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We’re excited for June to arrive - it's a big month for connection and community! Throughout the month, you’ll have opportunities to engage with campus partners who are eager to support you and share the many services available at UVM. We will kick off our New Student Insight Sessions next week! Read on.

Submit the Student Accessibility Request Form (optional)

Student Accessibility Services (SAS) proudly recognizes accessibility as a civil right and an essential element of our society and campus community. SAS staff work with admitted University of Vermont (UVM) students to ensure equal access to UVM academic, residential, and other campus programs and services. All disability-related accommodations are determined through an interactive process that requires the engagement of students, faculty, and staff.

If you had a 504 plan or IEP in high school, it will not automatically transfer to UVM. If you need academic accommodations like extended time on exams, housing accommodations like elevator/ground floor access, or communication access like an ASL Interpreter, it will be important to you reach out to SAS via the Accommodate Portal and Getting Started form so they can work with you to get you the appropriate accommodations. All disability related housing accommodation requests must be made by June 1 to guarantee implementation by the start of the semester.

Questions? Reach out to the Student Accessibility Services Office at access@uvm.edu.

Check your UVM email for your Learning Community Assignment!

Learning Community assignments were released yesterday! This includes your room selection window so be sure to save the date. If you are not able to access the internet during your room selection window, don't worry! You'll still get placed in a room in your Learning Community. For more details about room selection, visit this page or contact University Housing at universityhousing@uvm.edu.

Download Microsoft Apps

As a UVM student, you have free access to Microsoft 365, this includes programs like Outlook, Teams, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and OneDrive. You will need to access Teams for the New Student Insight Sessions as well as your advising appointment, so get it set up now!

You can install Microsoft 365 on five different devices and access it online anytime. Review the UVM Knowledge Base, Microsoft 365 – Licensing, Installation, and Activation, for step-by-step instructions.

Upcoming New Student Insight Sessions (NSIS)

Monday, June 8th at 7pm ET - Navigating UVM Finances: Essential Tips for New Students and Families

Join UVM’s Student Financial Services team to learn how to navigate billing and financial aid. This session helps first-year and transfer students, plus families and supporters, understand financial processes before the mid-July billing release and feel confident about the semester.

No registration needed for NSIS - just join the link on the New Student Insight Sessions webpage when it's time by clicking on the session description.

UVM Email Only Starting June 1 

This is the last email you will receive from us to your personal email address. Beginning June 1, 2026, we’ll stop sending communications to your personal email address and send only to your UVM email. Make sure you are regularly checking your UVM email throughout the summer, as it’s the official way the university will contact you.

Make your Course Registration Advising Appointment

On June 1, you will receive an email from your college on how to set up your advising appointment in the Navigate 360 App. Appointments will take place between June 8 - July 2. During this appointment, your advisor will review your course schedule for the first semester with you and you can request any necessary changes.

If you have questions about course registration or advising, please reach out to Student Services/Student Success for your college or school. You can find their contact information here.

Staying Active with Campus Rec

As a UVM student, you’ll have plenty of opportunities to stay active, try something new, and meet people through Campus Recreation. Students get free access to the Gucciardi Fitness Center, bouldering wall, indoor track, courts, pool, and studios during Open Rec hours.

You can join Group Fitness classes like yoga, cycling, kickboxing, power pilates, and more with an unlimited semester pass.

If you’re looking for friendly competition and a fun way to connect with other students, Intramural Sports offer everything from soccer and basketball to broomball and inner tube water polo.

You can also explore new interests through Physical Education Basic Instruction (PEAC) courses. These one-credit classes are open to all skill levels and focus on participation, learning new skills, and having fun in a supportive environment. If you're interested, talk to your advisor during your course registration appointment!

No matter your interests or experience level, UVM Campus Recreation has something for you.

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