University Student Resources

• Free, 3-day program for university-bound students.
• Designed to ease the transition.
• Especially beneficial for students with learning disabilities.

• Assists those with an insufficient background in chemistry to succeed in required year 1 CHEM 1F92.
• Can be applied toward degree as an elective credit.
• Tuition fees apply.

We encourage all future Ravens to register for the CU 1001 program. Offered through the Student Experience Office, CU 1001 is a free, online mini-course experience that provides new students with a focused introduction to the Carleton community. Participants will also have the exclusive opportunity to register for CU 1001 Experience Days featuring in-person presentations and campus tours led by our CU 1001 Orientation Leaders.

There are also a number of new and expanded resources for you to take advantage of this summer and throughout your first year at Carleton.

Please visit our Support For Your Transition to Carleton University site for a complete listing of the transition resources avaialble to you:

• Transition support by faculty
• Transition support for international students
• Transition support for all incoming students

• Science Commons, a dedicated space for chemistry and physics teaching assistants (TAs) to help students enrolled in UG CHEM and PHYS courses.

• Your FYE Leader will mentor and support you as you adjust to being a university student.
• Throughout the summer, receive information about important dates, campus resources and tips for success.
• Meet other first-year students in your program, both online and at Orientation, and attend social events and FYE sessions to make the most of your first year.

• C’est important de commencer l’année du bon pied. Le personnel de l’Université de Hearst (UdeH), l’équipe de mentorat ainsi que vos collègues de classe s’assurent de vous accueillir chaleureusement et de vous faire vivre une expérience enrichissante et inoubliable.
• Cette grande aventure débute avec une séance d’orientation pour :
  • vous souhaiter la bienvenue;
  • vous présenter la grande famille UdeH;
  • vous informer sur les différents services et les dates importantes;
  • vous initier au fonctionnement et aux divers règlements;
  • vous intégrer à la vie universitaire et
  • répondre à vos questions.