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Before closing your laptop and logging out for the upcoming holiday weekend, take note of the important information and upcoming events we have for you. Our office and the University will be closed Friday, July 3rd, in observance of Independence Day. Keep this in mind when reaching out with questions or concerns, as there will be a delay in response.

Fireworks over Lake Champlain at the Burlington Waterfront

Many items on your New Student Checklist are due today (July 1), including:

Send your Final Transcript

Set up a Proxy User & Authorized Payer (due yesterday)

Health Insurance Waiver/ Enrollment

Immunization Form

If you missed the deadline for these items, please complete them as soon as possible. Log in and view your New Student Checklist to see what is next on your to-do list!

Your New Student Checklist is in your admissions portal, so use the same login you used when applying to UVM. If you can't remember your login or are having issues accessing the portal, reach out to admissions@uvm.edu or call 802-656-3370 and they can help!

Get the scoop at our New Student Insight Sessions. Join us next week to learn about what our Center for Health and Wellbeing can do for you.

Exploring UVM's Health and Wellbeing Services - July 8th at 7pm ET

Learn about the many services UVM offers to support your physical, mental, and emotional health. This virtual session will provide an overview of resources like primary care, counseling care, and wellness programs to help you thrive!

All sessions are held at Eastern Time (ET). Links for upcoming sessions are posted to the New Student Insights Sessions webpage. Sessions are recorded, captioned, and posted 7-10 business days after they occur.

UVM encourages students to walk, bike, or use public transportation whenever possible. Campus and city buses are free for students and can get you to places like the grocery store, mall, airport, and train station.

UVM Bikes is a student-led bike co-op where you can learn how to keep your bike in tip-top shape or rent a bike for the academic year.

If you are planning to bring an electronic bike, scooter, or other e-micromobility device to UVM, please note that there are safety regulations for these devices and they can only be stored and charged in specific locations on campus. They are not allowed in Residence Halls.

Need a car occasionally? CarShare Vermont offers discounted memberships for UVM students.

Transfer and commuter students who would like to bring a car to UVM must purchase a permit to park on campus.

** If you are living on campus, the residential parking lottery is currently open, but closes at 10 am on July 6.

** If you are living off campus, commuter permits go on sale starting TODAY (July 1).

For more information, visit the Transportation and Parking Services website.

 

Phone: (802) 656-4136

Email: orientation@uvm.edu

Monday - Friday

8:30am - 4:30pm ET