Where Do I Start?

New Student Orientation (NSO)

New Student Orientation will introduce you to academics at MSU, help you make important contacts on campus, assist you in setting goals, and gather the information you need to be a successful student.

Advising

We encourage our students to become more proactive in seeking our advice on matters relating to their college career. Not only do we assist with academic issues, but we also prevent academic mishaps and ensure a smooth transition to and throughout college life.

College Colloquium

New Spartans will meet other new students in their college, the Dean, Faculty, Academic Advisers and upper-class students. This session is an essential way for you to learn about what it takes to be successful at MSU.

Office of Financial Aid

Information about student loan disbursal, cost of attendance and more.

MSU Colleges

Visit the list of colleges on campus to begin your search for departments and faculty in your area of interest.

Academic Programs

Check the online Academic Program Catalog for courses needed for a particular major and policies that guide your progression through your tenure as an MSU undergraduate.

Schedule of Classes

After NSO, look up your classes in the online schedule of classes, find the instructor, learn the locations, see when classes begin and end, required textbooks, and additional important information.

Student Accounts

Manage your student account online, including paying bills and loans and checking your financial aid status.

Student Employment

My Spartan Career can help you find a job either on or off campus.

Career Services Network

Whether you are interested in selecting the right major, exploring career options, looking for a part-time job or internship, or preparing for an interview, our team is here to help you.