
All of the Smart Second Start Programs are one-day programs. Transfer students should plan to reserve the whole day. Please make arrangements now to reserve the time on the day you come. Re-admitted students have a much shorter program but are welcome to participate in any part of the transfer program, especially if you have been out of school for a while. The date you attend is based on your major:
Tuesday, January 19th:
(Open for Transfers ONLY)
- Engineering
- Business Administration
- Marketing
- Management Information Systems
- Undeclared Business
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology
- Math
- Computer Science
- Environmental Science
- Meteorology
- Undeclared Science
- Nursing
- Exercise Physiology
- Community Health
- Clinical Lab Sciences
- Undeclared Health
- Civil Engineering
- Chemical Engineering
- Mechanical Engineering
- Nuclear Engineering
- Electrical Engineering
- Computer Engineering
- Plastics Engineering
- Undeclared Engineering
Thursday, January 21st:
(Open for Transfers ONLY)
- Fine Art
- Graphic Design
- Music
- American Studies
- History
- Liberal Arts
- Undeclared Liberal Arts
- Philosophy
- Communications
- Cultural Studies
- Criminal Justice
- Sociology
- Political Science
- Economics
- Modern Languages
- Sound Recording Technology
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Required Documents:
Proof of Health Insurance: Massachusetts State Law requires that all students attending the University have health insurance. The University is currently evaluating its process to apply/waive health insurance. For complete information, please check the Student Financial Services website.
Medical Records: Health Services needs complete records at the beginning of the spring semester. If you have not sent records earlier, bring them to Orientation. State law requires such records and failure to have them will block future registrations for classes.
Course Information: Bring as much information as possible concerning courses completed at prior institutions. These include copies of transcripts, grade reports from the most recent semester, course descriptions and syllabi and transfer evaluations from the UMass Lowell Office of Undergraduate Admissions. Remember, official transcripts must be sent directly to Admissions.
Personal Items You Should Bring:
- Casual clothes appropriate for the weather
- Comfortable shoes for walking
Guest Policy
Do not plan to have visitors or guests during orientation. After check-in, no one other than students registered for the program will be allowed to attend orientation. It is a special time for you to meet other students.

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