Join our Virtual Orientation Leaders and campus partners to learn about different aspects of Husky life.
Your gateway to the exciting world of international education. Designed for students considering or planning to embark on a study abroad journey, this presentation offers valuable insights and essential information to make your experience fulfilling and rewarding.
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Come learn more from the Student Activities Office about how to get involved on campus. We will be talking about joining or starting student clubs (known as Registered Student Organizations or RSOs), campus events and activities that you can participate in, and information on the different areas of student government.
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Fraternities and sororities can help make a large campus feel smaller by connecting students with a supportive community from day one. Learn how Fraternity & Sorority Life (FSL) fosters friendship, leadership development, academic success, philanthropy, and lifelong connections. Representatives from the fraternity and sorority community will discuss what makes the UW FSL experience unique, the opportunities available through membership, and how to get involved through recruitment. Discover Fraternity & Sorority Life at UW!
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Learn all about a day in the life of a Husky! This workshop covers resources for living with Housing & Food Services, and the must-know services you’ll use while on campus.
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First-year classes can be rough! Each year, thousands of students seek out additional support from the free, flexible tutoring and coaching services available to you as a student. This workshop will help connect you to support resources for some of UW’s most challenging courses.
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Are you coming in with a dozen AP classes under your belt, but still find yourself stressing about the major system? This workshop will cover the advanced-credit process, offer some tools for exploring majors, and help you know what to expect when applying for a major program.
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Where do you even start with adulting? This 'Adulting 101' presentation covers key aspects of transitioning into adulthood, including financial literacy, personal health, time management, life skills, etc. We will also provide UW resources and questions to think about before you begin school.
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Did you know that almost 40% of the student body commutes from off-campus? This workshop will teach you about all the transit options and resources available to students, how to make the most out of your U-PASS, and how to handle commuting like a seasoned Seattleite.
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Explore all of the resources available through your Husky Card. Topics include how card access for buildings works, why you need to take care of your card, and how to choose a good photo. Explore the Husky Card Discount Program to view all of the locations you can receive money-saving discounts.
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In this workshop, we’ll discuss what a grading curve is, what to expect from intro-level STEM classes, and how impostor syndrome can sneak into your life. Come with questions.
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If you are interested in building community, join new Huskies who are the first in their family to attend college.
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Join this workshop to get all your lingering questions answered. Virtual Orientation Leaders will be available to answer questions and provide tips on how to manage the transition, make new connections in the community, and maintain existing connections with family, friends, and classmates.
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120 Mary Gates Hall Box 352825
Seattle, WA 98195-2825
Mary Gates Hall 120
Academic year: Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–4:00 p.m.
Summer: Monday–Thursday 8:00 a.m.– 4:30 p.m., Friday 8:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Winter break: Monday–Friday 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
Commuter and Transfer Commons (HUB 141)
Academic year: Monday–Friday 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Breaks and summers: closed
Closed during University holidays.
206-543-4905 (Voice)
206-207-5564 (Text)
New Student & Transfer Programs fosters a successful undergraduate student experience through strategic programming that focuses on positive academic transitions and the development of learning communities. Through partnerships with faculty, staff, alumni, and student leaders our programs create the space for students to define how they will engage, learn, and thrive at the University of Washington.
Support new Huskies, gain leadership experience, and make your mark at the UW! Our student employee positions are open to all undergraduate students at the University of Washington in Seattle. Follow the link below to explore our current open positions and learn more about how you can become part of the New Student & Transfer Programs team!
Leadership Opportunities