FY Orientation - 2025 Online

    Saturday, March 1, 2025 at 12:01 AM until Monday, September 15, 2025 at 11:59 PMCentral Standard Time UTC -06:00


    Online
    2811 E 14th St
    Des Moines, IA 50316
    United States

    Online First-Year Orientation for out-of-state, international, or Iowa students who are not able to attend one of the four in-person days.
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    Help Us Create Your First Semester
    Many first-year students take one or two domain, or general education, classes in their first semester. Please rank the following domains so we can determine which class may be best for your schedule. Completion of this form will help your GV Completion Coach build a first semester schedule around your interests in a major, minor, general education courses, and more.  It does not guarantee students will be placed in these classes.

    1 = highest preference and 4 = lowest preference
    Faith and Meaning
    Classes include comparing major faiths, traditions, belief systems, and philosophies; acquiring self-awareness and its roots; and applying critical reasoning to faith and meaning.
    Faith and Meaning
    Classes include comparing major faiths, traditions, belief systems, and philosophies; acquiring self-awareness and its roots; and applying critical reasoning to faith and meaning.
    Fine Arts
    Classes include aesthetic elements, learning how aesthetic expressions are informed, developing a personal and critical framework, and acquiring self-awareness.
    Fine Arts
    Classes include aesthetic elements, learning how aesthetic expressions are informed, developing a personal and critical framework, and acquiring self-awareness.
    Natural World
    Classes include scientific discussions, labs, data analysis, testing hypotheses, distinguishing between findings, modifying ideas over time, and applying the language of sciences.
    Natural World
    Classes include scientific discussions, labs, data analysis, testing hypotheses, distinguishing between findings, modifying ideas over time, and applying the language of sciences.
    Society and Human Behavior
    Classes include analyzing representations and relationships, defining human behavior, communicating understanding of theories, and multicultural perspectives.
    Society and Human Behavior
    Classes include analyzing representations and relationships, defining human behavior, communicating understanding of theories, and multicultural perspectives.
    First-year students often have opportunity to explore an area of interest outside of the major. Please select any of the following areas of study in which you are interested to help your advisor identify potential elective classes.
    Biology
    Biology
    Chemistry
    Chemistry
    Creative Writing
    Creative Writing
    Environmental Literature
    Environmental Literature
    History
    History
    Humanities
    Humanities
    Music
    Music
    Philosophy
    Philosophy
    Physical Science
    Physical Science
    Political Science
    Political Science
    Sociology/Psychology
    Sociology/Psychology
    Spanish
    Spanish
    Speech/Public Speaking
    Speech/Public Speaking
    Theatre
    Theatre
    Theology/Religion
    Theology/Religion