Access important IC systems and tools, including your Ithaca College email. See emails from servicedesk@ithaca.edu for instructions. Once you've completed the steps, it will take up to 12 hours before you can log in, and you'll receive an email when your new IC student account is fully set up. Note: Some New Student Checklist items will require your IC account log in so it's best to set this up as soon as possible.

Complete health certification forms online and submit your official immunization record. Health Center staff verify that all elements are in compliance, so if you are unsure if you have submitted all of your required forms, please email ICHealthCertifications@cayugamed.org. *Please note that completing these forms is legally mandated.*

Complete this survey to help us create a personalized schedule that combines courses in your major or Exploratory Pathway with core and elective courses, all of which count toward your degree. Our team of advising experts will create a balanced schedule that sets you up for success in your first semester! (Please note that you need to set up your IC account to complete this item.)

Because math proficiency is a requirement for your major, you must complete the Math Placement Assessment. This will help ensure that we create the most appropriate fall course schedule for you. Please email mathchair@ithaca.edu if you have any questions about the Math Placement Assessment.

Your results on the Math Placement Assessment will help ensure that we create the most appropriate fall course schedule for you. Please email mathchair@ithaca.edu if you have any questions about the Math Placement Assessment.

IC Advantage features fun mini courses offered online in July to help you get to know other incoming students and gain confidence about coming to college. (The first one is FREE!) Nine out of ten students who took one last summer said they would recommend doing it. Register through IC Connect. More info at ithaca.edu/academics/extended-studies/incoming-students.

Official final transcripts include final grades for courses completed and a graduation date. They should be sent directly to Ithaca College by the high school(s) and/or any college(s) you have attended or from which you have earned credit.

Ithaca College currently accepts Advanced Placement Exams, CLEP exams, and International Baccalaureate Exams. Exam results must be sent from the testing agency directly to the Office of the Registrar at the following address: Office of the Registrar, Ithaca College, 953 Danby Road, Ithaca NY 14850.

A feature within your IC Connect portal, Meet Your Classmates allows you to submit your social preferences, upload a photo and description, and start connecting with other incoming IC students.

This self-paced free course (one elective credit, asynchronous) allows music and musical theatre majors to advance their music literacy skills while learning basic vocal and keyboard skills, preferably via access to a keyboard or keyboard app.

IC's three-day Spring Orientation program, required of all new students, allows you to meet faculty & staff, connect with other students, learn about key resources, enjoy fun social events, and navigate life at IC before classes begin.

The World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Department will email you with next steps regarding the Language Placement Assessment. Your results on the Language Placement Assessment will help ensure that you are placed at the appropriate course level.

The World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Department will email you with next steps regarding the Language Placement Assessment. Your results on the Language Placement Assessment will help ensure that you are placed at the appropriate course level.

The World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Department will email you with next steps regarding the Language Placement Assessment. Your results on the Language Placement Assessment will help ensure that you are placed at the appropriate course level.

The World Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Department will email you with next steps regarding the Language Placement Assessment. Your results on the Language Placement Assessment will help ensure that you are placed at the appropriate course level.

Upload a photo so you can pick up your ID card on move-in day!

Please read the "Residence / Off-Campus Policy" (Section 7.5.1 of the Ithaca College Policy Manual) and sign the acknowledgment.

Log onto the Housing Portal, via HomerConnect, to submit your housing preferences. Your housing assignments will be emailed and posted on the Housing Portal on 6/26/24.

Log onto the Housing Portal, via HomerConnect, to sign your housing agreement.

Log onto the Housing Portal, via HomerConnect, to let us know if you have someone you want to live with by filling out a roommate group request.

Log onto the Housing Portal, via HomerConnect, to apply for Residential Learning Communities if you are interested. See more info at https://www.ithaca.edu/residential-life/living-campus/residential-learning-communities-special-housing-options.

Set up authorized payers for any person who needs access to view and/or pay your bill.

Complete the FERPA Release Form if you would like the Office of Student Financial Services to be able to share financial aid and billing information with another person. You will need to log in using your IC account to access the form.

New students living in an on-campus residential hall (not apartment) will be automatically enrolled in the basic Residence Plan which includes 24 weekly meals with up to 7 meal exchanges at the various satellite retail cafes across campus. If you wish to increase the number of meal exchanges available, two other meal plans are available which you will be able to elect between 6/1/24 and 9/6/24.

Complete required paperwork with the Office of Student Financial Services and learn about payment options.

Review your fall bill, explore payment options to pay your balance by August 10, and contact Student Financial Services if you have any questions about due dates.

Apply for Jumpstart, a free, fun, interest-based early immersion program that begins 8/19/24.

Connect with faculty & staff, make friends, learn about key resources, enjoy fun social events, and get acclimated to life at IC before classes begin.

Review your preferred name and cell phone number to ensure they are correct, and if not, request updates.

Learn more about eligibility requirements and request a waiver if needed. Please note that a limited amount of fee waivers are available.

Learn more about alcohol and other substances, including strategies on being a prosocial bystander and making informed choices. *Please note that completing this module is required in order to register for IC classes in future semesters.*

Learn about identity, power, privilege, oppression, and unconscious bias along with strategies for self-care and creating equitable environments. For more information, visit: ithaca.edu/student-affairs-and-campus-life/community-education-requirements. *Please note that completing this module is required in order to register for IC classes in future semesters.*

Learn about your personal responsibility to prevent and report sexual harassment and violence.

Review the Student Health Insurance Plan benefits. If you wish to keep your current health insurance, be sure to submit the health insurance waiver and proof of coverage by September 15. Students who do not submit a waiver form will be auto-enrolled in the Student Health Insurance Plan, and receive billing on their student account. The waiver form will be available in mid-July.

As a new IC community member, it is critical for you to take some time to read through the Student Code of Conduct, Title IX, & Alcohol and Other Drugs Policy.