There’s nothing quite like your first year of college. A new world awaits, and UT Dallas wants to help you make the most of the experience.

 

 


 

Freshman Orientation — Your journey begins with Freshman Orientation, a two-day introduction to campus, culminating with class registration.

Comet Camp — Next up is Comet Camp, which offers the opportunity to bond with new friends, learn about what to expect in college and enjoy the Texas sun.

Success Camp — Success Camp provides important advice from the experts: faculty and staff who have suggestions for making the most of your time in college.

University Convocation — A unique celebration that honors the incoming class introducing the University’s mission and alma mater and welcomed by administrators, campus leaders, faculty and staff.

Road Warriors — Road Warriors is a semester-long social program offered to commuter students. Past events have included laser tag, potluck dinners, game nights, dollar movie nights and ice skating.

Emerging Leader — The Emerging Leader Program is a free weekly workshop that enhances skills and helps students become familiar with the ins and outs of leadership.

UNIV 1010 — The freshman year experience course for all new, first-time freshmen, this small seminar class features interactive sessions that will acquaint you with the academic process and campus life.

Housing — Living on campus can be a perfect way to transition to college, offering you freedom, responsibility, and a fun environment with lots of opportunities to make new friends in the process.

Living Learning Communities — A unique living arrangement for students who wish to study and socialize with others who share common academic goals and interests.

Rising Sophomores — Celebrate your first year of college with your fellow freshmen at the End of Year Party!

Cometline to Success — Discover the world of opportunities that are available during your freshman year.

Experience Dallas — Learn how you can enjoy all that the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex has to offer.

 

 

Updated: January 4, 2012