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Terps After DarkTerps After Dark is a collection of late-night alcohol-free events for 1st-year students, and students new to the university, engaged on-campus during the first six weeks of school. -
Terp T-Shirt Design ContestShow us your Maryland pride and Terp spirit! Create a one-of-kind t-shirt to be sold in the University Book Center and online throughout the academic year. The contest is open to all UMD students, alumni, parents/families, faculty, and staff. -
Fall Move InMove-in occurs Thursday August 24 through Sunday, August 27. -
Resident Life OrientationLearn about what to expect for 2017-2018 from the Department of Resident Life -
Distributing emergency food to Terps in need.The University of Maryland Campus Pantry’s mission is to alleviate food hardship among UMD students, faculty and staff by providing emergency food to our students, faculty, and staff in need.
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Your student, along with eight million others, is immersed in four of the most important years of their life. It is a time that is both exciting and frightening—a period of joy, pain, discovery, and disappointment. With all that is learned and experienced, your student will no doubt leave the University of Maryland as a different person and, along the way, you will experience much of the same happiness and defeats as does your student.
Most universities schedule orientations for both first-time college students and parents to help them cope with the changes and demands of the freshman experience. However, the reality is that a child's departure to college affects all members of the family system--not only the student who is leaving and the parents who are letting them go--but also the siblings left behind.
During orientation this summer, we informed you about the AlcoholEdu for College online alcohol education course that is required by the University for all new students to complete. Instructions about the course are being sent to them via postal mail.
UMD requires that all undergraduate students taking 6 or more credits have health insurance. Students are required to provide proof of health insurance by completing an on-line waiver once each academic year. Many students are covered on a family plan and do not need to purchase additional insurance from the university. Be sure your student completes the online waiver to prevent automatic enrollment in the University’s Student Health Insurance Plan (SHIP).
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