Freshman Orientation introduces you to the Adelphi campus and community. This three-day program for all freshmen—commuters and residents—gives you an overview of the extensive range of opportunities available to you at Adelphi. Attendance is mandatory.
Orientation Leaders (OLs) serve as your guides throughout the program. They are ready to share their knowledge and enthusiasm. They have received extensive training to prepare them to answer all your questions.
During the summer Orientation session which prepares you for the fall semester, you will live in a residence hall on campus for a three-day Orientation program where you'll meet with academic advisers, register for classes, and explore the campus. Activities are planned from morning through evening and consist of:
- tours of the campus and facilities
- meetings with faculty and administration
- workshops
- social events
Freshman Orientation is a one-day program for commuters and residents, entering in the spring, to find out all that Adelphi has to offer.
Orientation is just the beginning of your college experience.
New students can reserve their place for Orientation using our online form. You'll need your Adelphi student ID number and universal password to register, which you can retrieve here if you haven't done so already.
This summer's orientation sessions - Session I: July 8-10;
Session II: July 15-17
Please note:
This year's three-day sessions have now passed. An afternoon orientation session will be held on Friday, January 22, 2010 (check in at 12:45 p.m., Ruth S. Harley University Center) for all studuents - commuter and residents - who will be entering in the spring. You must register for the session in advance via our online form.
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Follow directions (PDF 16KB) and campus map to where this new journey will begin!
 Talk with other incoming students on the eCampus Message Boards.
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- 516.877.3659
