| What do I need to do before attending? |
| What do I need to do before attending? |
After you have completed the online registration process, you will receive a confirmation email in your MyMocsNet account. You will also receive a final confirmation in the week leading up to your session. If you feel that you have fully completed the registration process and have not received a confirmation email, please contact the Orientation Office at Orientation@utc.edu
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| How do I change my Freshman Orientation session? |
| How do I change my Freshman Orientation session? |
Students can log in to the Orientation registration system at any time to change their session to any open session. Once you change your session, you should receive a confirmation email at the address you entered in the system.
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| My E-mail Address and Password aren't working... |
| My E-mail Address and Password aren't working... |
Students will log in their Orientation account with their UTC ID and password they created. You will be able to register online and pay using a VISA or MasterCard credit/debit card. Please contact the Orientation office if you have problems with the online registration system.
If you have already created an account and are still having trouble, please contact the Orientation office at orientation@utc.edu.
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| Why can't I register for Orientation? |
| Why can't I register for Orientation? |
There are a few reasons you may not be able to register...
1) The session has filled. The system will only show you the sessions where there is space available. We fill sessions on a first come first served basis.
If you get an error message which indicates something different, please contact the Orientation Office at orientation@utc.edu.
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| What forms of payment do you accept for Orientation? |
| What forms of payment do you accept for Orientation? |
Visa or MasterCard, debit or credit cards are accepted by the online system. Please remember you are NOT registered for a session until we receive payment. If you have questions or concerns with payment, please send us a note or contact the Orientation office at orientation@utc.edu. Learn more about the Orientation Fee Deferral here.
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| Can you take my credit card information and register for me? |
| Can you take my credit card information and register for me? |
We cannot take credit card requests over the phone. If you have problems paying using the online system, please contact the Orientation office at orientation@utc.edu.
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| What is the Orientation Fee Defferal? |
| What is the Orientation Fee Defferal? |
The Orientation Fee Deferral Request Form allows for new, undergraduate students to add the orientation fee to the billing statement of their first semester.
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| How do I request a refund? |
| How do I request a refund? |
Student that need to cancel their upcoming enrollment to UTC will need to fill out the New Student Cancellation form here.
After you fill out the cancellation form, we will start the orientation refund process for you if the form is received by May 1. There is a $15 processing fee for all refunds.
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| How do I cancel my Orientation? |
| How do I cancel my Orientation? |
Students who wish to simply change the date of their Orientation session can do so at any time by logging back into their orientation registration online and selecting an open session date.
Students who have not yet attended class and wish to cancel their enrollment to the University can do so at any time by filling out the New Student Cancellation form located here.
*Please Note: Cancelling your enrollment to the University will cancel your Orientation reservation as well as Admission, Class Schedule, Financial Aid, Scholarships, Housing, Meal Plan, etc.
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| Do I have to stay for the entire session? |
| Do I have to stay for the entire session? |
Because students who are more well-prepared demonstrate higher retention rates and a higher level of achievement, it is required that all entering students register for and attend all parts of Orientation. Your successful transition to Chattanooga is very important to us and we want to ensure that you have all the information and resources you need to get you off to a great start!
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| Do my parents or family have to come to orientation? |
| Do my parents or family have to come to orientation? |
UTC Orientation is a family experience and as such we offer programming for parents and family members! Whether you are a parent, guardian, significant other, etc. we recognize the important role you've played in helping get your student this far. We want to invite you to learn more about the University and the many resources and opportunities it provides and allow us to welcome you and your student to the UTC family!
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| How do I register for Parent Orientation? |
| How do I register for Parent Orientation? |
Students have the ability to add up to 2 parents/guests to their orientation reservation. Remember, you can log in at anytime and make changes to your reservation.
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| Can I just see an adviser on my own and not go to orientation? |
| Can I just see an adviser on my own and not go to orientation? |
Because students who are more well-prepared demonstrate higher retention rates and a higher level of achievement, it is required that all entering students register for and attend all parts of Orientation. Your successful transition to Chattanooga is very important to us and we want to ensure that you have all the information and resources you need to get you off to a great start!
Please note that the student's meeting with their advisor is a requirement. The student's advisment meeting allows them to receive guidance on their courses and they can answer questions about their major.
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| Will I be able to get the classes I need at orientation? |
| Will I be able to get the classes I need at orientation? |
Students are required to meet with an advisor from the department which offers their major during Orientation to ensure they are registered for the classes they need. Students who are still Undecided will meet with a professional advisor in our Center forAcademic Success and Advisement (CASA).
Once a student is enrolled, they are required to meet with an advisor before each term to make sure they stay on the right track.
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| What is Directed Self-Placement? |
| What is Directed Self-Placement? |
Directed Self-Placement is in use at a number of colleges and universities across the country, including UTC. Your Directed Self-Placement begins by familiarizing yourself with our courses and examining your writing and reading practices through self-analysis. You will then learn the detailed expectations of each course and make a selection based on your ability to meet those expectations. PLEASE NOTE: Once you have decided which course is best for you, please remember your choice because you will be asked for it as you complete your Academic Interest Questionnaire (AIQ). Please read all the information carefully before making your choice. We suggest that you consult with your high school counselor, teachers, parents, and others who are familiar with your writing and your study habits before making your final placement decision. After reading the DSP information thoroughly, if you have any questions, please email or call the English office at (423) 425-5232. Please accept our best wishes for a productive and enjoyable experience in your first year classes. To begin your Directed Self-Placement, visit https://www.utc.edu/arts-and-sciences/english/composition/directed-self-placement
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Academic Interest Questionnaire (AIQ) To help us determine the appropriate courses, we want to know more about you – about your high school experiences and about your expectations and plans for your college experience at UTC. We will do our best to register you for classes based on your answers to the AIQ. The schedule created for you will provide a strong start for your academic journey and will put you on the right path to academic success. You will be given a copy of your schedule at Orientation where you will have the opportunity to speak with an experienced academic advisor about your schedule and make any necessary changes.
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| What is the Immunization hold on my account? |
| What is the Immunization hold on my account? |
All students will need to submit immunization records prior to attending orientation. For questions about Immunizations, please contact Student Health Services at (423) 425-2266.
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| Are accommodations made for students with disabilities? |
| Are accommodations made for students with disabilities? |
If you are a student with a disability (i.e., physical, learning, psychiatric, etc.) and think you might need assistance during Orientation, please contact the New Student and Family Programs Office at (423) 425-5220 or orientation@utc.edu.
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| When will the online registration system open? |
| When will the online registration system open? |
Orientation registration for fall students opens in February and Orientation registration for spring start students begins in October.
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| Will housing be provided for me during orientation? |
| Will housing be provided for me during orientation? |
Housing is not provided for students attending Orientation sessions.
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| When can I tour the residence halls? |
| When can I tour the residence halls? |
During Freshman Orientation, University Residence Life opens a model room in each hall for student and parent viewing. The hours for these rooms are announced at orientation and are subject to availability. Transfer students and those entering a Spring term are encouraged to sign up for a Campus Tour hosted by the Undergraduate Admissions Office.
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| Can my friend and I register for the same Orientation session? |
| Can my friend and I register for the same Orientation session? |
We fill sessions on a first come, first served basis. We cannot hold spaces open for students who want to attend together.
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| Who is considered a Freshman student? |
| Who is considered a Freshman student? |
Students who have graduated from high school and have not received credit at or attended another university or college.
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| Who is considered a Transfer student? |
| Who is considered a Transfer student? |
Individuals who are applicants for admission as degree seeking students who have been registered at another college or university are considered transfer students.
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