Optional June Orientation is a chance for you to visit campus and get acquainted with the place where you will call home for the next four years. At June Orientation you will tour your residence hall, attend informative sessions about life at Witt, talk to current students as well as other incoming First-Year's and learn what it means to be a Wittenberg Student.
Since its founding in 1845, Wittenberg’s curriculum has centered on the liberal arts as an educational model that develops the individual’s capacity to think, read, and communicate with precision, understanding, and imagination. Thus, one of the goals of the FYE is to assist students with their academic and intellectual development. Through participation in FYP, students will continue to develop their
Be a part of the campus community. Do things outside of the classroom and interact with other students. Studies show that a student’s commitment to one or two outside-of-class activities has a strong relationship to overall satisfaction with college life and improved academic performance. Information on various student groups and activities can be found on the Office of Student Involvement website.
The college years are times of significant transition and challenge for an individual. There are many issues and adjustments that first-year students face when starting college. The adjustments range from sharing a residence hall room to more demanding coursework, from managing finances and time to encountering a broad diversity of people and ideas.
The college years are times of significant transition and challenge for an individual. There are many issues and adjustments that first-year students face when starting college. The adjustments range from sharing a residence hall room to more demanding coursework, from managing finances and time to encountering a broad diversity of people and ideas. 
