New Student Arrival Seminar (NSAS)

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NEW STUDENT
ARRIVAL SEMINAR FALL 2015
Slutzker Center for International Services (SCIS)
SLUTZKER CENTER FOR
INTERNATIONAL SERVICES (SCIS)
SCIS’s primary objective is to assist you in maintaining
compliance with U.S. immigration laws.
Slutzker Center Provides:

Information and Updates on immigration regulations
www.international.syr.edu
Weekly seminars on immigration topics

Walk-in appointments with the Advisor On-Call (11am – 3pm)
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Hours: Mon-Fri 8:30am-5:00pm (Starting August 31)
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3. NEW STUDENT ARRIVAL SEMINAR!
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You are Here!
CLEARANCE PROCESS
CLEARANCE FORM
Family Name (Surname): ________________________________________
First Name (Given name): ________________________________________
SUID #: __________________________
Visa Type: _______
GA/RA/Fellow Sponsored SU Abroad Non-Matric COS TRF RLOA
REQUIRED CLEARANCE TASKS
LOCATION
Transfer
Readmit
SIGNATURE
Sponsored
GA
FellowSlutzker Center
1 Complete online Check-In Form and Check-In process at the Slutzker Center
RA
Present documents to Slutzker Center:
2 Student:
Dependent(s):
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
3 Attend New Student Arrival Seminar:
Slutzker Center
Newhouse 3 – Room 141
Bird Library – Room 004
Bird Library – Room 114
____/____/_____, 2-4 pm
Provide Current Address and Emergency Contacts: Update your MySlice record
4 with your CURRENT address (U.S. address) and Emergency Contact information (names
Slutzker Center
and contact information of someone in your home country and someone in the U.S.)
5 Attend International Student Orientation: August 21st, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Take English Language Assessment Exam: Required for all students with a TOEFL
6 score under 600 on the PBT or under 100 on the IBT.
Email Dr. Margo Sampson (masampso@syr.edu) if you have questions regarding this exam.
August 24th, 25th, 27th
Gifford Auditorium
Huntington Beard Crouse
8:30 am – 12 noon
Health Insurance coverage: If you are not enrolled in the mandatory Syracuse University student health plan, complete the
information below and provide proof of insurance coverage.
Insurance Company Name(s): _____________________________________________________________
Student Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________ Dependent Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________
7
Graduate Assistants: All graduate assistants are encouraged to enroll in a University sponsored health insurance policy for employees which is
significantly subsidized by the University. If you meet the eligibility criteria, you will receive the enrollment information at your syr.edu email account.
The enrollment is performed on My Slice and must be completed within the first 31 days of employment. This policy must be supplemented by a policy
for medical evacuation and repatriation obtained at (http://international.syr.edu/_documents/FrontierMedex SU Form 2015.pdf).
Student Signature:
Date:
8 Return Clearance Form to Slutzker Center after completing above tasks
Slutzker Center
OTHER THINGS TO DO PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS – No Signature Required
Attend Ice Cream Social: August 20, 6:00-8:00 pm
Attend Academic Department Orientation
Medical Clearance: Provide immunization and medical exam records to comply with
SU Health Services requirements and schedule Health Services clearance appointment.
Bursar Office: If you are sponsored by funds other than SU, personal, or family,
confirm the billing address of your sponsor with the Bursar.
Flanagan Gym (#16 on map)
Contact your department for details
SU Health Services (#5 on map)
102 Archbold Gym (#1 on map)
You must complete
everything listed on your
clearance form; failure to
do so will result in a hold
placed on your student
account!
Family Name (Surname): ________________________________________
First Name (Given name): ________________________________________
SUID #: __________________________
Visa Type: _______
GA/RA/Fellow Sponsored SU Abroad Non-Matric COS TRF RLOA
REQUIRED CLEARANCE TASKS
LOCATION
Transfer
Readmit
SIGNATURE
Sponsored
GA
FellowSlutzker Center
1 Complete online Check-In Form and Check-In process at the Slutzker Center
RA
Present documents to Slutzker Center:
2 Student:
Dependent(s):
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
3 Attend New Student Arrival Seminar:
Slutzker Center
Newhouse 3 – Room 141
Bird Library – Room 004
Bird Library – Room 114
____/____/_____, 2-4 pm
Provide Current Address and Emergency Contacts: Update your MySlice record
4 with your CURRENT address (U.S. address) and Emergency Contact information (names
Slutzker Center
and contact information of someone in your home country and someone in the U.S.)
5 Attend International Student Orientation: August 21st, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
Take English Language Assessment Exam: Required for all students with a TOEFL
6 score under 600 on the PBT or under 100 on the IBT.
Email Dr. Margo Sampson (masampso@syr.edu) if you have questions regarding this exam.
August 24th, 25th, 27th
Gifford Auditorium
Huntington Beard Crouse
8:30 am – 12 noon
Health Insurance coverage: If you are not enrolled in the mandatory Syracuse University student health plan, complete the
1. Check in
2. SUID card
3. NSAS
4. Address and
Emergency contact
5. Orientation Date
6. ELAE
information below and provide proof of insurance coverage.
Insurance Company Name(s): _____________________________________________________________
Student Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________ Dependent Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________
7
Graduate Assistants: All graduate assistants are encouraged to enroll in a University sponsored health insurance policy for employees which is
significantly subsidized by the University. If you meet the eligibility criteria, you will receive the enrollment information at your syr.edu email account.
The enrollment is performed on My Slice and must be completed within the first 31 days of employment. This policy must be supplemented by a policy
for medical evacuation and repatriation obtained at (http://international.syr.edu/_documents/FrontierMedex SU Form 2015.pdf).
Student Signature:
Date:
8 Return Clearance Form to Slutzker Center after completing above tasks
Slutzker Center
OTHER THINGS TO DO PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS – No Signature Required
Attend Ice Cream Social: August 20, 6:00-8:00 pm
Attend Academic Department Orientation
Medical Clearance: Provide immunization and medical exam records to comply with
SU Health Services requirements and schedule Health Services clearance appointment.
Bursar Office: If you are sponsored by funds other than SU, personal, or family,
confirm the billing address of your sponsor with the Bursar.
7. Health
Insurance
Flanagan Gym (#16 on map)
Contact your department for details
SU Health Services (#5 on map)
102 Archbold Gym (#1 on map)
8. Return Clearance
Form
Family Name (Surname): _______________________________________
First Name (Given name): ______________________________________
SUID #: __________________________
Visa Type: _______
FLTA TRF RLOA COS
REQUIRED CLEARANCE TASKS
LOCATION
1 Complete online Check-In Form and Check-In process at the Slutzker Center
SIGNATURE
Slutzker Center
2. SUID card
Present documents to Slutzker Center:
2
Student:
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
Dependent(s):
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
3 Attend New Student Arrival Seminar:
1. Check in
Slutzker Center
Newhouse 3 – Room 141
Bird Library – Room 004
Bird Library – Room 114
____/____/_____, 2-4 pm
Provide Current Address and Emergency Contacts: Update your MySlice record
4 with your CURRENT address (U.S. address) and Emergency Contact information (names
Slutzker Center
and contact information of someone in your home country and someone in the U.S.)
6 Attend International Student Orientation: August 21st, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm
3. NSAS
4. Address and
Emergency contact
5. Orientation Date
Health Insurance coverage: If you are not enrolled in the mandatory Syracuse University student health plan, complete the
6. ELAE
information below and provide proof of insurance coverage.
Insurance Company Name(s): _____________________________________________________________
Student Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________ Dependent Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________
7
Graduate Assistants: All graduate assistants are encouraged to enroll in a University sponsored health insurance policy for employees which is
significantly subsidized by the University. If you meet the eligibility criteria, you will receive the enrollment information at your syr.edu email account.
The enrollment is performed on My Slice and must be completed within the first 31 days of employment. This policy must be supplemented by a policy
for medical evacuation and repatriation obtained at (http://international.syr.edu/_documents/FrontierMedex SU Form 2015.pdf).
Student Signature:
7. Health
Insurance
Date:
8 Return Clearance Form to Slutzker Center after completing above tasks
Slutzker Center
OTHER THINGS TO DO PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS – No Signature Required
Attend TA Orientation: Check in Friday, August 14, 8:00-8:30 a.m., Hall of
Languages, Room 500. Refer to TA orientation schedule for further details.
Hall of Languages, Room 500
Attend Ice Cream Social: August 20, 6:00-8:00 pm
Flanagan Gym (#16 on map)
Attend Academic Department Orientation
Medical Clearance: Provide immunization and medical exam records to comply
with SU Health Services requirements and schedule Health Services clearance
appointment.
Bursar Office: If you are sponsored by funds other than SU, personal, or family,
confirm the billing address of your sponsor with the Bursar.
Contact your department for details
SU Health Services (#5 on map)
102 Archbold Gym (#1 on map)
8. Return Clearance
Form
Family Name (Surname): ________________________________________
First Name (Given name): ________________________________________
SUID #: __________________________
Sponsored
REQUIRED CLEARANCE TASKS
SU Abroad
Transfer
Readmit
1 Complete online Check-In Form and Check-In process at the Slutzker Center
Visa Type: _______
Non-Matric
COS
TRF
LOCATION
Sponsored
GA
FellowSlutzker Center
RLOA
SIGNATURE
RA
Present documents to Slutzker Center:
2
Student:
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
Dependent(s):
Passport
Visa
I-20/DS-2019
I-94
Health Insurance
Slutzker Center
Newhouse 3 – Room 141
Bird Library – Room 004
Bird Library – Room 114
3 Attend New Student Arrival Seminar: ____/____/_____, 2-4 pm
Provide Current Address and Emergency Contacts: Update your MySlice record
4 with your CURRENT address (U.S. address) and Emergency Contact information (names
Slutzker Center
and contact information of someone in your home country and someone in the U.S.)
Attend International Student Orientation: Session I: August 23rd and 24th
Sheraton Hotel
Session II: August 25th and 26th
Take English Language Assessment Exam:
6 Required for all students for determination of English/Writing course placement.
Email Dr. Margo Sampson (masampso@syr.edu) if you have questions regarding this exam.
August 24th, 25th, 27th
Gifford Auditorium
Huntington Beard Crouse
8:30 am – 12 noon
1. Check in
2. SUID card
3. NSAS
4. Address and
Emergency contact
5. Orientation Date
6. ELAE
Health Insurance coverage: If you are not enrolled in the mandatory Syracuse University student health plan, complete the
information below and provide proof of insurance coverage.
Insurance Company Name(s): _____________________________________________________________
7
Student Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________ Dependent Health Insurance: Start Date: ________ End Date: ________
Student Signature:
7. Health
Insurance
Date:
8 Return Clearance Form to Slutzker Center after completing above tasks
Slutzker Center
OTHER THINGS TO DO PRIOR TO THE FIRST DAY OF CLASS – No Signature Required
Attend International Student Reception, August 26, 5:00 pm
Attend New Student Convocation and other Syracuse Welcome programs
and events and go to your class schedule advising sessions on August 29-30.
Medical Clearance: Provide immunization and medical exam records to
comply with SU Health Services requirements and schedule Health Services
clearance appointment.
Bursar Office: If you are sponsored by funds other than SU, personal, or
family, confirm the billing address of your sponsor with the Bursar.
Connections Program: Meet with your Connections Mentor or apply to the
Connections Program to be assigned a mentor.
Goldstein Auditorium, Schine Student Center
Syracuse Welcome Guide
SU Health Services (#5 on map)
102 Archbold Gym (#1 on map)
Slutzker Center
8. Return Clearance
Form
ELAE
All students for whom English is not their native language should take the
English Language Assessment Exam (ELAE) on one of the following
days: August 24, 25, or 27, 2015, 9:00-noon, Gifford Auditorium, HB Crouse.
Students should arrive between 8:30am and 8:45am to be seated and
bring their SUID and a pencil (two parts of the exam are graded by
computer, and answers cannot be changed if done in ink).
The exam contains three parts: a composition on an assigned topic; a test of
listening comprehension; and a test of grammar, vocabulary, and reading
comprehension.
If you are an undergraduate student, the results of the exam will tell you which
ENL/WRT course you should take to begin completing your undergraduate
writing requirement.
If you are a graduate student, further language study might be recommended,
but not required, so this does not usually affect your course of study. For more
information, contact Margo Sampson (masampso@syr.edu) prior to the
beginning of the semester. You must present your student ID to take all
language placement tests.
1. CHECK-IN, DOCUMENTS,
& ORIENTATION

Go to http://international.syr.edu/

New Student Check-In
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NETID
Current Email
Complete Online Check-In Form
Retrieve and Print I-94
2. PRESENT DOCUMENTS TO SLUTZKER
CENTER
Submit:
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Health insurance information form
Current photo
Copies of your I-20 or DS-2019
Passport
Visa
Electronic I-94
Documents for new students will be reviewed and
scanned in Room 550 of Bird Library between 8:30 a.m.
and 4:30 p.m. daily.
3. UPDATE YOUR
INFORMATION
 Update
your Myslice record
 www.myslice.syr.edu
 Current

Address
Insurance cards for those students who have been
enrolled automatically in the AETNA policy
through the Gallagher Company will be mailed to
your CURRENT ADDRESS in MySlice in early
September. If the address in this area is not
correct, you will not receive your insurance card.
 Emergency
Contact in the U.S.
4. SUID CARD


Graduate students:
 Go to Steele Hall #206 to get your SUID
If you lose your SUID, it costs $25 to replace it

Undergraduate students:
 If you live on campus and submitted a photo before
you arrived, your SUID will be given to you at your
residence hall upon check-in.
 If you did not submit your phone in advance, go to
Steele Hall #206 to get your SUID

Once you have your SU-ID, CARRY IT EVERYWHERE!!!
GRADUATE STUDENTS ORIENTATION
EVENTS:
1. Optional- Ice Cream Social
Date: Thursday, August 20, 2015
Time: 6pm-8pm
Place: Flanagan Gym
2. Mandatory- Orientation
Date: Friday, August 21, 2015
Time: 8:30am-5pm
Place: Various campus locations after “In-person
Check-In” at the Slutzker Center
A schedule will be in your folder
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENTS
ORIENTATION EVENTS:

Two Orientations, you are required to attend only
one:
Orientation Session I:
Date: Sunday and Monday, August 23 & 24
Place: Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel
Time: 8:30am-7pm
Orientation Session II:
Date: Tuesday and Wednesday, August 25 & 26
Place: Sheraton Syracuse University Hotel
Time: 8:30am-6pm
5. ENGLISH LANGUAGE ASSESSMENT EXAM

Must be taken on one of the following days:
August 24, 25, or 27, 2015
9am – 12noon
Gifford Auditorium, HBC
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Arrive at 8:30am
 Bring SUID and a #2 Pencil
 SCIS Clearance Form

Required for graduate students with a TOEFL under 100
(under 250 if you took the computerized test or under 600
if you took the paper-based version).
Required for all undergraduates
 http://lang.syr.edu/languages/PlacementExams.html#ESOLEXAM
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6. HEALTH INSURANCE
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Every full-time matriculated student MUST purchase Health
Insurance from a U.S. based provider, that meets the
standards stipulated by the U.S. Affordable Care Act (ACA)
Syracuse University has contracted with AETNA to provide
affordable health insurance and comprehensive coverage for
its students
The COST is $1,890, and it will appear on your student billing
statement as of August 1, 2015
Coverage also begins on August 1st and lasts for one (1) year
HEALTH INSURANCE ID CARDS

Are ID cards available online?
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Yes, all enrolled students can access ID cards online and
download them on a smart phone
1. Go to the Gallagher Student Health website for Syracuse
University
2. Log in using your Syracuse University email address as
your user name and enter your password. (If you have never
logged into Gallagher’s website, your password is temporarily
set as your SUID number)
3. On the left toolbar, click on “Account Home”
4. On the Coverage History tab, click on “Generate ID Card”
INSURANCE OPTIONS FOR SPECIAL
POPULATIONS OF STUDENTS
Students who will NOT be enrolled in the
AETNA/Gallagher health insurance policy include:
 SU Exchange Students
 English Language Institute Students
 Students in their final semester of study*
 Students on Optional (or Academic) Practical
Training
 Students registered for a part-time course load**
* Must have filed diploma card with Registrar
**Only allowed by IMMIGRATION under certain
circumstances (see an adviser)
ALTERNATIVE OPTIONS FOR
INSURANCE COVERAGE:

ISP: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT
PROTECTION www.PGHStudnet.com/ISP
Three policies are available with different
costs and different coverage. Please see
information on SCIS website
http://international.syr.edu/
newstudents/health-insurance/index.html

HTH Worldwide Voluntary Plan: Policy is age
rated. Example: 24 year old - $183/month
https://www.hthtravelinsurance.com/gl_citizen/be
nefits_students.cfm
F2 & J2 DEPENDENTS INSURANCE

Please make an appointment with an advisor at
the Slutzker Center to talk about your options.
7. MEDICAL CLEARANCE
 You
must make an appointment at the
Health Center to provide immunization &
medical Exam Records if you haven’t sent
documents prior to arrival
A
TB Screening is required for everyone
 Health
Center is #5 on your map
 All forms and other health-related
information can be found: health.syr.edu
 Office Hours by Appointment Only
 Call: 315-443-9005
 Hours: 8 to 4:30
8. BURSAR OFFICE
If
you are sponsored by funds
other than SU, personal, or
family, confirm the billing
address of your sponsor with the
Bursar’s office (Archbold)
ACADEMIC LIFE
REGISTERING FOR CLASS
When to register:
 Graduate Students - Fall registration
 Dates: August 3- September 8th
 Undergraduate Students - Fall registration
 Dates: August 29 & 30
 Late Registration and Adjustment
 Monday, August 31st- Tuesday, September 8th,
2015
HOW TO REGISTER
1.
2.
3.
4.
Login to MySlice at
http://myslice.syr.edu with
your NetID & Password
Locate the “Student
Services” Section – Resolve
any Holds
Click the link for “Class
Search” to find a class by
course number,
department, or instructor
Or Select “Enroll in
classes” to register for a
particular class
ACADEMIC LIFE
IMPORTANT DATES
In order to maintain valid F-1 or J-1 student status, international students
are required to pursue a full course of study unless approved under a
specific exception, in advance, by an International Student Advisor.
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First Day of Classes: Monday, August 31
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Labor Day (no classes): Monday, September 7th
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Financial Deadline for Dropping Courses: Monday, September 21st
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Academic Drop Deadline: Monday, October 26th
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Withdrawal Deadline: Friday, November 20th
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Thanksgiving Break (no classes): The Week of November 22-29
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Last Day of Classes: Friday, December 11
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Final Exams: Monday, December 14- Thursday, December 17
LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
HOUSING
Off-Campus Housing:
Office of Off-Campus and Commuter Services
754 Ostrom Avenue, Syracuse, NY 13244
offcampus@syr.edu or (315) 443-2343
http://occs.syr.edu/
http://www.orangehousing.com/
(Do not sign two housing leases)
On-Campus Housing:
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
Office of Housing, Meal Plan, and I.D. Card Services
http://housingmealplans.syr.edu/index.cfm
Steele Hall #206
housing@syr.edu or (315) 443-2721
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY
Campus Phone
711
Campus Pay Phone
*711
From AT&T, Verizon,
or Sprint cell phones
Emergency email
and text messaging,
from any cell phone
From any phone
#SU (#78)
711@syr.edu
315-443-2224
NO-SMOKING POLICY
Syracuse University is a Non-smoking and Non-tobacco campus. This includes
cigarettes, cigars, chewing tobacco, e-cigarettes, vaporizers, pipes, etc.
Smoking is prohibited on campus and within any campus buildings.
NO DESIGNATED SMOKING AREAS

Smoking is prohibited anywhere on campus
LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
BANKING
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
Banks
 JP Morgan Chase,
 First Niagara,
 M&T Bank
Key Bank, Bank of
America, SEFCU, are
within short driving
distance
LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
BANKING
Please note: local banks will not cash your personal checks unless you have
an account with them.
1. Bring your passport and other immigration documents
2. Bring your SU-ID
Syracuse University owns many ATMs on campus. The transaction
service charge is a $1.75 per withdrawal. Contact your bank to determine
if they charge any additional ATM service fees.
LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
BANKING
LOCAL BANKS
 Bank of America
Nottingham Office
401 Nottingham Road
315-446-2312
800-841-4000
www.bankofamerica.com
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
JP Morgan Chase, University Hill
Branch
649 South Crouse Avenue
315-476-5870
www.chase.com

Key Bank of New York,
Nottingham Office
215 Tecumseh Road
315-446-8091 888-539-1234
www.key.com
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M&T Bank, University Hill Office
725 Irving Avenue
Syracuse, NY 13210-1704
315-422-2110 800-724-2440
www.mandtbank.com
First Niagara, University Branch
1004 East Adams Street
800-421-0004
www.fnfg.com
LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
CELLPHONE
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
Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T,
Sprint, etc.
You need to bring your
passport, I-20, and SUID to
open an account or purchase a
new cellphone.
You can bring the documents
with you during the
international student
orientation sessions. You will
have a chance to talk with the
representatives from the
different companies.
AT&T and T-Mobile’s
representatives will be
available during orientations
LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
CELLPHONE


Every phone company offers different plans for
Syracuse students, it is important to assess your
needs and choose accordingly.
Syracuse University does not endorse any
vendors. Be advised that discounts may change
from time to time and must be confirmed with
the vendor at the time of purchase.
DRIVING IN SYRACUSE
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1.
2.
3.
4.
Foreign License: 18 months
International Driving Permit
New York Learner’s Permit
Dept. of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
MV-44 Form
Written Test
Fee ($50-70)
New York Driving License
1.
Practice Practice Practice
2.
Driving Schools
3.
Driving Test
http://international.syr.edu/new-students/life-insyracuse/driving/driving-in-us.html
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LIFE IN SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY
GETTING AROUND
On and Off Campus
 Campus bus information @
http://parking.syr.edu/
 Connective corridor @
http://connectivecorridor.syr.edu/
 Centro bus information @
http://centro.org/
ORIENTATION REMINDER!
Graduate Orientation:
August 21, 2015
8:30am-5 pm
Undergraduate Orientation:
Session I: August 23-24
Session II: August 25-26
8:30-6pm
8. COMPLETE THE TASKS AND
RETURN CLEARANCE FORM
 Return
the Clearance form to the
Slutzker Center after completing the
above tasks and retrieving the
appropriate signatures.
 Please
make sure to sign the back
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
ORIENTATION I: DAY 1 (AUGUST 23)
Blue Team
8:30-9:15am
Check-in & Breakfast
9:15-11:55am
Student Life and Orientation, Housing, Meal
Plans & ID,
Student Rights and Responsibilities &
Connections & SCIS Programs
12:00-12:45pm
Yellow Team
8:30-9:15am
Check-in & Breakfast
9:30-11:30am
Yellow Team Challenge
11:30-12:15pm
Lunch
12:40-1:00pm
Cell phone and insurance
1:00-5:40pm
Student Life and Orientation, Housing, Meal Plans
& ID,
Student Rights and Responsibilities &
Connections & SCIS Programs & Academic Life
and U.S. Classroom Culture, Academic Integrity,
Cell Phones, & Insurance
6:00-7:00pm
BBQ
Lunch
1:00-3:00pm
Blue Team Challenge
3:25-5:40pm
Academic Life and U.S. Classroom Culture,
Academic Integrity, Cell Phones, &
Insurance
6:00-7:00pm
BBQ
Please arrive on time and wear clothing appropriate for: “moderate activity”
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT ORIENTATION

Comfortable clothes and footwear
UNDERGRADUATE STUDENT
ORIENTATION I: DAY 2 (AUGUST 24)
Blue Team
8:30-9:15am
9:15-10:15am
10:15-11:15am
Check-in & Breakfast
Yellow Team
8:30-9:15am
Check-in & Breakfast
9:15-10:15am
Academic Department Meetings
10:15-11:15am
Bookstore
11:30-12:30pm
Lunch
12:30-4:45pm
International Student Orientation Information
Sessions
Academic Department Meetings
Bookstore
11:30-12:30pm
Lunch
12:30-4:45pm
International Student Orientation Information
Sessions
Please bring your clearance
form for the SECOND day
of your orientation session!!!
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