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Checklist for Newly Admitted Students

Before arrival:

  • Admission letter has been received.
    (International students - I-20 or DS-2019 has also been received.)
  • International students - obtained visa.
  • Viewed Graduate School's virtual orientation site for information.
  • Travel plans have been made.
  • Housing has been arranged.
  • Contact has been made with advisor

After arrival:

  • Made banking arrangements.
  • Secured housing and paid necessary deposits.
  • International students - Went to Lafene Health Center to make arrangements for mandatory tuberculoisis testing if from high risk country. NOTE: It is very important that international students obtain mandatory health insurance before beginning TB testing.
  • International students - Took I-20 or DS-2019 to International Student Center. Attended orientation sessions for international students.
  • International students - If required, contacted English Language Program to register for English proficiency test. Took test.
  • International students on graduate teaching appointments - Contacted English Language Program to register for SPEAK test. Took test.
  • Met with advisor for information concerning enrollment, departmental orientation sessions, and program requirements.
  • Attended orientation session sponsored by the Graduate School for all new graduate students.
  • Attended orientation session sponsored by the Graduate School for all new graduate teaching assistants, graduate research assistants, and graduate assistants.
  • Enrolled in classes after consultation with advisor.
  • Paid tuition and fees.
  • Obtained student identification card.
  • Obtained parking permit (if needed).
  • Set up computer account.
  • Became familiar with K-State Online system for use in coursework.
  • Purchased books and supplies.
  • Attended departmental orientation sessions, if applicable.
  • Attended first class!

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