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NEW STUDENT ORIENTATION SCHEDULE
their required immunizations/
TB pre-screening records/forms to fulfill the University’s Immunization/ Tuberculosis Pre-Screening Policy.
variety of services that the University offers to help transport students across campus and around the local community.
University Recreation offers a wide variety of competitive sports at the recreation level with more than
4,000 participants. Intramural sports are a great way to compete in a fun atmosphere with other students on campus. More than a dozen sports
are offered at varying skill levels. Club sports are student-run organizations that compete against other universities at a competitive level, with 21 different club sports to choose from.
The Office of Veterans Services and
the Coastal Carolina Chapter of the Student Veterans of America assist students with myriad issues, including qualifying for veterans tuition benefits, requesting federal tuition assistance, and making the transition to college and to the workforce after college.
• Playing Intramural and Club Sports
• Veterans Services
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This session introduces the services offered by the Office of the Registrar. Topics will include an overview of
the registrar-related online services provided to students in WebAdvisor, how students track their degree progress toward graduation, how to obtain enrollment verifications, how to ensure privacy and more.
• Registrar
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The Office of International Programs and Services (OIPS) encourages CCU students to choose from a wide variety of study abroad options ranging from two weeks to two semesters. Come learn about where you can go and how the OIPS can help you get there!
9:30 to 9:55 a.m. ........ Campus
• Study Abroad
1. (See list above.)
Networking Round 2
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“Where do I park? How do I get around campus?” These questions and many more will be answered regarding the
• Sustainable Transportation
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• What Are My Career Goals; How Do I Get There?
Counselors from the Career Services Center will discuss the Career Assessment tests that freshmen will be taking in their University 110 classes to help determine their career goals and appropriate college majors. Internships, career networking, interviewing skills, resumé development and job-search strategies as students move through their academic career will also be discussed.
Choose another program from the sessions offered during Campus Networking Round
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10 to 11 a.m. ........ Academic
Meet by the fountain in front at Wall
at 10 a.m. in order to go meet the department chair for your major and learn about academic courses, graduation requirements and special opportunities for your field of study.
Wall Fountain
Department Meetings
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