Official page for Longhorn Orientation at The University of Texas at Austin 🤘
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ALT Orange graphic with the text "Longhorn Orientation Schedule Preview" and "A quick look at your two-day experience!" featuring a rightward pointing arrow.
ALT An orange and yellow graphic titled "Day One" lists activities: Everyone attends a check-in and welcome session, college and school meetings, and learns about university resources. Students participate in traditions and evening programs. Families have a family reception.
ALT Day two itinerary on an orange background. For everyone: Choice Sessions. For students: Academic and peer advising, Course Registration. For families: Regional coffee meetup, Texas Parents session.
ALT Orange and yellow graphic with text. "View Your Full Schedule. Students: Download the MyUT Austin App. Families: Visit the Texas Parents and Families Portal. Check your schedule before your session! Click the link in bio to learn more!"
ALT A hand holds a smartphone displaying the MyUT app with an image of the University of Texas at Austin's tower. The text on the image promotes planning an orientation experience with the MyUT Austin app. Logos for Longhorn Orientation and the University of Texas at Austin are visible.
ALT Orange and white graphic promoting the "MyUT Austin App." Text describes features for preparing for orientation, exploring schedules, and using a star icon for event favorites. Available on the App Store and Google Play.
ALT Orange graphic with white text that reads: "Longhorn Orientation. Orientation registration is now open. Summer term and transfer students." There is a white arrow pointing right.
ALT Orange announcement graphic for UT Austin's Summer Term Orientation 2026. It outlines the mandatory nature of orientation for new summer term students and specifies virtual sessions in May. It also emphasizes the need to accept the offer and pay the enrollment deposit before registration.
ALT The image is a notice for transfer orientation at UT Austin. It states that orientation is required for all incoming transfer students for Fall 2026 and is mandatory to register for classes and enroll. It also advises to accept the offer and pay the enrollment deposit before registering.
ALT Two individuals wearing orange "Longhorn Orientation" shirts smile at the camera. The image promotes orientation registration, encouraging viewers to register via MyStatus with a link provided in the bio.
ALT Family Orientation Registration Reminder for Families and UT Parents Join you student at Longhorn Orientation and learn how to support them this fall. Register through the Texas Parents and Families Portal today at the link in bio!
ALT This image is a promotional poster for the 2026 Maralyn Heimlich Scholarship Winners. It features photos of smiling individuals, each wearing orange shirts. One person holds a "Welcome Y'all" sign, another is holding a "Cheering" sign, and another is holding a purple banner. The text celebrates Orientation Advisors for their positive impact.
ALT This is an image of a person wearing an orange shirt with "Texas Longhorns" on it. The background features a blurred interior. A quote below says, "I realized how much stronger we are when everyone contributes, supports one another and works toward a shared goal.
ALT A person smiling and holding a red sign that says "ENGINEERING" stands in front of a building with trees nearby. A quote above reads, "One of my favorite parts of the role was meeting new students and learning about their unique experiences and perspectives." The name "Daniel Medina" is written below the photo. An icon of a building is on the left.
ALT A person standing and smiling, holding a bright orange "Welcome Y'All" sign. The backdrop is a light-colored wall. Below the image, there is text that reads "Adrita Rahman." A blue speech bubble contains a positive quote about personal growth and future leadership. A yellow icon with an elephant appears at the bottom.
ALT Their leadership and dedication have made a meaningful impact on the UT Austin community. Join us in congratulating our 2026 recipients: Leslie Montalvo, Daniel Medina, Adrita Rahman, Arianne Icaro, and Olivia Cantu! 🤘🧡
ALT This image shows a person smiling and holding a purple flag . They are standing in front of a flower bed. There is a yellow squirrel icon to the left. The text "Olivia Cantu" is at the bottom of the photo. Below, a quote reads: "Through training, I strengthened my leadership skills and learned how to facilitate events effectively.
ALT Orange background with large white text reading "Frequently Asked Questions." Below, it says "Swipe to Learn More" with a rightward pointing arrow. At the top, "Longhorn Orientation" is written in white.
ALT An orange and white graphic features text: "What can I do to prepare for orientation? Freshman and transfer students can review the Pre-Orientation Checklist at the link in our bio!"
ALT Orange background with white text. Heading reads, "How do I request accommodations?" Instructions say, "Indicate your need for accommodations when you register for orientation. You will receive a follow-up email with additional instructions and forms."
ALT Orange and white informational graphic asking if any medical or immunization clearances are needed. It states that domestic and international students must meet medical clearance requirements at least two weeks before orientation to register for classes. Additional information is available in the bio.
ALT Where can I park if I drive to Longhorn Orientation? We recommend pre-purchasing parking for guaranteed access to Brazos Garage, located near Jester Residence Hall.
ALT Orange and white text graphic with the headline: "Can I Change My Major at Orientation?" followed by text about discussing concerns during an academic advising appointment.
ALT Orange and white graphic with text asking, "What if I have a registration hold?" It advises checking the "Prepare for Class Registration" task on the Pre-Orientation Checklist linked in the bio.
ALT A group of three people smiling and posing with their hands making the "Hook 'em Horns" gesture. They are outdoors in front of a building with greenery. The image is a promotional material for "Family Orientation" at UT, with registration opening on April 6, 2026.
ALT An orange and white graphic promoting the Texas Parents and Families Portal for UT Austin. It invites parents and families to connect, highlighting topics like first-year families, campus life, financial aid, scholarships, student success, and more.
ALT Orange and gray graphic with the text "Longhorn Orientation" at the top and "Frequently Asked Questions Swipe to learn more" with a right-pointing arrow.
ALT Orange and gray graphic titled "Is Longhorn Orientation Required?" It states that all undergraduate students must register for their first semester of classes at orientation. Registration requires admission and an enrollment deposit.
ALT Text discussing options if a college or school is full for June or July sessions. It advises attending a virtual August orientation session if admitted for fall but unable to join earlier sessions. Further information is forthcoming.
ALT An informational graphic with an orange background contains white text. It reads: "Can my family attend orientation with me?" Followed by, "Yes! Registration for Family Orientation will open on April 6, 2026. We encourage your family to attend and sign up for the same session as yours. Learn more at the link in our bio.
ALT The image contains a message about Longhorn Orientation fees for freshman and transfer students. It advises to click the link in the bio for cost and payment information. The background features orange and blue-gray geometric shapes.
ALT Text image on an orange and blue- gray background. Title reads, "Can I switch orientation sessions?" Below, the text advises students to register for a suitable session, as switching is not recommended. It mentions changing sessions before registration closes and suggests learning more via a link in the bio.
ALT Orange and blue-gray background with text: "WILL THE CLASSES I WANT STILL BE AVAILABLE IF I ATTEND A LATER ORIENTATION SESSION? Yes, classes that fulfill your core requirements and keep you on track for graduation will still be available.
ALT A student holds up a "Texas Longhorn Orientation" t-shirt. The text above reads, "Now Open - Register for Orientation! Open date varies by college. Link in bio!" The background includes an outdoor setting.