Do we stay overnight during Orientation?

<p>I'm not quite understanding how this works. We check in at Sproul Hall, then what? are we going to be spending the entire 3 days in a rez hall or something? thx in advance</p>

<p>two nights, unless you're paying the $50 for extra nights. We'll be staying in Rieber Vista.</p>

<p>should we be bringing like toothbrushes, lotta clothes, whatever? </p>

<p>by the way, what do most orientation people do at NIGHT and after the orientation sessions each day?</p>

<p>i take it you should bring all your toiletries and such unless you want to have bad hygiene</p>

<p>Here's the list that they gave us, for things to bring:

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*  All official records you have received from UCLA, including this confirmation
* A photo ID (e.g., a driver's license or student identification card)
* Your BruinCard - your student ID for UCLA (if you sent in a photo and had your BruinCard mailed back to you)
* Comfortable clothes and shoes, a pen, a #2 pencil
* Money (to pay for parking and/or any souvenirs)
* Copies of transcripts, test score results and catalogs from any post-high school institutions (to assist in planning your coursework for the Fall)
* Backpack or bag to carry items on campus
* First-year students only: toiletries, a towell, an alarm clock (sheets and a pillow will be provided)&lt;/p&gt;

<p>IMPORTANT: Admissions must receive copies of your final official transcripts by July 15, 2006.

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<p>There is also the schedule for orientation:</p>

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Day 1</p>

<pre><code>* 8:45am - Students Meet Their Orientation Counselors
* 10:00am - Opening Address: Entering a Community of Scholars
* 12 noon - Lunch
* 1:00pm - What It Means to Be A Bruin
* 1:30pm - Degree Planner Exercise
* 3:30pm - Math Diagnostic Exam
* 3:30pm - Music Placement Exam
* 5:30pm - Orientation BBQ and Activities Fair
* 7:00pm - University Environment Panel
* 8:45pm - Summer in the Union
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<p>Day 2</p>

<pre><code>* 8:00am - French, German, and Spanish Placement Exams
* 9:00am - 10:30am - Various Workshops on Majors, Minors and Other Programs
* 10:00am - Undergraduate Research Opportunities
* 11:00am - Registration and Enrollment
* 12 noon - Lunch
* Afternoon - Departmental Counseling and Academic Advising with your Orientation Counselor
* Afternoon - Study List Help
* Afternoon - Various Workshops
* 2:30 - 3:30pm - AAP Presentation
* 4:00pm - College Honors Presentation
* 5:00pm - Dinner
* Evening - Appointment with your Orientation Counselor
* 11:30pm - Carpe Noctem
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<p>Day 3</p>

<pre><code>* 9:00am - Enrollment in your Fall Quarter Courses
* 10:30am - Wellness at UCLA: Making Choices
* 12:30pm - Lunch and Campus Tour
* 5:30pm - Bruin Farewell

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<p>I'm guessing people socialize with their 3 day roommate and new friends? Or maybe they walk around campus... you can probably do anything you want on campus. As for me, I'm bringing my badminton gear because I love badminton and they have open gyms on Tuesday nights. :D</p>

<p>Badminton is awesome. I challenge you, sofakingwangsta. :)</p>

<p>Is it a okay if we're a bit late?</p>

<p>I'll arive @ LAX around 7:30 AM, and even though the schedule says 8:45, I'm pretty sure that 8:00 is the official check-in time, right?</p>

<p>Anyone up for tennis??? :)</p>

<p>haha ok dragon17, bring it on! Are you going to the first orientation?</p>

<p>I'm sure that anytime before 9:00am would be alright, especially with your situation. However, I would strongly suggest taking a taxi from LAX since that is the quickest form of transportation.</p>

<p>I love tennis (big tennis & badminton).</p>

<p>Save your energy for the Orientation itself... :rolleyes:</p>

<p>anyone know how to play lacrosse? i have a little two stick set that i can bring. I personally don't know how to play, but i want to.. so ive pretty much been BS'ing my way through it with my friends who also dont know how to play, lol.</p>

<p>I accept, Flopsy. Do you know if I can play during the open gym on Tuesday night? Because my orientation's monday-wed (jul 10-12)</p>

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by the way, what do most orientation people do at NIGHT and after the orientation sessions each day?

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<p>talk with new friends. :) some people might engage in some private activities though ;)</p>

<p>ahh come on that doesnt happen at UCLA. maybe at SDSU.</p>

<p>UCSB too. :P</p>

<p>what's UCSB? university of casual sex and beer? jk :rolleyes:</p>

<p>For the record, I never challenged anyone to badminton in this thread. :rolleyes:</p>

<p>ill play tennis and badminton and ping pong with anyone (if ucla has ping pong tables anywhere)</p>

<p>UCSB - University of **** Sucking Blondes</p>

<p>do we do a lot of walking all 3 days? or only the third day?</p>