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International Cooperation General Information International Development for WOU Faculty Exchange Visitors General Information Visiting Scholar Program Current Visiting Scholars Current Students Current Student Handbook Immigration Forms & Information Insurance New Students Pre-Arrival Information Airport Pick Up New Student Handbook Orientation Programs International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) Student Organizations China Center Admissions How to Apply: Degree-seeking How to Apply: Non-degree Costs Scholarships About President's Message Student Photos Student Organizations News & Events Campus Slide Show Campus Maps Site Map
INTERNATIONAL HOME STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS THE STAFF TRANSLATIONS Chinese Español Japanese Korean Portuguese	New International Student Orientation The New International Student Orientation sessions are usually scheduled in the week before the academic term starts. Orientation is designed to provide our new international students with some background information about WOU, its campus and facilities, the City of Monmouth and local resources. Other mandatory meetings include the Health and Medical Screening and making copies of immigration documents. Wednesday, January 04 What to bring with you: Admission letter I-20 Passport, I-94 9:00AM – 11:30 AM – Check-in at ISSA office - Maaske Hall Verify above documents Get ID Cards, bring admission letter (Werner Center) WOU Network/Email /Wolf Web ID and password set-up. Verify on-campus room assignment, apply if needed or required Make appointments with Academic Advising if needed 1:30 PM - Set-up Bank Accounts with local banks (if you don’t have one) for checking, deposit, wire transfer, and get checks to pay fees. (Note: WOU cashiers will not accept card payments, only cash or checks. Card Payments can be done online with a debit card only.) Documents or Information required: Your local mailing address in United States WOU ID Passport, I-20, Admission letter Money to deposit (Minimum $100) Thursday, January 05 9:00AM - Orientation, Immigration Regulations 11:00 AM – Campus tour 1:30 PM - Trip to Salem for those who need to purchase cell phones. (Meet at Maaske Hall) Friday, January 06 TBA – Meet with Academic Advisors Monday, January 09 First Day of Classes Tuesday, January 10 Mandatory Health screening for all International Students Bring medical Documents** Information for Students Setting up their Account and Current Students Network/Email Set-up Instructions or Step by Step Instructions Process to Transfer Credits from a Foreign Institution
Contact International Students and Scholars Affairs ph:503-838-8425 fax:503-838-8338 \| or e-mail: global@wou.edu
MissionWestern Oregon University \| 345 N. Monmouth Ave. \| Monmouth OR 97361 \| 503-838-8000(V/TTY) \| 1-877-877-1593 \| webmaster@wou.edu Text only

International Cooperation General Information International Development for WOU Faculty Exchange Visitors General Information Visiting Scholar Program Current Visiting Scholars Current Students Current Student Handbook Immigration Forms & Information Insurance New Students Pre-Arrival Information Airport Pick Up New Student Handbook Orientation Programs International Cultural Service Program (ICSP) Student Organizations China Center Admissions How to Apply: Degree-seeking How to Apply: Non-degree Costs Scholarships About President's Message Student Photos Student Organizations News & Events Campus Slide Show Campus Maps Site Map
INTERNATIONAL HOME STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS THE STAFF TRANSLATIONS Chinese Español Japanese Korean Portuguese	New International Student Orientation The New International Student Orientation sessions are usually scheduled in the week before the academic term starts. Orientation is designed to provide our new international students with some background information about WOU, its campus and facilities, the City of Monmouth and local resources. Other mandatory meetings include the Health and Medical Screening and making copies of immigration documents. Wednesday, January 04 What to bring with you: Admission letter I-20 Passport, I-94 9:00AM – 11:30 AM – Check-in at ISSA office - Maaske Hall Verify above documents Get ID Cards, bring admission letter (Werner Center) WOU Network/Email /Wolf Web ID and password set-up. Verify on-campus room assignment, apply if needed or required Make appointments with Academic Advising if needed 1:30 PM - Set-up Bank Accounts with local banks (if you don’t have one) for checking, deposit, wire transfer, and get checks to pay fees. (Note: WOU cashiers will not accept card payments, only cash or checks. Card Payments can be done online with a debit card only.) Documents or Information required: Your local mailing address in United States WOU ID Passport, I-20, Admission letter Money to deposit (Minimum $100) Thursday, January 05 9:00AM - Orientation, Immigration Regulations 11:00 AM – Campus tour 1:30 PM - Trip to Salem for those who need to purchase cell phones. (Meet at Maaske Hall) Friday, January 06 TBA – Meet with Academic Advisors Monday, January 09 First Day of Classes Tuesday, January 10 Mandatory Health screening for all International Students Bring medical Documents** Information for Students Setting up their Account and Current Students Network/Email Set-up Instructions or Step by Step Instructions Process to Transfer Credits from a Foreign Institution
Contact International Students and Scholars Affairs ph:503-838-8425 fax:503-838-8338 \| or e-mail: global@wou.edu
MissionWestern Oregon University \| 345 N. Monmouth Ave. \| Monmouth OR 97361 \| 503-838-8000(V/TTY) \| 1-877-877-1593 \| webmaster@wou.edu Text only