they can make along their journey. Each brings learning and growth. The Division of Student Affairs oversees many of the services, resources, and opportunities for students during their years at IU—from involvement and activities, to conduct and safety, and support and well-being. Join this session to learn more the many ways IU supports and engages students throughout their time at IU and helps them live the Indiana Promise. We will also discuss the important partnership between IU, families and supporters, and students.
IU has a wide range of academic options for students—from multiple degree-granting schools and a huge selection of majors and minors. Join this session to learn about the structure of our academic programs, what to expect during advising, how General Education courses can shape a student’s academic experience, and the value of an IU degree.
Please note the following:
Financing your education and understanding bills and financial sources is a crucial part of success as a student. Luckily, the university’s financial experts are available to answer your questions, address your concerns, and provide you with the resources and tools to help your student manage their overall finances.
Start here with staff from Student Central—your one-stop shop for taking care of business so students can focus on their education. We will begin with a quick overview and then provide time to answer your individual, specific questions.
This session is for Hutton Honors College students and family supporters only. Presenters will focus on the course registration process and any questions that come up.
Note: This is not a student’s academic advising meeting.
Join current students and staff to discover how IU best serves international students and what you want to consider as you start classes at IU.
Keep in mind that all immigration and visa questions should be directed to newtoiu@iu.edu.
From transportation to tutoring to getting involved—learn the tips and tools that students will need on campus.
Join this informational session to learn about the benefits of living on campus and what you student can do to prepare for move-in.
Join this session to learn about IU Dining, the new meal plan components, resources for supporting nutritional and dietary needs, and more.
Join staff from the Student Health Center and Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) to learn about resources available to students on campus. Get the support students need to stay healthy—physically and mentally.
Students can and should explore their interests, build connections, serve their community, and find their people through campus involvement. There are many ways to get involved on campus through experiences like Late Nite, IU Outdoor Adventures, community service, and student organizations. With over 750 different student organizations including social and business sororities and fraternities, multicultural and international organizations, club sports, service and philanthropy groups, academic focused organizations, and social organizations, there is a student organization and involvement opportunity for everyone. Join this session to learn how students can get involved on campus.
with Jeanette Lehr
Find everything you need from maps to Canvas to events on the IU Mobile app. Download it today and log in for personalized content. You’ll even be able to find Welcome Week and Hoosier Experience events under the First Year Experience section.
Join this session to learn about the many academic opportunities for direct admits to the Kelley School of Business.
Note: The session password is 555285.
Learn how getting involved in sororities and fraternities can help students meet new friends, learn more about campus life, and lead to personal and professional success.
Financing your education and understanding bills and financial sources is a crucial part of success as a student. Luckily, the university’s financial experts are available to answer your questions, address your concerns, and provide you with the resources and tools to help your student manage their overall finances.
Start here with staff from Student Central—your one-stop shop for taking care of business so students can focus on their education. We will begin with a quick overview and then provide time to answer your individual, specific questions.
Each school at IU and the College of Arts and Sciences has its own dedicated career center. Learn about how career services at IU can help your student prepare and plan ahead for what they need to consider to make the most of their time.
This session is intended for families and supporters only. Student life at IU is vibrant and varied, and students have many choices they can make along their journey. Each brings learning and growth. The Division of Student Affairs oversees many of the services, resources, and opportunities for students during their years at IU—from involvement and activities, to conduct and safety, and support and well-being. Join this session to learn more the many ways IU supports and engages students throughout their time at IU and helps them live the Indiana Promise. We will also discuss the important partnership between IU, families and supporters, and students.
Transfer students know what if feels like and means to be a college student. But they may still be new to IU Bloomington, and we can’t wait to tell them all about it. Come check in, meet each other, and let us share our IU experience. We will give students and their families the inside scoop about how to best navigate campus, connect with others, and know that their decision to transfer here was a great one.
We’re here to guide you through NSO and your entire first year.
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