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Now that you've started exploring your New Student Checklist, we wanted to share some resources for transfer students as you start to prepare to transition to UVM.
First, Transfer Affairs in the Registrars Office can help you review your incoming credits and help assess what requirements you may have met.
Next, if you are over 20 and need to find off-campus housing, check out the Office of Student and Community Relations to help find housing, roommates, and more! Even if you are living on campus this year, it can be helpful to know more about off campus housing options for next year!
Finally, the College of Arts and Sciences (CAS) has collected many resources in one place for transfer students. While some of them are specific to CAS, many of them will be helpful, no matter your college.
Throughout the summer, we will continue to provide information relevant to the transfer student experience. Please reach out to orientation@uvm.edu if you have any questions or concerns with your onboarding process or about New Student Orientation as a transfer student.
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If you have completed your housing contract, you will receive your Learning Community Assignment on May 28 and be assigned a room selection date in June. If you did not select a roommate yet, you will be able to view the profiles of other students during room selection to be sure you are a good match before selecting the same room.
If you have not completed your housing contract and you have a housing requirement, you can still do so! Visit the housing portal and sign in with your NetID to complete your contract.
If you live within 20 miles of campus and would like to request to live at home, you can complete the commuter student request form here.
If you have questions about the housing contract, roommates, room selection, or what to bring to campus, reach out to University Housing (universityhousing@uvm.edu). If you have questions about accessibility accommodations and living on campus, reach out to Student Accessibility Services (access@uvm.edu). If you have questions about financial options for on campus living costs, please reach out to Student Financial Services at sfs@uvm.edu.
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Vote for the 2026 UVM Convocation T-shirt 🗳️
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The Orientation Office wants to hear from YOU! Incoming students receive a free t-shirt to wear during the Convocation and Twilight Induction ceremonies on Sunday of New Student Orientation. The t-shirt design is unique to your cohort and you have the opportunity to vote on the design. You must log in with your UVM email to access the form. Voting closes on Wednesday, May 20, 2026.
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Ask Us Anything: New Catamount Drop-In Session
Wednesday, May 13 8:00-9:00 pm EDT
Have questions about what happens between now and your first day at UVM? Join this informal virtual drop‑in session to connect with UVM staff, get an overview of the onboarding process, and ask anything that’s on your mind, from next steps to timelines. Students and families are welcome. Come for 5 minutes or stay the whole time.
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Catamount Connections: Meet and Greet for Incoming UVM Students
Wednesday, May 20 7:30 pm EDT
Join us on ZeeMee to meet future classmates and start building connections before summer really gets going. This session isn’t about checklists or deadlines, it’s about getting to know people who will be part of your UVM experience. Come as you are, hop into the conversation, and start finding your place in the Catamount community. Choose your level of engagement.
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New Student Course Registration Process & Advising Appointments
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For your first semester, you can plan to register for classes with your advisor. Your Course Registration Advising Appointment will take place virtually. During this appointment, you will review your transfer credits and degree requirements to decide what courses to take. Your advisor will reach out to you to set up the appointment soon, but if you would like to get started ASAP, you can contact Student Services for your college.
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Starting June 1, 2026, we will no longer include your personal email address in our emails throughout the summer. We do this to encourage the regular use of your UVM email, as it is the official means of communication for all university matters.
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Email: orientation@uvm.edu
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