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It’s time to make you an Arrow.
Reply to our offer of admission and submit your deposit by June 1. These two steps, together, let us know your plans and hold your place in the class.
A lot has changed this summer, but one thing that hasn't changed is that Ursuline College is fully committed to creating a safe & welcoming experience for all new students joining us this fall.
Information & Updates for Fall 2020 Arrows
Ready to officially become an Arrow? Submit your deposit! Ursuline’s deposit deadline is June 1st. After June 1st, deposits will be accepted as space allows but are no longer refundable.
Your deposit kicks off your access to inside Ursuline information. You will get your Ursuline email, hear about Academic Advising so you can schedule classes for the fall, learn about housing options, be invited to incoming-student-only events to meet your future classmates, and more!
Deposits can be submitted at www.ursuline.edu/deposit. For students living on-campus, the deposit fee is $200.00. For commuters, the deposit fee is $100.00. Once you enroll, your deposit fee is credited to your Ursuline account and will become a credit on your first invoice. If your deposit fee creates an undue burden for your family, please contact your Admission Counselor to discuss alternatives.
Once you deposit your Ursuline student account will be created, including your Ursuline student email! Login instructions will be emailed to you by Ursuline’s IT department, starting after May 22nd. While the Admission Office will be primarily communicating to you using your personal email account, you will find important campus updates and Ursuline insider-information in your Ursuline email. Over the summer, be sure to check both accounts.
In order to create your Ursuline Student ID, we need your photo! Email your headshot to the Student Service Center. Student IDs will be distributed during Fall Orientation. Don't worry, these photos do not need to be perfect! Photos are only about the size of a postage stamp on your Student ID.
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All of Ursuline’s Academic Orientations have moved to a new virtual format. The information covered during Academic Orientation will be included in our new New Student Online Experience (NSOE) and your academic advising meeting will be arranged between you and your advisor to set up your course schedule.
Academic Advising Meetings will happen this summer virtually. After you have completed the appropriate form, your advisor will reach out to you via email to schedule a meeting. These meetings may happen over the phone, via Zoom or in another method determined between the two of you.
After you complete your required forms, a copy of your pre-advising responses will be emailed to you so that you have a copy of what was shared with your academic advisor. The two of you will use this information to help frame your conversation about your academic plans and setting your class schedule for the fall. Additionally, be sure to submit an updated copy of your transcripts, or Advanced Placement (AP) exam results to the Processing Center (processingcenter@ursuline.edu) so that your advisor has the most up-to-date information.
Last but not least, bring your questions! This is the perfect opportunity to talk more about your major and any goals you may have for your time at Ursuline (and beyond!).
The New Student Online Experience (NSOE) is your virtual introduction to Ursuline College. This online course will serve as a resource to all things Ursuline. Don’t be surprised if you find yourself referencing the NSOE all throughout your first year (and second year… and third year…).
The NSOE covers relevant information to a successful start at Ursuline. Completion of the NSOE is required for all incoming students and a certificate of completion is required to begin classes. The course will take about 2.5 hours to complete but it is designed to be viewed in pieces. No need to do everything all at once! The beginning portion can be completed at any time, but the second half of the NSOE is design for after your fall schedule has been finalized with your academic advisor. You can’t look up what books you need to buy if you don’t know what classes you are taking!
With safety in mind, Ursuline will place residential students in single-occupancy rooms for the 2020-2021 Academic Year.
Incoming residents will be placed in a double room without a roommate, at the double room rate. First year students will continue to be placed in Murphy or Grace Hall. Transfer students may also have the option to live in Smith Hall, at the current Smith room rate. Designated quarantine rooms will also be reserved, if the need arises.
To be guaranteed a room on campus, you must submit your deposit before the Priority Housing Deadline of July 15, 2020. The following items can be sent via email to Gina DeMart Kraus:
If incoming students would like to have a roommate for 2020-2021, students can still choose to do so. On your Room Placement Survey you will both need to request living with each other as roommates. An additional waiver will be required for both students acknowledging the arrangement and risks that may be involved. Both students will still be charged the standard double rate.
Over the summer you will also want to finalize your financial aid plans. Be sure that Ursuline has recieved your FAFSA and that you have reviewed your financial aid offer. Complete any additional paperwork requested on your offer (extra copies can be found here) and complete your entrance loan counseling if needed. Your first invoice will be mailed to your in July or after your classes are scheduled, whichever comes first.
Join our admitted-students-only Instagram account for important updates and invites to upcoming social events throughout the summer. While we may not be able to see you in person, you won't miss out on the chance to meet other incoming students! Request to follow our Class of 2024 Instagram account.
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