Orientation is designed to get you off to the very best start academically at the College. As a provisional student, you are required to take part in a special program that has been outlined by the Admissions Office. During Orientation you will learn of the specific requirements of the Provisional Program in depth and you will have the opportunity to sign your provisional contract and register for fall classes. All Provisional students are required to enroll in a Freshman Seminar course during the fall semester. Students are also required to obtain a cumulative 2.0 GPA by the end of the spring semester.
Orientation is the only way to register for classes.
During the second day, you will also review and sign your provisional contract prior to meeting with an academic advisor. The placement tests taken on the first day will help you and your advisor select appropriate classes. You can also have your college ID made and purchase your books once you have registered for classes. If you plan to attend summer school, your classes may conflict with Orientation. You will need placement tests and advising before you choose summer classes.