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Welcome to Orientation at Westminster
Welcome to Westminster Choir College and thanks for visiting the Orientation site! We are excited that you will be coming very soon and look forward to seeing you on campus. Orientation is a time when you will familiarize yourself with various aspects of college life. There will be academic components, along with many chances to socialize with your new class! Westminster really is a special place where you can grow both musically and personally, and Orientation sets you on that path.
Summer Orientation Packet
Undergraduate students receive an Orientation packet soon after they make their Admissions deposit. This mailing includes the orientation schedule, an orientation preference sheet, and information about campus life and the local area. Room assignments will be sent out in a separate mailing.
If you would like to learn more about health records and immunization requirements, please visit our Student Health Services' website.
Graduate students will be sent information as they deposit.
Summer Orientation Sessions
Summer Orientation sessions give students the opportunity to connect with the university, find out more about college life, talk with administrators, and meet other incoming students. Summer Orientation is an exciting, informative two-day program for new students and their family members. Students have the opportunity to meet and get to know students on both the Princeton and Lawrenceville campuses, learn about available resources, and meet with faculty and administrators.
Testing Day
For more details about testing, please refer to the Hearings and Placement Testing website.
Learn more about academics and academic services, please click here.
Staying Overnight
Students and up to two family members have the option to stay overnight on the Lawrenceville campus during summer orientation sessions. Please note that residence halls are not air conditioned! If you would prefer to stay in a local hotel, there are several options available to you.
Check this out! Information students living on campus need to know
- Information for Students Living on Campus - What to bring and what to leave at home
- Triples Information - Important Information
- Technology access - You will receive your e-mail address, password, and information regarding accessing the university network during Orientation.
Are you a graduate student looking for off campus housing?
Off campus housing information.
If you are looking for a roommate, the Office of the Associate Dean of Students is currently keeping a list of students in the same position. If you would like to be added to this list, please call the Office of the Associate Dean of Students at (609) 921-7100 x8263.
