At Rochester, there are systems you'll need to become familiar with in order to complete both your orientation program and your studies. Learn more about each of these platforms and how you'll use them during your time at Rochester.
Helpful Tip
Login accounts
The University currently uses three primary login accounts for its platforms and systems: NetID, Active Directory (AD), and Microsoft Entra ID. To help avoid confusion, we've listed what login credentials are used for each platform/system below.
As an incoming student, these accounts will be assigned to you once you officially enroll at the University. Your NetID and Active Directory (AD) username should be the same: a combination of your first initial, last name, and a number. Your Microsoft EntraID username will be your University of Rochester email address, which should end in u.rochester.edu.
Your student Gmail account is where you'll receive all official communications from the University, including the Rochester Ready newsletter, which includes important information and key deadlines for getting ready for your first semester. You'll log into your Gmail account using your NetID credentials.
The University of Rochester has a GrubHub Campus Dining account, where you can order food and drinks for pick-up from eateries across campus.
Download the GrubHub app from your device app store, tap Account, select Campus Dining, locate University of Rochester in the dropdown menu, and verify your school affiliation. Please note: You need a GrubHub account to utilize the University's campus dining account.
Remote Photo is an online ID photo system that University IT uses to collect the photo for your ID card ahead of your arrival to campus. As long as you upload a photo by the deadline listed on the new student checklist, your ID card will be printed ahead of your arrival for you to pick-up during Welcome Week.
Guidebook hosts our Welcome Week app, where you'll find the full event schedule, important arrival information, campus resources, and more. It launches each year in early August (see the Rochester Ready newsletter for more details). No login credentials are required to download and utilize the app.