Graduate Student Orientation (GSO)
Welcome to Ohio University!
Ohio University has developed the following orientation sessions to assist you with your transition as a graduate student. Find more information about the following below:
REQUIRED
- Online Graduate Student Orientation (GSO) Module - REQUIRED
- International Student Orientation (ISO) - REQUIRED for international students
- Hazing Prevention Training - REQUIRED
- College/Department/Program Orientation - REQUIRED
- New Hire Paperwork for those hired as a GA, GRS, RA, or TA - REQUIRED
RECOMMENDED
- In-person Graduate Student Orientation (GSO) - Fall 2022 - RECOMMENDED
RSVP by using the link in your email invitation - In-person Teaching Assistant Orientation (TAO) - Fall 2022 - RECOMMENDED
RSVP by using the link in your email invitation
REQUIRED EVENTS |
Online Graduate Student Orientation (GSO) ModuleThe Graduate College has developed an online orientation for all graduate students. Once available complete this orientation anytime, anywhere!
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International Student Orientation (ISO)REQUIRED All new international graduate students must register for International Student Orientation. |
Hazing Prevention TrainingREQUIRED All graduate students must complete this training. This course introduces the concept of hazing, why it is illegal, and what OHIO University students, faculty, and staff can do to stop hazing from occurring on our campuses. For more information about the training, visit the following Student Affairs web page. |
College/Department/Program OrientationREQUIRED Be sure to check with your academic program regarding any additional orientation activities/events. |
New Hire Paperwork for those hired as a GA, GRS, RA, or TAREQUIRED All NEW graduate students holding a graduate appointment will need to complete employment paperwork. Refer to your appointment letter for instructions on how to complete all necessary paperwork with University Human Resources. |
RECOMMENDED EVENTS |
In-person Graduate Student Orientation (GSO)
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In-person Teaching Assistant Orientation (TAO)
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Commonly Asked Questions
Where can I seek guidance on commonly used academic terms? | Dictionary of Terms |
When will I register for classes?
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Your academic department/program may have its own orientation. To register for your first semester, consult with your advisor or program director. After consulting with your academic program about which courses to take, find instructions on how to register at the University Registrar website. |
I am interested in a graduate appointment. Where can I find more information? |