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Class of 2024 Hawk Herald #2 | Orientation and Transition Programs | Division of Student Life
April 2020
In this issue: 
  • Remote Orientation Details
  • Review the New Student Guidebook 
  • Check Your Miami University Email & G Suite Access
  • Follow Orientation and Transition Programs on Social Media
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Remote Orientation Details

Ready for more details about orientation? We've got them for you! Check out the new Remote Orientation website -- your guide for navigating the orientation process this summer. Your access to  orientation materials begins on May 13; make sure to register if you're not already.

Remote orientation includes several important steps that must be completed in order. Orientation and Transition Programs staff will support new students throughout this process with regular reminders and outreach, typically via email. 
Learn More about Remote Orientation »
Review the New Student Guidebook
The New Student Guidebook is a reference guide that will introduce you to the Global Miami Plan (GMP) and help you navigate advising and registration before, during, and even after the orientation process. It not only explains the GMP, but lists each course that satisfies GMP requirements.
  
You should review the Guidebook online before your academic advising appointment (scheduled through the orientation process) in order to be most prepared to register for fall classes at orientation.  As you review the New Student Guidebook, write down any questions you have, and be ready to discuss your questions during your scheduled advising appointment.  Many of your questions will be answered while progressing through the remote orientation modules (available May 13). We recommend that you focus on the following sections as you prepare for your academic advising appointment:
  • Understanding the Miami curriculum: p. 16
  • Preparing for registration: p. 24
  • Determining credit earned and course placement: p. 28
  • List of courses that meet each Global Miami Plan requirement: p. 58 (with corresponding course descriptions beginning on p. 78)
  • Suggested first-year courses for each major: p. 116
View the New Student Guidebook »
Your Miami University Email Address is Ready for You
As a confirmed Miami student, you now have a Miami University email account -- and you should start checking it regularly! Important information about the orientation process, including information about how to sign up for an academic advising appointment, will be sent directly to your Miami email address.
As a Miami student, you have access to the entire G suite -- a collection of Google tools. Take advantage of Gmail, Calendar, Chrome, Docs, Drive, Meet, and YouTube with your Miami university account. Learn more about the G Suite »
To get to your Miami University email account and the G Suite, visit MyMiami, sign in using your UniqueID and password, and then choose the email option under the Quick Tools heading. If you're logging into MyMiami for the first time, you'll use your default password, formatted as the two digits of your birth month, the two digits of your birth day, and the last four digits of your social security number or Banner ID number. It will be formatted like: MMDD####. 
We recommend that you add your Miami email to your smartphone. Learn how to add your email to your phone on an iOS device or an Android device on the IT Knowledge Base. Having trouble with your Miami University email account? Contact IT Services by calling 513-529-7900 or chatting with a representative at MiamiOH.edu/itchat.
Get the Latest Orientation and Transition Updates on Social Media
Want the latest information, tools, and tips related to your college transition? Make sure to follow Orientation and Transition Programs on social media. By following us, you'll have the opportunity to ask questions, follow the Student Orientation Undergraduate Leaders (SOULs), and stay in-the-know about the latest orientation and Welcome Weekend updates. Plus, you could be featured on our Instagram page-- just submit a photo, your name, and either your high school or hometown for a chance to be featured in our Instagram stories. 
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