New Student Resources
- First Year Orientation
- Transfer Orientation
- Parent & Family Resources
- Orientation FAQs
- Orientation Team
Find important dates for incoming Transfer students here.
Registration for orientation sessions will open on June 17th. Students will register at cor.ucsd.edu by the end of July.
These webinars, taking place from August 8 - 14, 2024, will help prepare you for academics at UCSD with information on course registration, academic plans, transfer credits, and much more. You'll be able to get your advising questions answered and get to know our ERC academic advisors. These sessions will be offered in early August with information on registration to be sent out as we approach that time.
In-person orientation sessions will be offered on September 19 and 22, 2024. This will be during move-in for housing and during welcome week. Students should select an orientation session that does not interfere with any travel plans. In-person sessions are mandatory for incoming students. The in-person sessions offer opportunities to connect with other students, get oriented with the community, and participate in engaging activities.
If you are a new International Student, additional programs may be required. iOrientation is designed to help orient you to the UC San Diego campus community, inform you of your F1/J1 rights & responsibilities, and give you an opportunity to connect with other new international students.
Separate from the mandatory college orientations, this family orientation weekend delivers tailored programming for Black, Latinx, and Native American students and their families.
Learn to thrive on campus and in the backcountry through Outback Adventure's Wilderness Orientation (WO). This supplemental orientation program will help you learn life skills, make lasting friendships, and unplug before starting school at UCSD.
This page contains the most frequently asked questions about the Eleanor Roosevelt College Orientation program.
This page includes information and resources for parents and families. Topics include counseling and psychological services, housing and dining, and campus support services.