Orientation is mandatory for all new resident and commuter undergraduate students. Please see June Orientation dates below.
We’ll catch you up on what you missed at June Orientation. We’ll get you connected with campus offices and resources to make sure you’re ready for the Fall semester!
Reminder: All new students (residents and commuters) must participate in Orientation or My Mack in Action. You are also required to attend the August Orientation before your classes start.
Single Day Sessions: 6/12, 6/18 & 6/23
Overnight Session: 6/16-17
More information regarding the schedule will be coming soon.
All new Merrimack students must attend, including transfer students and commuters.
Orientation Registration is one of your MackTasks!
There are no costs for students and families attending Orientation sessions.
Accommodations are available by contacting the Office of Accessibility Services.
Adjustments are different for everyone, especially in college and especially as a transfer student. Merrimack has many support systems to help you adjust to your new lifestyle. Some of the support systems include Hamel Health, The Counseling Center, the Academic Success Center, and Resident and Commuter Advisors.
Getting to know your peers and the orientation staff is a great way to start connecting with different student organizations and clubs! The Office of Student Involvement also holds an involvement fair during the first couple weeks of the semester which is a great place to learn about what Merrimack has to offer.
Merrimack College prides itself on not being a suitcase school. Most students stay at Merrimack through the weekends and the Office of Student Involvement runs at least one program every weekend.
All commuter students are guaranteed on-campus parking. The Student Vehicle Registration Form is in MyMack> Quick Links. Resident students are welcome to complete the Student Vehicle Registration Application. However, parking spaces are not guaranteed and will be prioritized based on class year, students with approved accommodations from the Accessibility Services Office, and students with confirmed off-campus experiential-education placements. As a general rule, freshmen and sophomore resident students should not expect to have a vehicle on campus, and opportunities for juniors will be limited.
You will receive your MackCard when you arrive on campus for Fall Orientation.
Please ensure your score reports or official transcripts with final grades are submitted electronically to Merrimack College by emailing [email protected]. More information about the transfer credit awarding process can be found on our Transfer Credit page. If you have any questions, please contact [email protected].
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