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Fall 2010 Admitted Checklist

Important: You may set your ID's/passwords and view your Financial Aid Award Letter and other financial aid information before accepting your offer of admission. However, you must accept your offer of admission prior to completing all other steps on the Admitted Student Checklist.

Accept / Decline

Accept or decline your offer of admission.

You must accept your offer of admission prior to completing the following steps. However, you can check your financial aid status and set your IDs and Passwords before accepting your offer of admission.

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IDs, Passwords, and Computing

In order to check your financial aid status, you must claim and set your NetID and NetID Password and Enterprise ID and Enterprise ID Password. You will frequently use these to access resources, in addition to financial aid, on campus. To claim and set your IDs and passwords, you need your University Identification Number (UIN) located on the back of your Notice of Admission letter. For additional assistance on claiming and setting your IDs and passwords, click here. Read more on IDs and Computing.

Financial Aid

Complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and have the FAFSA information sent to the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, if you have not done so already. The priority filing date is March 15. The electronic Financial Aid Award Letters are generally available beginning in mid-March. You can access your Financial Aid Award Letter and view your financial aid information online by claiming and setting your NetID and NetID Password and Enterprise ID and Enterprise ID Password (see above). You do not have to accept your offer of admission to view your Award Letter. You are able to check your Financial Aid status prior to accepting your offer of admission. Read more on Financial Aid.

Housing

Housing applications are available starting January 15, 2010. After accepting your offer of admission, complete your University Residence Hall contract online with your housing advance payment, or apply online with a Private Certified Housing facility. Transfer students also have the option of choosing off-campus housing. Read more on Housing.

Summer Registration

Transfer registration programs will be held toward the end of May; freshman registration programs will begin after Memorial Day and will run through mid-July. There will also be August program dates available for those unable to attend earlier in the summer. Students will be able to sign up for their registration dates this spring; please continue to refer to this checklist for specific details in the future. An e-mail will also be sent with additional information.

College Homework and Tutorials

The registration homework and tutorials will be available online starting May 4, 2010. These MUST be completed at least one week before you attend your registration program.

Placement

Take your placement exams. NOTE: These MUST be completed at least one week before you attend your Summer Registration Program. Transfer students: Find out if you need to take placement tests. Read more on Placement.

Final Transcripts

Send final transcripts to the Office of Admissions as soon as final grades are posted.

Health

Complete and submit the required McKinley Health Center Immunization and Medical History Forms. NOTE: Domestic students must submit the forms by July 1, 2010. International students must bring completed forms to campus. Read more on Health.

Disability Related Resources / Accommodations

Students with disabilities must contact DRES to request and obtain disability-related assistance at least six weeks prior to the first day of classes in order to allow adequate time to make the necessary accommodation arrangements. Read more on Disability Related Resources/Accommodations.

SEVIS Verification Form

If you are an international student and require an I-20, you must submit the SEVIS verification form if you have not done so already.

Visit Campus

Arrange a visit online. Make a return visit or a first-time visit to the University. Be sure to check out our special visit programs for admitted students.

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