Transfer Student Next Steps

To claim your account:

1. Go to UND.edu/claim.
2. Find your student ID number (also known as your EMPLID) on your acceptance letter or by following the steps under the "Find my EMPLID" menu.
3. Once you have your student ID number, click on the "Claim Your Account" link.
4. Follow the steps as indicated.

Once you've claimed your account, you don't have to go through the process again. Make sure that you keep your username and password in a safe and secure place. For security reasons, your password will expire every 90 days. If you have questions, contact the NDUS Help Desk at
1.866.457.6387 or go to helpdesk.ndus.edu.

Follow the directions for accessing your UND student email account:

• Review the login information under the Getting Started tab.
• Get directions to set up your UND email on your phone under the Mobile Devices tab.

If you have questions, contact UND Tech Support at 701.777.6305. When prompted, remain on the line to speak to a UND representative.

1. Go to Campus Connection.
2. On the login page, enter your user ID (e.g., firstname.lastname and password.
3. Click Sign In.

If you've you've already completed the FAFSA at another school, you'll need to:

• Cancel any unprocessed aid from your current school.
• Add UND's school code to your FAFSA so your information can be forwarded to UND for processing.

UND's FAFSA school code is 003005.

If you have any questions, contact UND One-Stop Student Services at 701.777.1234.

Automatic Scholarships

If you metthe criteria and were accepted by the priority deadline of April 15 for fall semester, you'll automatically be awarded one of UND's academic scholarships.

You'll receive notification of your UND scholarship award beginning in September or within 2 weeks from when you're admitted.

Scholarship Central

Now that you're accepted to UND, you can search and apply for more than 800 scholarships with one application at Scholarship Central. 

You may accept non-UND scholarships without affecting your UND scholarships. (If you have a UND athletic scholarship, please contact the Athletic Department to determine if you can accept a non-UND scholarship.)

Scholarship Central is open from Oct. 1 to March 1. 

Once your FAFSA Application is processed, watch your mail beginning in December for your UND Financial Aid Guide. It will list your financial aid award and instructions for accepting or declining it in Campus Connection.

1. MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella): 2 doses of MMR vaccine given after the 1st birthday and administered at least 28 days apart. Proof of birth prior to 1957 or positive blood titers for each disease will also be accepted in lieu of vaccination documentation.
2. Meningitis: All students 21 years of age or younger are required to provide proof of 1 dose of a Meningococcal (Menactra/Menveo) vaccine given after the 16th birthday.
3. Tuberculosis (TB) Screening Form: All students must complete the tuberculosis screening form. If the form indicates that you’re at high risk for TB, you’ll be required to have TB testing done or provide documentation of testing done within the U.S. in the past 6 months.

Documentation needs to be signed / stamped by a licensed health care provider. High school records will also be accepted.

If you have any updated or final college transcripts since you've applied to UND, you must ask the college or university where you earned the credit to send your official transcript directly to:

Office of Admissions
3501 University Ave Stop 8357
Grand Forks, ND 58202-8357

Advanced Placement (AP) Credits

In order for UND to apply Advanced Placement (AP) credits appropriately, please ask the College Board to send your scores directly to UND (1.888.225.5427 or AP Score).

College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) Credits

The College-Level Examination Program (CLEP) provides credit by passing appropriate CLEP Subject Exams. For more information, please contact UND Testing Services at 701.777.4157.

Registration for classes is based on your registration time. Follow these steps to register for classes within Campus Connection:

1. Select Academics > Enroll.
2. Select Continue.
3. You can search for classes two ways: by Class Number or Class Search.
4. You must ALWAYS check out through your shopping cart to fully enroll in classes.
5. For step-by-step instructions on how to search for classes, visit One-Stop Student Services.

Please email onestop@UND.edu or call 701.777.1234 if you have questions.

To make a payment:

1. View your Campus Connection account to verify that you're being charged the correct tuition rate.
2. Review options to pay your bill. Payments can be made online through Campus Connection.

International Payments

If you live outside of the United States and need to make a payment, visit Flywire for directions.

Campus Connection Authorized User

To permit someone else (family member) to view your tuition bill and make payments, visit One-Stop Student Services to learn how to set up an Authorized User for your account.

Financial Aid

Refunds

If the financial aid you're awarded is higher than the amount owed to UND, you may have excess financial aid and other refunds. About 2 weeks after registering for courses, you'll receive a letter instructing you to select your preference for having the excess funds deposited into your existing bank account or to a new account that you can open with UND's refund partner.

Stay up-to-date with important academic dates and deadlines including semester start / end dates, add / drop deadlines, billing due dates and holidays by checking out the academic calendar.

Important Dates & Deadlines

Blackboard

For many of your courses, Blackboard will be an important and useful tool. Blackboard is an online system that gives you access to course information, including syllabi, grades, handouts, presentation, quizzes and exams.

To access Blackboard, select "Logins" at the top of any page while on UND.edu and click the link that reads "Blackboard. Then login with your NDUS account information (e.g., firstname.lastname and password).

It is important to check Blackboard regularly for course updates.

Starfish

Starfish is a tool that will help you find people and offices around campus who can help you be successful including your instructors and academic advisor.

UND.edu/starfish

If you want to park a vehicle on campus, you must purchase a virtual parking permit online through Campus Connection. For complete details about parking, visit the UND Parking Office.

Parking permits are available for purchase 2 business days after enrolling in classes. Permits for the new parking year are valid from Aug. 16 to Aug. 15.

1. Log in to Campus Connection.
2. Change the Internet settings on your browser to accept cookies. Instructions are listed in Campus Connection.
3. Select Self Service > Parking.
4. Select University of North Dakota.
5. Select Purchase Permits.
6. Follow prompts and select the appropriate virtual permit type and payment method.

*If you are an online / distance student you will not need to purchase a parking permit.

As a UND student, you'll receive Microsoft Office 365 ProPlus for free, which includes Word, PowerPoint, Excel, OneNote, Outlook and more.

You may install Office 365 ProPlus on a maximum of 5 home or personally-owned PCs / Macs and on a maximum of 5 mobile devices. Office mobile applications are accessible on iPhone and Android phones.

Visit UND Tech Support and click UND Software Store for details.

UND Tech Guide

Get acquainted with University Information Technology and all the services they provide to students through the UND Tech Guide.

The Family Educational Rights & Privacy Act (FERPA) establishes certain rights for students regarding the privacy of their educational records. To permit someone else (family member) to receive detailed information regarding your records, you must complete the FERPA privacy release form. This form allows UND to release the financial and academic records that you designate.

Questions? Contact One-Stop Student Services at 701.777.1234.

Be #UNDproud

Tag your pics and posts with #UNDproud and share your experiences as a Fighting Hawk.

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Connect with Future Classmates

Join the UND Transfer Facebook group to connect with your future classmates and discuss classes, professors, roommates, textbooks and anything else related to UND.

Student Communications

Take advantage of all the resources UND has to offer on-campus and online students!

• Apply for UND Jobs
• Student Organizations

Career Services

Career Services assists you with developing and and achieving your career goals by:

• Helping you to identify potential career paths.
• Providing internship and cooperative education opportunities so you can combine your coursework with practical, professional employment in your chosen field.
• Enhancing your job search techniques, resume and cover letter writing abilities and interview skills.
• Offering practice interviews, specialized workshops and career fairs throughout the year.

UND.edu/careerservices.

Academic Support & Tutoring

If you're struggling with one of your courses, don't be afraid to ask for help.

As a UND student, you have access to a variety of services that can help you at no additional cost.

UND.edu/learningservices.

University Counseling Center (UCC)

Receive assistance with solving personal problems, making career choices, addressing substance use or abuse issues, developing educational skills and meeting academic goals.

Empowering UND students to reach their full potential is the focus of UCC. Most UCC services are covered by your student fees and exceptions will brought to your attention.

 UND.edu/counseling-center

ProctorU

The sole proctoring solution for students enrolled in UND online course, with no additional fees.

ProctorU is a live online proctoring service that allows students to take exams from anywhere, using a webcam and internet connection.

UND.edu/testingservices