Orientation

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Directions

Orientations are held on the Boise State main campus. You can find Boise State University between Broadway Avenue and Capital Boulevard, just a short distance from Interstate 84. The Broadway or Vista exits are the closest. Detailed nformation regarding different programs coming soon!

Parking

Parking will be provided in Parking Structure 2 for those participating in an Orientation program.  Parking instructions can be obtained by clicking here. 

We are unable to reimburse, validate parking, or forgive parking violations (tickets). If you experience any issues or complications with parking during your campus visit, Parking and Transportation Services will be open during normal business hours to assist you.

Overnight Lodging

All Bronco Venture two-day orientation programs require traditional-aged first-year students to stay on-campus.

Families participating in Bronco Venture can find discounted rates at the 'off-campus options' link below.    

On campus lodging is not available for students participating in a Transfer or Non-Traditional Orientation program. Students spending the night in Boise can find discounted rates at the 'off-campus options' link below.

For a list of off-campus options, please click here.

 Will you enroll in classes at Gowen Field, Mountain Home AFB, Twin Falls or Micron?

Access Needs

If you have access needs that may require accommodations while attending Orientation, please contact us at 208.426.1679. Please call at least one week in advance of the event to ensure your needs can be met.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Orientation

To aid in the successful transition of university students, we focus on first-year programming for traditional-aged, non-traditional, and transfer students. Our programs begin with new student orientation, and continue throughout the first year of campus life at Boise State. By incorporating a strong student voice in our office's planning and programming, we do our best to make the first year at Boise State a successful one for all our students.

We also focus much of our attention to the needs of family members of Boise State students. Family members play a critical role in the success of students, especially during the first year. We offer family newsletters, Parent and Family Weekend, and a number of other resources to help support families throughout their students' academic career.

We have different orientations for different types of students. Please explore the links to the left to learn about which orientation is designed for you.

These programs will allow you to explore all the essentials for a great start at Boise State University, including:

Students starting at Boise State in the Spring of 2010 can sign up for a Winter Orientation now through BroncoWeb.