What To Bring

In order to have the most successful orientation experience, it is important to bring the following items: 

1. A laptop computer: Students will work with an academic advisor during orientation to select fall semester courses, and a fully charged laptop computer is required. This does not need to be the laptop you plan to use as a new student. If you do not have access to a laptop available at the time of orientation, consider borrowing one to bring with you. If you are unable to bring a laptop,Student Transitions and Family Engagement will have a very limited number of laptops available to borrow.
2. Unofficial transcripts and test scores: To be best prepared for academic advising and registration, please bring any unofficial transcripts or test scores showing anticipated academic credit of any kind (e.g. dual enrollment, College Credit Plus, AP, IB, CLEP, etc.).
3. Login information: Be sure to know your Miami University UniqueID and password for easy access to your Miami University account while on campus. You should also have DUO mobile set up for two-factor authenitication with the student's device (not a family member's).
4. Comfortable clothing and shoes: Orientation for all students and family members does include walking across campus and time both inside and outside. We recommend wearing comfortable clothing and shoes for your visit. Please also consider the weather forecast while packing.
5. Notebook: Be prepared to take notes throughout your orientation program.
6. Questions: We recommend you start a list now with questions you have about the Miami experience. Bring your list of questions to orientation; we want you to leave with all of your questions answered so you feel confident to begin your college journey.