8-10am

Check-In
Student Activities Building (SAB)
8am Students taking the Russian, German, or Latin placement exams should check in at this time.
8:30 to10am All students who are not planning to take a Summer Orientation foreign language placement exam should check in at this time.
Students will sign in, have their student ID photos taken, pick up Orientation materials and academic information, and then drop off their belongings in Hereford Residential College.

Shuttles run from the SAB and Hereford to Old Cabell and Newcomb Halls from 8 to 11 am.

Placement Exams
Russian: Meet proctor on the steps of Old Cabell Hall at 8:15 am (Exam administered only at 8:30 am)
German: Newcomb Hall 389 (Exam administered only at 9 am)
Latin: Newcomb Hall 481 (Exam administered only at 9 am)
NOTE: Please bring two No. 2 pencils to the exams.

Welcome Address
Old Cabell Hall Auditorium
A representative from the Board of Visitors and the Vice President and Chief Student Affairs Officer will discuss enduring traditions and new initiatives at the University of Virginia.  The Director of Orientation and New Student Programs will give a brief overview of the Summer Orientation program.

Lunch
Newcomb Hall Dining Room

School Meetings & Course Scheduling Workshop
If possible, bring transcripts, SAT II, AP and language placement exam scores to the meeting.
Arts and Sciences (CLAS):  Newcomb Hall Ballroom (Sessions A-K)
Arts and Sciences (CLAS-Transition Program):  Wilson Hall 402 (Session D only)
Arts and Sciences (CLAS-Echols Scholars):  Cabell Hall 138 (Sessions B and J), Wilson Hall 402 (Session F)
Architecture (SARC):  Campbell 158 (Session B only)
Engineering and Applied Science (SEAS):  Mechanical Engineering Building 205 (Sessions A, C, E, J, and K only)
Nursing (NURS):  McLeod Hall 5044 (Session D only)

Joining the U.Va. Community
Newcomb Hall Ballroom
New students will meet with Orientation Leaders in an informal setting. Discussion will focus on their rights and responsibilities as members of the community of trust, elements of student self-governance, and opportunities for involvement.

Student Life at U.Va.
Newcomb Hall Ballroom
Students will have the chance to ask a panel of Orientation Leaders questions about acclimating to student life at U.Va.

Evening Activities
Aquatic and Fitness Center (AFC)
Students will have the chance to join classmates for an evening of music and food.  Students can mingle with the Orientation Leaders, watch a movie in the hot tub, tour the facility, take an aerobics class, or go for a late night work-out.

8-8:45am

Breakfast
Observatory Hill Dining Room
Students may pick up language placement scores for German, Latin and Russian exams at this time only.

Course Registration
Students will bring their course selections to the following locations and have their schedules entered into the course registration system during their assigned registration times:

• CLAS: Bryan Hall 235 (Sessions A-K)
• SARC: Campbell Hall (Session B only)
• SEAS: Thornton Hall A-122 (Sessions A, C, E, J, and K only)
• NURS:McLeod Hall 1010 (Session D only)

Drop-In Sessions (Please choose from the following):

Yearbook Pictures
Newcomb Hall Board Room
Students can have their photos taken to appear in the upcoming edition of Corks and Curls, the University’s yearbook.

U.Va. Students: Is Everybody Drinking?
Newcomb Hall Ballroom
Do you know what U.Va. students really do on the weekends? Parents and students can share their opinions using anonymous, interactive audience response "clickers" (like the ones on "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?") and learn to distinguish fact from myth. Representatives from U.Va.'s Center for Alcohol and Substance Education (CASE) will facilitate the session, discuss University resources and answer audience questions.

Academic and Student Services Resource Fair
Newcomb Hall South Meeting Room
Representatives from a variety of offices, including Student Health, the Office of African-American Affairs, the U.Va. Libraries, University Career Services, the Women’s Center, the U.Va. Parents Committee, and the International Studies Office, will provide information about key student support services and answer questions about academic opportunities available for students.

University Services Fair
Newcomb Hall Commonwealth Room
Representatives from a variety of business offices, including the Bookstore, Cavalier Advantage, Cavalier Computers, Dining Services, the Housing Division, and Information Technology and Communication (ITC) will provide information and answer your questions.

A World of Possibilities: Academic Opportunities at U.Va.
Newcomb Hall Ballroom
The University offers a rich menu of opportunities outside of the academic year and beyond Charlottesville through January Term, Study Abroad, Semester at Sea, Summer Session, the Center for Undergraduate Research, and the University Internship Program. Learn how you can get the most out your of U.Va. experience.

Hoo’s In
Newcomb Hall 360
Student Financial Services staffers will answer questions regarding tuition and financial aid, as well as help families sign up for payment plans.

Fraternity and Sorority Life at U.Va.
Newcomb Hall Ballroom
Greek student leaders and assistant deans from the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Life will provide an overview of Greek life and answer any questions. 

Residence Hall Open House
Students and parents may visit a room in Page House in the McCormick Road Residence Area or in Lile House in the Alderman Road Residence Area.

McIntire School of Commerce (COMM) Information Session for Parents and Students
Rouss and Robertson Halls Room 120 (Sessions A - E)
Rouss and Robertson Halls Room 123 (Session F, J, K)
Attendees will learn about the curricula, courses, and the application procedures for students interested in entering the School of Commerce.  (This session, which was also presented at Days on the Lawn in April, is recommended for both interested students and their family members.)

Please note that check-out will not begin before 2 pm

Check-Out
Student Activities Building (SAB)
Students will turn in keys and evaluation forms, and are encouraged to take a moment to register their cell phone numbers for U.Va. Emergency Alerts text messaging.  In addition, they can pick up their student ID cards. (Note: Turning in keys will avoid a charge on students’ University bill). Students who were not able to have their ID photos taken during Check-In can do so at this time.