At this point you are probably completely freaking out. Not only are you graduating from high school, a situation you have become accustomed to for the past 13 years; but you are also getting ready to leave home, long-term, for the first time in your life. Luckily, you get a small glance into college life when you attend your freshmen orientation over the summer. So, take a deep breath and relax! Orientation is a great time to explore everything SUNY Oswego has to offer, and hopefully you will even meet a few friends and have some familiar faces when you come back to campus on move-in day! Below is your official SUNY Oswego orientation bucket list: a list of must do’s while you are on campus for the first time over night!
I promise you, it never gets old and you will never forget that view.
This will feel extremely uncomfortable, but do it anyway. I still talk to a bunch of people I met at orientation.
Yes, they are so weird and you will probably hate them; but they are a good memory to laugh about later.
You will see them at some point in the future. Get to know them!
Grab a new friend and head down to the lake!
Get yourself lost, more than once. This place is your home for the next 4 years. Get used to it!
It is never a bad decision.
It is your first of many nights in Oswego, have some fun.
Nothing is better than ice cream on the lake.
This is the beginning of quite possibly the best 4 years of your life. Take it all in!
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