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Welcome New Student!
Congratulations and welcome to
Salisbury University!
To help you navigate your first steps as an SU student, we have designed a
Step-By-Step Guide to assist you. Following this guide will help you stay
organized and assist you in a smooth and successful transition to life on
Salisbury’s campus. Please complete each item, paying special attention to due
dates, and feel free to contact any of the offices involved in the process for
assistance. We have also provided a printable Step-By-Step Guide to help you track your
progress.
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| 1. Depositing with Salisbury |
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Paying your admissions acceptance deposit secures
your place in our incoming class. You can pay online
through your GullNet account. Visit the
Cashiers Office Payment Web site for more information.
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Financial Aid |
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If you have applied for financial aid, you will receive
information once your FAFSA form has been processed. To
secure your aid, make sure that you have accepted it
online. For instructions on how to accept your aid
online through GullNet, visit
the
Financial Aid Notification Guide.
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Housing |
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Students planning to live in campus housing must pay their housing deposit and
fill out a housing contract by the published deadline.
Students planning to live off-campus are encouraged to use the Office of
Off-Campus Housing as a resource to identify
opportunities in the local area.
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Residency |
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Students who wish to claim in-state tuition must complete a residency form through their
GullNet account. To read the Board of Regents' policy on residency, click
here. The staff of the Residency Office is available daily to assist in understanding the policy as well as to assist students in preparing the petition for submission.
If you have specific questions, please contact the Residency Office at 410-543-6547 or e-mail us at
tuitionresidency@salisbury.edu.
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5. Health Forms |
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All incoming students are required to complete a
Medical History on line and submit the required
immunization records to the office of Student Health
Services before enrolling. This form may also be used to
fulfill some of the health form requirements for SU’s
athletic programs and New Student Experience trips.
Visit
Student Health
Services where you will find links to complete this
requirement through your Gullnet account.
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6. Accuplacer Math Assessment |
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First Year Students Only
Salisbury University is committed to the academic
success of our students. Accuplacer (a diagnostic
assessment), is designed to enhance students academic
experience by more accurately placing student in courses
that best match their readiness level. Students will
take this placement tool during the Preview program.
Accuplacer FAQs |
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Preview Registration Program |
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Students register for courses at
SU’s Preview Program held in late June for Fall students
and January for Spring students.
After you pay
your acceptance deposit, you will receive an invitation
and the opportunity to register for a specific day
through your GullNet account.
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Emergency Notification |
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New Students should register
for the University’s emergency text message alert system
through GullNet.
Click "Emergency Notification System".
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9. Outdoor Programs |
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SU offers a variety of
exciting summer trips for new students. Check out the
list at the
New
Student Experience Web site and register
online through GullNet.
Outdoor program priority is given to first year students.
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10. Individual Student Services |
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Many offices within
Student Affairs offer special services to students with
individual needs. Learn more here:
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| 11. Billing |
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Bills are mailed by the cashier’s office in
mid-July (for fall semester) and mid-December (for
spring semester). Bills can be paid online through
GullNet.
Students may also sign up for Electronic Refunds of
financial aid through GullNet.
More information is
available at the
Cashier's Office eRefund Web site
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| 12. FERPA
(The Family Educational
Rights and Privacy Act of 1974) |
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If students wish to give parental access to
their educational information they may log in to
GullNet
to access the FERPA Tutorial.
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| 13. Parking and Vehicles |
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Incoming students
may register vehicles online and apply for a parking
permit at the
University Police Parking Web site
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| 14. Books |
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Students typically order books once their
schedules are set. To order books for pick up, visit
the Salisbury
University Bookstore Web site
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| 15. New Student Reader |
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To find out more information about satisfying your
requirements in the New Student Reader program please
visit the
New Student Reader Web site
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| 16. Orientation |
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First-year students arrive on campus
early to participate in the Orientation Program. Check
the
Student
Activities Web site for the latest dates.
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