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Freshman Essentials NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION & ENROLLMENT OFFICE OF NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION & ENROLLMENT 321 Student Union Stillwater, OK 74078 Non-Profit U.S. Postage PAID Sillwater, OK Permit #191 The Office of New Student Orientation & Enrollment is eager to answer your questions and help you start your future with the OSU family. Visit newstudents.okstate.edu for a checklist, parent connections, orientation schedule previews, information for first-generation college students and much more. We look forward to meeting you very soon! The Office of New Student Orientation & Enrollment is eager to answer your questions and help you start your future with the OSU family. Visit newstudents.okstate.edu for a checklist, parent connections, orientation schedule previews, information for first-generation college students and much more. We look forward to meeting you very soon! Oklahoma State University (OSU) is committed to maintaining a learning environment that is free from discriminatory conduct based on race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, disability, age or protected veteran status. OSU does not discriminate on the basis of sex in its educational programs and activities. Examples of sexual misconduct and/or sex discrimination include: sexual violence, sexual harassment, sexual assault, domestic and intimate partner violence, stalking, or gender-based discrimination. OSU encourages any student who thinks that he or she may have been a victim of sexual misconduct or sexual discrimination to immediately report the incident to the Title IX Coordinator (campus contacts below). Students may also report incidents of sexual misconduct or sex discrimination to a faculty or staff member, who is then required by federal law (Title IX) to notify the Title IX or Deputy Title IX Coordinator. If a reporting student would like to keep the details confidential, the student may speak with staff in the Student Counseling Center (405-744-5472) or the University’s Victim Advocate (Suzanne Burks: 405-744-5458). For more information regarding Title IX violations, please go to: http://1is2many.okstate.edu. This publication, issued by Oklahoma State University as authorized by Office of Admissions, was printed by Heritage Integrated at a cost of $2,782/11M. 11/17 #7158. PHONE 405-744-3636 MAIL 321 Student Union | Stillwater, OK 74078 WEB newstudents.okstate.edu EMAIL [email protected] Oklahoma State University Office of New Student Orientation & Enrollment @newstudentsOSU Before Orientation & Enrollment Please complete the following prior to your orientation program: Communicate With Us O-Key To register for your New Student Orientation & Enrollment program, you need your O-Key account information. If you haven’t activated your O-Key, which also establishes your OSU email address, visit okey.okstate.edu and follow the activation steps. OSU Email We send all official communication to your OSU email only, so it’s essential to check this account regularly. Access your OSU email at okstate.edu/email . If you’ve forwarded your email to another personal email account, be sure to identify okstate.edu as a “safe sender” so you don’t miss any important information. Your OSU Home Residential Life All freshmen are required to live in university- approved housing. Even if you plan to join a fraternity or sorority, you should complete your housing application in the event you change your mind or housing space is unavailable. Admitted students can complete their housing application to secure a place in line to pick rooms beginning Dec. 1. Room selection begins in April. Register at reslife.okstate.edu. Paying for College Scholarships & Financial Aid Your application for admission was also your application for scholarships. For your best chance to be considered for our extensive scholarship opportunities, submit answers to our application essay questions and submit your leadership and community involvement information. We also encourage you to complete the 2018-19 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) so you’re eligible for all possible scholarships and financial aid. To ensure priority scholarship consideration, you must submit test scores and transcripts by Feb. 1. You may continue to send test scores, transcripts and other items until July 1 to update your file for maximum scholarship and financial aid consideration. For up-to-date scholarship and financial aid information, visit financialaid.okstate.edu. Register for Orientation New Student Orientation & Enrollment is required for all students. You can register for an orientation and enrollment program starting Feb. 1. Register online at newstudents.okstate.edu. Camp Cowboy While registering for New Student Orientation, you may also choose to register for Camp Cowboy, which connects you to current OSU student leaders and introduces you to campus life and student leadership resources. Take the Math Placement Exam Starting May 1, incoming students should take the Math Placement Exam before their orientation program. Visit uat.okstate.edu/placemathexam to identify the best way to complete the exam based on your academic progress. The Math Placement exam is required for: Any student who will take an OSU math course. Students who aren’t currently enrolled in a college-level math course OR any student who hasn’t earned any college-level math credit. (Note: beginning and intermediate algebra do not count as college-level math.) All students planning to pursue degrees within the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology. The Math Placement exam is not required for: Students who already have college credit for the math courses required for their chosen degree program on a college transcript processed by the OSU Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

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Before Orientation & EnrollmentPlease complete the following prior to your orientation program:

Communicate With Us O-Key To register for your New Student Orientation & Enrollment program, you need your O-Key account information. If you haven’t activated your O-Key, which also establishes your OSU email address, visit okey.okstate.edu and follow the activation steps.

OSU Email We send all official communication to your OSU email only, so it’s essential to check this account regularly.

Access your OSU email at okstate.edu/email. If you’ve forwarded your email to another personal email account, be sure to identify okstate.edu as a “safe sender” so you don’t miss any important information.

Your OSU Home Residential Life All freshmen are required to live in university-approved housing. Even if you plan to join a fraternity or sorority, you should complete your housing application in the event you change your mind or housing space is unavailable. Admitted students can complete their housing application to secure a place in line to pick rooms beginning Dec. 1. Room selection begins in April. Register at reslife.okstate.edu.

Paying for College Scholarships & Financial Aid Your application for admission was also your application for scholarships. For your best chance to be considered for our extensive scholarship opportunities, submit answers to our application essay questions and submit your leadership and community involvement information. We also encourage you to complete the 2018-19 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) so you’re eligible for all possible scholarships and financial aid. To ensure priority scholarship consideration, you must submit test scores and transcripts by Feb. 1.

You may continue to send test scores, transcripts and other items until July 1 to update your file for maximum scholarship and financial aid consideration. For up-to-date scholarship and financial aid information, visit financialaid.okstate.edu.

Register for Orientation New Student Orientation & Enrollment is required for all students.

You can register for an orientation and enrollment program starting Feb. 1. Register online at newstudents.okstate.edu.

Camp CowboyWhile registering for New Student Orientation, you may also choose to register for Camp Cowboy, which connects you to current OSU student leaders and introduces you to campus life and student leadership resources.

Take the Math Placement Exam Starting May 1, incoming students should take the Math Placement Exam before their orientation program.

Visit uat.okstate.edu/placemathexam to identify the best way to complete the exam based on your academic progress.

The Math Placement exam is required for:

• Any student who will take an OSU math course.

• Students who aren’t currently enrolled in a college-level math course OR any student who hasn’t earned any college-level math credit. (Note: beginning and intermediate algebra do not count as college-level math.)

• All students planning to pursue degrees within the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology.

The Math Placement exam is not required for:

• Students who already have college credit for the math courses required for their chosen degree program on a college transcript processed by the OSU Office of Undergraduate Admissions.

Selecting Your Orientation & Enrollment and Camp Cowboy ProgramsFor your orientation and enrollment, you may choose between an Overnight Program, One-Day Program or the Orientation Plus Program.

Student ProgramsOvernight ProgramsOvernight orientation programs are designed to help students work through the enrollment process and maximize their campus experience.

During the Overnight Program, you will:

• Discuss your academic plan twice; - Visit with academic college representatives on day 1. - Meet an academic adviser and enroll in classes on day 2.

• Meet your orientation leaders in small groups.

• Attend informational breakout sessions.

• Participate in evening activities at the Colvin Center.

• Experience on-campus housing.

• Have time on the second program day to visit other departments, such as Scholarships & Financial Aid or Greek Life.

Check-in for Overnight Programs begins at 9 a.m. on day 1, with the program concluding by noon on day 2 (depending on the amount of time you spend with your academic adviser for enrollment).

One-Day ProgramsIf you can’t attend an Overnight Program, we offer alternate One-Day Programs. These programs are designed for students who have attended multiple academic campus events, are certain of their degree choice and can make decisions quickly. During this enrollment day, you will meet with your academic adviser in the afternoon to enroll for classes, while family members attend a family information session.

Check-in for the One-Day Program begins at 9 a.m. The program concludes by 5 p.m.

Orientation Plus Program (recommended)This program combines orientation and Camp Cowboy into one convenient overnight program. Students will participate in orientation Thursday and Friday and Camp Cowboy activities on Friday, Saturday and Sunday. Camp Cowboy is an additional cost. A limited number of fee waivers are available.

Family ProgramsFamily Orientation A successful college experience requires a partnership between you, your family and the university.

We recognize your family plays a pivotal role in your success, so we have created a family program for them that runs parallel to your session.

Families will learn about OSU culture, academic services, scholarships and financial aid, campus safety, parental rights and additional campus resources.

Each adult guest requires a $25 family orientation fee, which covers some meals, parking, printed materials and other resources. You can pay this fee online and list your family members when you register for your orientation program.

Camp CowboyCamp Cowboy is an activity-filled experience, filled with connections with other new students and OSU student leaders. Participants engage in team-building activities, small group discussions, meet OSU athletes and coaches at the spirit session, can participate in recreational activities such as a challenge course and volleyball, and enjoy campfires while learning about personal strengths and engagement opportunities.

For your convenience, most Camp Cowboy weekends fall immediately following orientation and enrollment sessions in our Orientation Plus Program. Additionally, there is an opportunity for students to take part in the program’s newest concept – Cowboy Quest. This program is a four-day hiking and camping expedition in the Ozark Mountains.

There are additional fees to attend either Camp Cowboy or Cowboy Quest. If the cost of attending one of these programs factors into your decision, a limited number of registration fee waivers are available to those who qualify. Please call 405-744-0383 or visit campcowboy.okstate.edu/waivers for more information.

The most up-to-date fee and program information is available online at campcowboy.okstate.edu. Registration can be done while you register for orientation at newstudents.okstate.edu.

Sixteen years of data regarding Camp Cowboy tells the academic story of attendees compared to those who do not attend.

Camp Cowboy participants: • Have a .16 higher GPA on average.• Become sophomores at a 7% higher rate.• Four, five and six-year graduation rates range from 9% to 13% higher.

Orientation Housing (Overnight Program & Orientation Plus)

Enrolling Students Students who choose an Overnight Program stay with orientation leaders in the University Commons Residence Hall during the program. Sheets, pillows, blankets and towels are provided, although you may wish to bring additional blankets, towels and other items. Please bring your own toiletries. Residential Life will add an additional fee of $32.50 for the Overnight Program to your first tuition/fee bill in the fall.

Students who choose the Orientation Plus Program will stay overnight Thursday, Friday and Saturday night. Residential Life will add an additional fee of $85 for the Orientation Plus Program to your first tuition/fee bill in the fall.

Regardless of which orientation program you choose, there will be a $75 orientation fee assessed on your first tuition/fee bill in the fall.

Family Guests University Commons is reserved for students, so we encourage parents and guests to explore the local accomodations listed to the right. Family members often spend time exploring Stillwater while students participate in evening activities.

A Stillwater community guide will be provided at check-in for your use. A map and listing of area accommodations is also available on our website at newstudents.okstate.edu.

Within a mile of campus: • The Atherton Hotel | 405-744-6835

• Best Western Plus Cimarron Hotel & Suites 405-372-2878

• Fairfield Inn & Suites | 405-372-6300

• Hampton Inn & Suites | 405-743-1306

• Home2 Suites by Hilton | 405-372-2550

• Microtel Inn & Suites | 405-372-7100

West of campus (within 4 miles):• Hampton Inn & Suites | 405-332-5575

• Holiday Inn & Suites | 405-372-2445

• Residence Inn by Marriott | 405-707-0588

• University Inn & Suites | 405-372-0800

• Days Inn | 405-743-2570

• La Quinta Inn & Suites | 405-564-0599

• America’s Best Value Inn | 405-743-4670

East of campus (within 4 miles):• The Cottonwood Inn Bed and Breakfast 405-210-0965

• Holiday Inn Express & Suites 405-332-5603

• Wyndham Garden | 405-377-7010

Orientation DatesOSU manages the available seats in high-demand freshman courses throughout the enrollment dates, providing students who can’t attend early sessions an equal opportunity for enrollment choices. Students interested in The Honors College are encouraged to attend earlier sessions, as Honors classes are not managed throughout all dates.

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Register at newstudents.okstate.edu.

Pokes Parent CampJoin us for three nights at the Atherton Hotel, which includes complimentary breakfast and free Wi-Fi, on June 14-16, 2018 or June 21-23, 2018, during an Orientation Plus Program.

THURSDAY NIGHT: Social hour includes two cocktails per person (wine or beer) and hors d’oeuvres

FRIDAY NIGHT: Bus tour to visit local attractions with a stop at the Botanic Gardens for snacks and soft drinks

SATURDAY NIGHT: Three-course dinner at the Ranchers Club

Double Occupancy Package Rate is $499.95 + tax

Single Occupancy Package Rate is $419.95 + tax

Call 405-744-6835 and ask for the Pokes Parent Camp Group Block to reserve your room.