Leadership from the College Center for Advising Services describe the new student advising and registration process in two separate videos—one for incoming first-year students and one for incoming transfer students. Whether you are still exploring and considering various majors or you know exactly what you want to study, these videos are a helpful guide to choosing courses for your first semester at Rochester.

These videos provide you with a basic introduction to the academic honesty policy and system in the College, and acquaints you with personnel, training, and resources available to help you throughout your time at Rochester.

Maintaining a safe and secure community at the University of Rochester requires the cooperation of all University community members. This video introduces you to the University's Department of Public Safety, a leader in the efforts to maintain safety and security by using the highest levels of training, professionalism, collaboration, and transparency. This session will also include important steps that you, as an individual, can take to ensure safety and security for the entire University community.

Managing your health and wellbeing can be challenging in college, whether this is you are living away from home for the first time or you're transferring in from another school. In this video, staff from the University Health Service Primary Care team, University Counseling Center, and Health Promotion Office share the resources and support available to you as a student, including services to help maintain your physical, mental, and emotional health throughout your time at Rochester.

Learn the best ways to keep your personal information and online accounts safe during your time at Rochester, including how to spot and report phishing attempts.

Assistant Dean of International Student Engagement Molly Morrison shares key information for international students to have the best possible arrival and first semester at the University of Rochester.

What does it mean to be a BADASS Bystander at the University of Rochester? Being Aware, Deciding to Act, and Saying Something! In this video, the Title IX Office provides information about your rights, resources, and options for reporting sexual misconduct at the University. You will learn practical tools for communicating about consent and boundaries, learning to spot the differences between a healthy or unhealthy relationship, while also acquiring skills to be an active bystander who takes action to interrupt harm and generate positive actions by others.

The Center for Student Conflict Management (CSCM) provides support and resources to help you become a positive community member during your years at Rochester and beyond. Located on the fifth floor of Wilson Commons, CSCM includes the Student Conduct, CARE Network, and Alcohol & Other Drug Education teams. In this video and module, you'll learn about how each of these offices can help you stay accountable to yourself, your fellow students, and the University community.