Welcome to Plymouth State University. Making a successful transition into a university community is a challenge. New expectations, a new environment, and new people make the first few weeks exciting and sometimes confusing. The new student orientation program at Plymouth State University is designed to help you and your family learn more about these expectations and explorations. If you have any questions, please contact: Debbie Cole, Program Support Assistant, or Terri Potter, Director of the Hartman Union Building at (800) 842-6900 (option 2) Monday through Friday, between 8:30am and Noon OR 1:00pm and 4:00pm.

Session E – Sunday, August 31^st through Tuesday, September 2^nd

PAY ATTENTION HERE, NEW STUDENTS! MAKE SURE YOU READ AND FOLLOW THE SCHEDULE THAT IS RIGHT FOR YOU. Here’s the key to your success…

The Session E Schedule…is for those students who did not attend a June Orientation session

• Session E Participants
• Session E Schedule
• Session E Checklist

The Fall Opening Schedule…is for students who attended a June Orientation session (A, B, C, D or T)

• June Orientation Participants
• Fall Opening Schedule
• Fall Opening Checklist

Session E students:  We will automatically place you in this session – no registration is required. Session E begins on Sunday, August 31st, which is also your move-in day, and goes through Tuesday, September 2nd. Your first full day of classes is scheduled for Wednesday, September 3rd.  Classes you say? You will have plenty of time to register before your first full day of classes, and you will have help from the faculty and staff.

Fall Opening Students:   Please click on the June Orientation Participants and Fall Opening Schedule buttons.  You do NOT need to follow the Session E schedule unless you did not register for classes in June.

p.s. Information regarding Session E and Fall Opening is being emailed to students’ Plymouth email account on Wednesday, August 13.  If you haven’t been checking your Plymouth email account, get on it!  :)

ALL new students, click on the information buttons below.  SEE YOU SOON!

• Crash Course for Parents
• Identification Cards
• Dining Service
• Technology Support
• Health Form
• Fall Enrollment Confirmation
• Bookstore
• Student Handbook
• Welcome Week
• Helpful
  Links
• Messages
• 2008-2009 Dates to Know
• Sept. Advising Locations

Helpful Links

ACADEMIC ADVISING: Assist students in identifying the maximum educational benefits available to them.		REGISTRAR: This office can help with questions about courses, schedules, registration, grades, transcripts and graduation.
ADMISSIONS: Questions Concerning: high school transcripts, campus tours		MATH ACTIVITY CENTER: Assists students with most 1000 and 2000 level math courses and a select group of 3000 level courses.
BOOKSTORE: Please feel free to visit with the bookstore staff at the HUB with any questions you may have about textbooks. You can also browse the Bookstore's selection of PSU clothing and giftware.		RESIDENTIAL LIFE: Questions concerning residence halls, housing placement, and roommate assignments
BURSAR: Questions concerning billing, tuition, and fees		SERVICES FOR STUDENTS WITH DISABILITIES (PASS): PASS assists students with learning skills development, subject-area tutoring and provides services for students with disabilities.
DINING SERVICES: Find out about dining options on campus at PSU. Find answers to questions concerning meal plan options, FlexCash, Debitek, dining facilities, menus.		STUDENT HEALTH SERVICES: PSU Health Services is the health care center for the students of PSU. We are here to help you be well, providing a number of services to meet your needs.
FINANCIAL AID TEAM: Questions concerning financial aid applications, notification of aid, scholarships, grants, loans, work study and student employment.		UNDERGRADUATE STUDIES OFFICE: Students are invited to come to the Office for academic issues such as administrative withdrawal from courses, individual enrollment in courses, graduation information, student requests and transfer of credits.
INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SERVICES: International Student Services (ISS) assists students from outside of the United States with visa and immigration issues while you are attending Plymouth State University.		VETERAN SERVICES INFORMATION: The Registrar’s Office Veteran’s Certifying Official accepts paperwork to assist students in receiving their VA educational assistance entitlement.
LAMSON LIBRARY AND LEARNING COMMONS Please check us out during your June visit!!		WRITING CENTER: The Writing Center assists students in improving their writing and/or reading skills.