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Be on the lookout for an email from 17³Ô¹ÏÍø Access Services for details on how to set up your 17³Ô¹ÏÍø username and password. Once completed, you’ll be able to access your 17³Ô¹ÏÍø email by visiting . Need help setting things up? Contact the IT Help Desk at 504.280.HELP (4357).

If you are a freshman or transfer student with less than 60 hours, you must attend a Registration Day session. If you are an adult student (age 25 and up) or a non-degree seeking student it is not required, but we encourage you to register for one of our upcoming Registration Days. These one-day programs are designed to assist you during your transition to 17³Ô¹ÏÍø and are required for all incoming Freshmen students. During the Registration Day, you’ll meet with your academic advisor, get your privateer ID, and most importantly – register for classes!

New Student Experience

The Immunization Compliance Form can be completed and submitted via email to healthservices@uno.edu, faxed to 504.280.3975 or in person to UC 248. If you have any questions you can contact us at 504.280.6222.

The Immunization Waiver and information on Immunization Compliance can be accessed online here.

If you are a US citizen who will be receiving TOPS or applying for a 17³Ô¹ÏÍø scholarship or federal financial aid, please complete the applicable FAFSA (Free Application for Federal Student Aid) for your desired semester of attendance.

Learn more about requirements for each student type and access a quick link to the FAFSA

Learn how to accept your scholarships here.

All freshmen and transfer students with 0-23 earned credit hours will work closely with a First Year Advisor until the student transitions to their major college.

First Year Advising

Students who have earned 24+ credit hours will meet with their academic program advisor. See list of phone numbers for advisors from each department.

Meet with Your Advisor

Live like a Privateer in our on-campus housing options and enjoy close connections to other students, faculty and staff. The Pontchartrain Residence Halls and Privateer Place Apartments provide a variety of undergraduate accommodations to experience the university's academic, recreational, and social communities. All unmarried, first-time, full-time undergraduate students must live on campus their first year at 17³Ô¹ÏÍø. If you live within 50 miles of campus and wish to live at home or need to be exempt from the on-campus housing requirement for other reasons, visit the On- Campus Housing Requirement link below to review and complete your housing exemption request.

Learn about On-Campus Housing Requirement | Housing Options

Resident students: meal plans are chosen at the time of housing requests. Please check your Housing Portal to verify the plan that was chosen. You may add extra declining balance via Dine On Campus once dining dollar are used.

Commuters: have several options for meal plans including all the Resident Meal Plans. There are also custom plans that range in size and are fully customizable to meet the needs of any student! Ask to have a residential or commuter meal plan added to your fee bill.

Check out our market comparative analysis. Our meal plans beat the competition on price per meal. Additionally, there is never sales tax added to your meal swipe at the time you use your plan at either The Galley or at our various retail outlets. Sales tax will be added to all cash/credit tranactions at The Galley and retail locations. Take advantage of the savings by purchasing a meal plan today!

Meal plan price

EXTERNAL COMPARISON PRICE PER MEAL*

meal plan holders receive benefits that off campus dining cannot provide

• fixed dining cost per semester
• accommodates students’ preferences & dietary restrictions
• flexible & convenient dining

Access the catalog, bulletin, schedule, and calendar, at the Office of the Registrar's website.
Freshmen and transfer students, this is included in orientation.

Register for Classes

First, pay through Workday or in person at the Bursar’s counter. Then stop by the Campus Police Office (Computing and Communications Center, 2^nd floor) to receive your decal. Be sure to have your car registration information, proof of insurance and receipt of payment with you.

Get Your Parking Decal

Be sure to check your fee bill online and make necessary payments. Credit card and E-check payments are only accepted online via Workday.

Pay your Fee Bill

If you have a disability and will require academic accommodations while enrolled at 17³Ô¹ÏÍø, please take this opportunity to self-identify to the Office of Accessibility Services (OAS). Please be advised, however, that you must provide appropriate documentation of your disability and make an appointment with OAS in order to be eligible for academic accommodations.

More information can be found here.

Go to Information Technology in the Computer Center, room 112.
Freshmen and transfer students, this is included in orientation.

Get Your 17³Ô¹ÏÍø ID

17³Ô¹ÏÍø has a web-based, emergency communications system which enables students to receive important information instantly. The notification system requires no additional software, and your contact information will not be sold to third party marketers.

Sign Up for Emergency Text Message Alerts

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