Orientation: Preparing You for Success

You already have a place at St. Cloud State. Orientation helps you build the confidence, connections and knowledge you need to make the most of it. Meet fellow incoming Huskies, learn from faculty and staff, explore the academic and campus resources available to you, and prepare for a successful first semester.

Two experiences. One prepared start

Advising & Registration and Orientation are two separate steps, but they work together to prepare you for your first semester at SCSU. Together, these experiences help you begin prepared.

Advising & Registration

At your Advising & Registration day, you will:

  • Build your class schedule
  • Understand your academic direction
  • Hold a place in the courses that begin your SCSU journey

Orientation

You're registered, now what? At your Orientation, you will:

  • Bring your class schedule to life
  • Meet fellow students
  • Connect with faculty, support systems, and student life
  • Learn how to navigate SCSU with confidence
Learn more about Orientation Experiences

What will I gain at orientation?

Get ready for college

Learn what to expect in your classes, how to read your schedule, and what you can do now to feel prepared for your first semester.

Get your Husky ID

Get your student ID and learn how you’ll use it around campus.

Understand your technology

Make sure you can log in to your student accounts, access D2L Brightspace, use your campus email, and know where to go for technology help.

Know where to get help

Learn where to go for academic support, tutoring, health and wellness resources, financial help, and other services you may need during the semester.

Get familiar with campus

Find your classrooms, learn where important campus offices are located, and get comfortable getting around campus.

Meet people and get involved

Meet other new Huskies and explore clubs, organizations, recreation, leadership opportunities, and other ways to get involved.

Prepare financially

Make sure you understand your bill, financial aid, payment options, and other important financial responsibilities before classes begin.

Know what to do next

Leave with a clear understanding of what you need to do before your first day of classes and where to go if you have questions.

Questions or need help?