Welcome, new Longhorns! We're excited for you to join the Longhorn family.
The next step in your journey is to participate in New Student Orientation, where you'll get academic resources, campus resources and register for classes. It’s all at orientation, and it’s required for incoming students.
We're looking forward to helping you get in the "Longhorn State of Mind" at New Student Orientation!
Freshman Orientation
The next step in your journey is to participate in New Student Orientation, where you'll get academic resources, campus resources and register for classes, and hopefully make new friends along the way.
Transfer Orientation
The next step in your journey is to participate in New Student Orientation, where you'll get academic resources, campus resources and register for classes, and hopefully make new friends along the way.
Family Orientation
While your student is attending New Student Orientation, it's also your time to get into a Longhorn State of Mind. Family Orientation is a program designed to help our incoming families get acquainted with the university.
Spring Orientation
Spring Orientation is mandatory for students starting their Longhorn journey in the Spring term. You'll get academic resources, campus resources and register for classes, and hopefully make new friends along the way.
Experiential Orientation (TEXPO)
Students can choose one of our one-day programs packed with fun and engaging activities to introduce them to the city of Austin and assist with their transition to The University of Texas at Austin. Space is limited.
Request Accommodations
If you have a disability and need accommodations for orientation, you can find information about how to request accommodations at the link below.
International Students
In addition to orientation, international students (non-U.S. citizens and non-permanent residents) are also required to check-in with Texas Global.
Camp Texas
Each year the Texas Exes transforms the lives of students through experiences like Camp Texas that foster connections with other students, professors, administrators, and UT traditions.
Graduate Student Orientation
Each fall, the Graduate School presents an orientation designed specifically for new graduate students.
Be an Orientation Advisor
Orientation Advisors (OA) are an integral part of the New Student Orientation experience. If you are looking for a fun and rewarding leadership opportunity, working with a diverse and socially conscious group of campus leaders, then consider applying to become an OA.