If you haven't visited campus yet... or if you'd like to visit again... please do! We're always excited to see you, and it's the best way to become familiar with your new "home." Call the Visitor Center at 850.644.3246, or check their website at www.fsu.edu/~visitor/, for up-to-date information. You may also be interested in participating in Accepted Student Preview, an open house.

University Catalog
You will receive a University catalog in CD-ROM format during Orientation. If you wish to receive one prior to your arrival on campus, please send your request and a check or money order in the amount of $5.00 (postage and handling) to the FSU Bookstore, Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL 32306-4113, or telephone 800.255.FSU1. You may also access the University catalog online at registrar.fsu.edu

Academic Advising
At Orientation, you will meet with your Academic Advisor for the first time. Your advisor will not only help you design your first class schedule at FSU, but they will also help you chart the course to your degree. Your advisor will be available to you throughout your career at FSU to help you get the courses and experience you need for your degree and beyond. For more information on Academic Advising, visit Academic Support Services.

Students With Disabilities
The Student Disability Resource Center (SDRC) provides academic support services to students with disabilities at no cost. To be eligible for services, you must provide appropriate documentation and register in person with the SDRC (08 Kellum Hall).

FSUCard
More than just a student ID, your FSUCard is a necessary tool for student life at FSU. Of course, you can use the FSUCard to check out library books, but it can also be used as a debit card with an account from SunTrust Bank, your access card to University facilities, and your ticket to athletic events, movies, and more. FSU was one of the first schools in the nation to include smartchip technology. Using the smartchip on your FSUCard, you can make copies, do your laundry, and make purchases from campus vending machines. You can get your FSUCard at Orientation. For more information, visit the FSU Card Center.

Campus Computing
FSU has a long-standing reputation for offering the most current technology to our students. Students at FSU can expect free access to our state-of-the-art computer labs, free e-mail account and web access, and a host of computing resources to assist in classwork, research, and entertainment. For information about computing at FSU, check out Academic Computing and Network Services. Are you looking to buy a computer or accessories to help you plug into the campus network straight from your residence hall? Then check out the FSU Computer Store.

Bookstore
Not only will you be able to find all of the books you need for your classes, but the FSU Bookstore is also your one stop shop for FSU clothing, bumper stickers, backpacks, and more! Visit them online for more information.

FSU.com
FSU.com is official news and marketplace website for Florida State University. Here you can find the most recent news and happenings at FSU, as well as interactive features such as free e-postcards. For the latest on what's going on at FSU, visit http://fsu.com.

Student Clubs and Activities
As a diverse campus, it makes sense that FSU's students would have diverse interests. FSU has more than 300 student clubs and organizations to match almost any interest. And if you can't find the club for you, find ten friends and start a new club! For more information on student clubs, student entertainment, and student activities, visit the website for the Oglesby Student Union.

So, what will you do after you graduate? FSU has one of the nation's top-ranked Career Centers to help you figure that out. The Career Center can assist you with résumé building, portfolios, mock interviews, and they can even help set up meetings with prospective employers here on campus. For more information, visit http://www.career.fsu.edu/.