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UC welcomes Freshmen, Transfer Students, through Freshmen Day Event

The University of the Cordilleras (UC) conducted its much-anticipated Freshmen Day 2024 from September 10 to 12, 2024, at the UC Gym. The three-day event was a vibrant mix of orientation, interaction, and festivities designed to help new students, including international enrollees, indulge into the university community. September 10-11, 2024: General Orientation The first two…

The University of the Cordilleras (UC) conducted its much-anticipated Freshmen Day 2024 from September 10 to 12, 2024, at the UC Gym. The three-day event was a vibrant mix of orientation, interaction, and festivities designed to help new students, including international enrollees, indulge into the university community.

September 10-11, 2024: General Orientation

The first two days of Freshmen Day were dedicated to a comprehensive general orientation for all incoming students. Each college within the university hosted sessions to introduce freshmen to their academic programs, campus facilities, and support services. International students were given special attention, with tailored guidance to ensure they felt included and informed about their new environment.

Key highlights of the orientation included:

  • Welcome Address: University officials greeted the students, emphasizing UC’s commitment to academic excellence and community building.
  • Campus Life Overview: A detailed walkthrough of UC’s policies, student resources, and extracurricular opportunities.
  • International Student Focus: Dedicated sessions for international students covering topics such as visa processes, cultural adaptation, and navigating campus life.

September 12, 2024: Open House and Organization Fair

The final day of Freshmen Day brought a festive atmosphere to the UC Gym with an open house and an organization fair. Over 30 student organizations, including the International Students Organization (ISO), set up creative booths to showcase their activities and recruit new members.

Key features of the open house included:

Community Building: The event provided an opportunity for students to meet peers, learn about the vibrant campus culture, and find organizations that aligned with their interests and passions.

Interactive Booths: Each organization prepared engaging activities, games, and displays to introduce their mission and events. The ISO booth stood out with its multicultural theme, offering fun trivia, prizes, and cultural showcases that celebrated the diverse backgrounds of UC’s international students.

Prizes and Giveaways: Freshmen enjoyed exciting prizes ranging from UC student organization merchandise to sweet treats, adding an element of fun to the event.

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