Step 1: Go to WebAdvisor Online

Step 2: In the lower right-hand corner, click Account Information then What’s my User ID and enter your last name and student ID or SSN number. Click Submit.

Step 3: User ID will appear. Your initial password is the first initial first name, first initial of your last name, and your birth date in mm/dd/yy (with slashes format)

• For example: Jane Doe, born on February 17 of 1994 would be jd02/17/94

Step 4: You can now login into WebAdvisor using the Log In button in the top right corner.

1. Log into WebAdvisor.
2. Select the Student Tab
3. Under "Financial Information", select "Pay Orientation Fee"

Students will complete the priority advising survey and the professional advisors in the Center for the First Year Experience will create the majority of their schedule prior to them attending New Student Orientation. Therefore, as long as students complete the survey, their schedule will be completed prior to attending New Student Orientation, with the exception of a math course. Students will be handed a completed schedule during their academic department meeting. Thereby, leaving them more time to meet with faculty, meet with student services areas, and gather campus resource information.

1. Completed Medical Health History
2. Immunizations: Must show proof of two (2) doses of MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella) - Not required for students born before 1956.  If records are not available, medical confirmation that the student had the disease(s) or a titer (blood test) will be accepted.
3. Meningococcal Vaccination: Required for students living on-campus ONLY

Please note:  Immunization requirements for international student may vary, depending on personal medical history and travel, please contact Student Health Center for further information.

Sunday, August 18, 2013—Friday, August 23, 2013

Students will get a head start on college, earn college credit toward graduation, and get connected early to peers, faculty, and staff, thereby providing them with a clear path to success.

If you require any special assistance or academic services in testing please contact the Office of Disability Services at (573) 681-5167. Examples of these types of services include, but are not limited to an Individual Education Plan (IEP), dyslexia, documented learning disabilities, blindness, hearing impaired, additional time in test-taking, etc. Students MUST self-identify and register with Disability Services in order to receive accommodations during New Student Orientation.

Housing application and $125.00 housing de-posit. (cash, check, money order acceptable forms of payment) if you have not submitted yet
 Roommate questionnaire
 Official and unopened transcripts not yet submitted to the Office of Admissions for previously earned college credit and final high school transcripts
 Health Center requirements
 Your Webadvisor login and password, you will need it for the math placement exam

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