New Student Orientation

 

 

Welcome to DePaul University!

If you have been issued a SEVIS I-20 Form and/or a SEVIS DS-2019 Form, you must attend the International Student Office (ISO) orientation. The ISO orientation is mandatory for all international students who are new to DePaul University (this includes students transferring from another U.S. university). Remember that this orientation is different and separate from the orientation you may be required to attend by your academic department. 

The ISO orientation will cover important information regarding your F-1 and/or J-1 non-immigrant student visa status especially as it relates to the new Student and Exchange Visitor Information System (SEVIS). The orientation will also introduce you to various academic and social resources of the University.  
 

Click here for Pre-Arrival information.

 

Spring 2009 Degree Student Orientation

Tuesday, March 17, 2009, 10:00 AM

DePaul Center Room 8014

Tuesday, March 24, 2009, 10:00 AM

DePaul Center Room 8211

Tuesday, March 31, 2009, 10:00 AM

DePaul Center Room 8014

Click here to register for the ISO orientation.

Please note that the ISO orientation is required of all international students in addition to those orientations conducted by the Office of Academic Enhancement and/or your academic department.



If you arrive to the U.S. early, you may be eager to register for classes and find out more about DePaul and Chicago.

Please refer to the PDF documents below to help you get started with your first few days in the U.S. Additional information is provided throughout the ISO website and the DePaul University website.

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·         Getting started at DePaul (Post-Arrival Information)

·         Living in Chicago (Post-Arrival Information)

·         Academic calendar 2008-2009

·         Bank account

·         Crime Prevention and Safety

·         Employment

·         Housing in Chicago

·         Household utilities

·         Rules for maintaining F-1 status

·         Social Security Number (SSN)

·         Travel outside the U.S.

·         Updating your address



 


Updated 11.2008