Important Next Steps

• Complete the Intent to Enroll form.
• Take your Placement Exams via ChetNet.
• Submit your Housing Form or Request to Live Off Campus Form online.
• Submit your Black & Gold Day Reservation Form online.
• Submit your required Health Forms online.
• Request final official transcripts for any dual-credit courses you’ve taken in high school. These should be mailed to the Office of Admissions as soon as available.

ChetNet

ChetNet is the University's intranet. Here you'll find much of the information you need to know that's too personal or secure to put onto the University's website, such as forms and account information. Once you’re a student here, you’ll also use ChetNet to find important University announcements, news, and information about events. Most importantly, this is where you’ll get your grades at the end of the semester. If you have any problems, email helpdesk@manchester.edu.

Required Health Forms

All students are required to have a completed a Med+Proctor health form, required immunizations, and emergency medical card on file with the Center for Health and Sports Medicine by Aug. 1. If a student is a minor prior to coming to campus, they are required to also have parents/guardians print, complete and upload the minor release form located in Med+Proctor.

Academic/Class Information

• Office of the Registrar
  Find information about class schedules, academic calendar, class registration and academic forms here.
• University Catalog
  A comprehensive guide to major and minor requirements, course descriptions and general University information.
• Library
• Honors Program

Campus Store/Textbooks

Order textbooks online from the Manchester University Campus Store. A complete book list will be available on the Campus Store website two weeks prior to the start of classes. Pick up books at the store before the start of classes.

• Campus Store Information 
• Order textbooks
• Campus Store home page

Rooms/Residential Life

What should I bring to college? How big is my room? Where can I do laundry? Find answers about residential life at MU here.

• Residence hall planning information (what to bring, room dimensions, amenities, etc.)
• Office of Residential Life home page

Money Matters

The Office of Student Financial Services assists students in payments of tuition and other fees, and credits accounts with financial aid, loans and scholarships. Students need to discuss their financial aid with their admissions counselor before they can be ready to register for classes.

• Tuition and Fees
• Student Payment Policies
• Financial aid, scholarships and student loans
• Your account (log in to ChetNet  – statements available mid-July)

The Business Office provides services to students such as check cashing, money orders and payment for campus employment. An ATM is located on the lower level of the Jo Young Switzer Center.

Students can apply for a variety of campus employment positions to help offset college costs.

Meals

All resident students are required to be on a meal plan, with several options available. Meals are served at Haist Commons in the Jo Young Switzer Center, or students can buy a la carte items from The Oaks Snack Bar, or grab food-to-go from Wilbur’s featuring Cru5h.

• Meal plans
• Dining locations and hours

Campus Employment

Find on-campus student job postings on our Human Resources page. The Office of Career and Professional Development helps students find paid internships and other off-campus employment.

Autos/Parking/Transportation

Students must register all motor vehicles as part of the enrollment process.

• Vehicle registration requirements, regulations and parking information
• Register vehicle online
• Parking map
• Spartan Shuttle
• Public Transportation

Technology

Find answers to all your technology questions at the website for Information Technology Services.