Study in US: University of Arizona hosts special student receptions for newly admitted students in India

The University of Arizona, one of the top U.S universities, is set to host special student receptions. Also, the aim of this orientation is to welcome the newly enrolled students and to provide them with relevant information about their academic journey. However, the events will be held on separate days. Hyderabad, Mumbai and Delhi, are the main cities where these orientation programmes will be organized. Moreover, the events will give the locally admitted students an opportunity to meet the University of Arizona staff.

The orientation details are as follows:

Orientation Events held by the University of Arizona

The new graduate and undergraduate students attending the event will get the following benefits:

• Introduction of the students to the University of Arizona campus, facilities, resources, and support services.
• Helping the students understand life in Tucson, the academic expectations, and the requirements.
• Additionally, it is an opportunity to connect with the staff and peers and prepare for a successful transition to university campus life.

The orientation event was attended by the following dignitaries aligned with the student support team.

• Daniel Palm- Associate Vice President for International Affairs
• Bruce Wang – Senior Director for Asian Engagement
• Salil Gupta- The Chief Advisor for South Asia and India

Also, as per Daniel Palm, the Associate Vice President for International Affairs, the university is dedicated to supporting future students as they are preparing to embark on their academic journey. The sessions will help the students in India to get an idea of the study, life, and opportunities available at the universities before they leave home.  Further, the University of Arizona is open to international students. At present the research university has students from more than 120 nationalities. Moreover, the university is offering 300 research programs at the main campus in Tucson.

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