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Now through the end of July, ��Ʒ���˸������� University’s incoming class of new students – the Class of 2019 – is learning about campus life, resources and their chosen programs of study at The Red Hawk 411, the University’s first-year student orientation program.

Beginning this year on June 23 with orientation for Honors Program students, 15 orientation days are scheduled through July 29 giving first-year students the opportunity to attend The Red Hawk 411 event of their college, school or program of choice.

The Class of 2019 is the largest incoming class in ��Ʒ���˸������� history with more than 3,300 students putting down deposits to attend this fall. According to Jeffrey Indiveri-Gant, director of Undergraduate Admissions, the University also received more applications than ever before – 11,940 – a 10.7 percent increase over last year.

Size, however, is not the only distinguishing characteristic of the incoming class. “This incoming class of freshmen is distinct,” says Indiveri-Gant. “They are more engaged, connected to each other, and ready for ��Ʒ���˸������� than ever. We are excited to see them grow here.”

The first class to be admitted under the new SAT/ACT optional practice, Indiveri-Gant says the Class of 2019 is more geographically diverse than ever before with more students coming from South Jersey and out-of-state. They also seem eager to get started: they put in their deposits earlier than any class in recent memory and the class already has nearly 2,000 “likes.”

Welcome Class of 2019!