Students can utilize a myriad of academic support resources to further their learning.
Students can utilize a myriad of academic support resources to further their learning.
Our staff is ready to help you register for classes during orientation, whether you have a major or are still deciding.
Our staff is ready to help you register for classes during orientation, whether you have a major or are still deciding.
Cornerstone students share a common read each academic year. In 2013-13, students had the chance to meet the book's author, Isabel Wilkerson.
Cornerstone students share a common read each academic year. In 2013-13, students had the chance to meet the book's author, Isabel Wilkerson.
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Classroom Communities
Classroom Communities

UNI first-year students experience classroom communities that include professors who care about student success, small class sizes, and the presence of peer mentors who assist with the transition to college.

Academic Support
Academic Support

Successful students use their resources, from helpful academic advisors to academic support services. You'll find all of these resources at UNI, offered by faculty and staff members who care about your success.

Living-Learning Communities for On-Campus Students
Living-Learning Communities for On-Campus Students

Students who live on campus have higher grade point averages and are more likely to succeed in their academic programs. Living-learning communities at UNI combine academic opportunities with personal connections in a place where you belong.

Early Connections
Early Connections

UNI faculty and staff are committed to helping students make a successful transition to college, and our campus community has systems in place to make sure support is readily available for students' individual needs.

Sign Up for Orientation
Orientation Programs

Your orientation program is designed to help you connect with academic advisors, register for classes, meet other UNI students, and begin feeling at home on your new campus.