Orientation week is an exciting time for new university students and helps you transition smoothly into university life. Here’s what you can generally expect:

1. Information Sessions: You’ll likely attend sessions that inform you about the university’s resources, academic expectations, and specific details about your course of study. These sessions aim to familiarize you with the academic environment and expectations.

2. Campus Tours: You can participate in guided tours of the campus to learn about the locations of important facilities such as libraries, lecture halls, and student services.

3. Social Events: Orientation often includes social activities like meet-and-greets, student parties, and club fairs. These events are great opportunities to make friends and discover student organizations you might want to join.

4. Workshops: There may be workshops on study skills, time management, and other topics that can help you adjust to university-level work.

5. Support Services Introduction: You’ll learn about the support services available to students, such as counseling, health services, and academic support.

Making the Most of Orientation Week:

– Be Open and Engaged: Attend as many sessions and events as you can. This will help you meet new people and learn more about the university environment.

– Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions. Orientation leaders and staff are there to help you.

– Take Notes: Keep a journal or take notes during sessions as it’ll help you remember important information.

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