Transfers: Accepted for Fall

Your Admitted Students Day is a chance to meet UMassD faculty and students, learn about student life, explore academic programs, and get financial aid advice.

Your Admitted Students Day is a chance to meet UMassD faculty and students, learn about student life, explore academic programs, and get financial aid advice.

Make sure you have completed and submitted your FAFSA to UMass Dartmouth - school code is 002210.

Submit your FAFSA by April 1 (our priority date) to receive maximum financial aid consideration.

April is a great time to apply for scholarships. All students are encouraged to complete the UMassD General Scholarship Application. This single application allows you to be considered for multiple scholarships. Deadline dates vary; applications cannot be accepted after the deadline. The Corsair Scholarship Portal can be found on Financial Aid Services. Your login information is the same as your my.umassd.edu login.

Your Admitted Student Day is a chance to meet UMassD faculty and students, learn about student life, explore academic programs, and get financial aid advice.

If you’ve chosen to live on campus, you can start the housing application soon after you have submitted your deposit and activated your UMassD account. The Housing and Residential Education Office will send you an email to your UMass Dartmouth email account when you have been set up to access the housing application, within the Housing Portal.

When can I choose a room? How do I choose a roommate? What are “engagement communities” and how do I choose one?

The first step is to sign the housing contract, enter emergency contacts, and other information such as ADA Accommodations, and then you’ll be on your way to roommate matching or requests. Once you gain access to the Housing Portal (information emailed to your UMassD email address), you’ll find a “New Students” section with links and information to get started, as well as helpful videos from the housing team to walk you through the process!

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Review immunization and health requirements and submit your documents: Immunization Requirements & Online Health Record. 

Note: the university no longer requires faculty, staff and students to receive a COVID-19 vaccination. See COVID-19 information to learn more.

This summer, be sure to forward your outside scholarship letter from your local high school, state and civic organizations to the Student Support Center (SSC). You can scan and attach to the SSC inquiry form.

June 1: beginning today, deposits are non-refundable.

Housing is assigned on a first-come, first-served basis. The earlier you return your deposit, the sooner we can reserve your space.

Your UMass Pass is the one card you’ll need on campus. You'll use your UMass Pass to access buildings, use your meal plan, and load funds for use on campus. You must submit your photo to the UMass Pass Portal in order to participate in your June Orientation. All Commuter and Residential students who submit photos will receive their UMass Pass at Orientation check-in.

Don't miss your chance to apply for multiple scholarships at UMassD - they are due June 1. Learn more.

Attend an Orientation session for transfer students. You will receive more information via email.

Send final transcript with completed semester grades as well as degree conferred if applicable.

Access COIN, the student information system, in the my.umassd.edu portal under QuickLaunch.

• Review and complete the items on your COIN to-do list.
• Review your financial aid awards and confirm you don’t have any outstanding items in your financial aid to-do list. Your account balance will be available to review in late July.
• Set up authorized users.
• Submit your FERPA authorization form to allow university staff to speak with your authorized users.
• Enter emergency contact information.

If you’re living in Balsam or Spruce, you'll receive an email over the summer with information and instructions to log in to the housing portal. Housing payments are due before 8/1, or join the housing payment plan. More information is on the Housing Portal.

Explore all the resources available to you on the UMassD student portal. All of your important systems, including COIN, are available under the "Quicklaunch". Check out Student Resources and Academics on my.umassd.edu. Familiarize yourself with the resources and information available to students and the campus community.

If you’ll be parking on campus, register your car and get your parking permit.

Attend an Orientation session for transfer students. You will receive more information via email.

You’ll receive an email notification when your fall e-bill is available. You should review your email and log into COIN to make a payment by 9/1. We offer a monthly payment plan which allows students and families the option to pay the term bill in monthly installments, interest free.

You're encouraged to enroll in direct deposit to ensure that any credit balance refunds can be issued electronically.

Visit the Campus Store, learn how to order books, and check eligibility for book vouchers.

UMassD Alert is a notification system designed to immediately deliver emergency information to students, faculty and staff via cell phone, text and voice messaging. Learn more about UMassD Alert.

You will receive information closer to move-in day.

Congratulations, you made it! Your first day is here and your journey is beginning. We are thrilled to have you join our diverse community of aspiring, innovative, and curious-minded students. Here are a few references and reminders for you for this fall.

• If you have taken summer courses or graduated from your previous institution in August, send updated transcript with completed grades and/or date of degree conferred.
• Academic calendar
• September 1: If you are accepting your Direct Loans you'll need to complete your Master Promissory Note (MPN) and Entrance Counseling.
• October 1st - File your FAFSA for next year. Students need to complete a FAFSA every year to qualify for aid.