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- University of Washington - Home | First Year Programs
A first-year student is anyone in their first year at the University of Washington This includes students who enrolled right after high school, as well as those who transferred from community and technical colleges or other universities First Year Programs works to make the University a welcoming and supportive place for all first-year students
- UW Dawg Daze
Welcome to the University of Washington! Dawg Daze will take place September 17-26, 2025 Dawg Daze is a great way to discover resources, get familiar with important campus landmarks, and connect with UW staff and other UW students Connect, explore, get involved!
- First-Year Families – Parents Families - UW Homepage
UW First Year Programs (FYP) offers several ways for new students to connect, engage and feel at home Dawg Daze is the UW’s annual tradition of welcoming first-year and returning students to campus each fall Half of all freshmen students join a First-year Interest Group (FIG)
- First-Year Checklist (required) | First Year Programs
Prepare for your Advising Orientation session and your first quarter at the UW The First-Year Checklist includes important tasks you must complete as you begin your journey at the UW, including making your A O reservation
- First-year Interest Groups | First Year Programs - University of Washington
Watch our What's in a FIG? video to learn more FIGs are made to be flexible UW offers clustered FIGs (multiple courses), as well as standalone FIGs (GEN ST 199 only) You can select a FIG that fills your schedule, or add courses to your schedule in addition to a FIG Enroll in a FIG
- Welcome New Husky | First Year Programs - University of Washington
Learn about campus resources to help you adjust to life at the UW Meet with an academic adviser to begin registering for courses Interact with faculty, staff and current students to build community while learning about academic and community expectations
- Undergraduate Freshman U. S. A O | First Year Programs
Advising Orientation takes place both online and in person, with three main parts to help you transition to the University All first-year students are required to complete all parts of Advising Orientation Access A O Reservation System First Year Checklist
- For faculty and staff | First Year Programs - University of Washington
Information for faculty, staff, and student leaders who participate in first-year experience programming NASPA and FYE Conference presentation with FYP and UAA Advising
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