Frequently Asked Questions

Log back into your Admissions Status Portal at gogulls.salisbury.edu/status

Yes! All new first year AND transfer students must participate in both programs

All costs are covered through the New Student Orientation Fee, a one-time fee all new students pay as part of their tuition and fees.

Sea Gull Start-Up is held in person on campus. Check-in will be in Blackwell Hall. Parking is available in Camden Parking Lot F. 

• Campus Map

There are a few different options! You can take a virtual tour on your own or visit us during our scheduled open houses, or SU Info Session & Campus tour. More information and links to register can be found on our visit campus page.

We also have some online resources available for students to explore and familiarize themselves with campus:

For a PDF map of campus and more information about each of our buildings follow this link.

Want a virtual tour of campus from our tour guides with information and fun facts about our campus and buildings? Follow this link!

The key to getting a scholarship or grant is to research options and apply! If you don't weigh your options, you won't know what aid is available to you. Financial aid awards don't appear out of nowhere, so you need to apply for grants, loans, and scholarships in order to get the result you want: help with paying for school!

For more information on help with applying for aid visit the "How to Apply" webpage on SU's website.

For more information on types of aid, visit the "Types of Aid" webpage on SU's website.

All students living in traditional housing on campus can choose the All Access Plan or B Plan.

Students living in Chesapeake Hall or Sea Gull Square can choose from the All Access, the B, C, or D Plans.

For more information regarding meal plans, dining dollars, and satellite dining locations, please visit the dining services webpage.

A survey will be available in April through the Admissions Status Portal where students will need to complete and sign up for their Sea Gull Start Up date.

All students are automatically put on the roster to attend First Flight and will just need to sign in at the orientation table after their move-in time for their residence hall

A one-day, on-campus event to help students learn about academic expectations, identify resources and information specific to majors and course selection, and find out about resources available at SU to support success. There are both family and student sessions

There are 2 orientations that are mandatory for all new students to attend.

• Sea Gull Start-Up occurs in June and will run for 2 weeks. Your student will need to select one date out of the 2 weeks to attend. Each day will be a full day of activities from about 9-4
• First Flight occurs the 4 days before school begins in August. After moving in your student will sign into orientation and begin First Flight Thursday evening up until Sunday

Two guests are allowed per student.

Please reach out to the Disability Resource Center (DRC) to discuss accommodation needs and they will be honored

P:(410) 543-6087
E: disabilitysupport@salisbury.edu

These are modules on MyClasses that provide supporting or more information that is necessary to know for your time here at SU. The modules are self-guided and should be completed before First Flight. You will gain access to these modules in my classes after you attend Sea Gull Start-Up in person for the session you signed up for.