Here are some tips for navigating your new academic culture!
Mentors share their experience
Hear from CFAR academic mentors about their transition to UNH:
Advice for New UNH Wildcats
- Get yourself out there
- Be open to change
- Lean on others
- Be willing to say "yes!"
- Get involved with clubs and orgs!
- Connect with your professors
- Don't procrastinate
- Remain open-minded!
Learn how new students benefit from CFAR
- CFAR knows the best ways to study for classes at the university level--we're the experts!
- We want to see you succeed in all facets of being a Wildcat--partner with us!
Student Accessibility Services
If you are a student with a documented disability: medical, physical, learning, or mood disorder, check out the services available through Student Accessibility Services (SAS). Their FAQ page will answer most of your questions, even the ones you didn’t know you had.
Your first year is more than grade 13
This information is borrowed from the University of Delaware's Office of Academic Enrichment. CFAR can assist with your transition to UNH and make sure it's as smooth as possible! Expand the sections below to learn more about the differences between high school and college:
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