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First-Year Students

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A Findlay education offers opportunities that go beyond the classroom. At Findlay, you can work closely with faculty mentors, take part in undergraduate research, build leadership skills, and gain real-world experience. Our career-focused programs are grounded in the liberal arts and include hands-on learning in every field of study. We invite you to discover the University of Findlay.

Who is Considered a First-Year Student?

If you have never attended a college or university since graduated from high school and you would like to take courses at the University of Findlay, you are considered a first-year student. Learn what to expect when coming in as a first-year student at the University of Findlay!

Public Price Match Program

At the University of Findlay, we believe your college experience should be personal, meaningful, and an investment in your future. Our Public Price Match gives qualifying students another opportunity to make the University of Findlay their college home and experience everything a private university education has to offer.

For qualifying students, tuition and required fees will not exceed $13,500.* After eligible federal and state grants and University of Findlay scholarships and grants are applied, the Public Price Match will provide the additional support needed to bring tuition and required fees to $13,500 for the undergraduate portion of the degree.

Future Oiler Registration (F.O.R.)

The University of Findlay hosts multiple F.O.R. Days for incoming students. You will have the opportunity to meet faculty, staff, admissions counselors, register for classes, choose housing and dining plans and more!

New Student
Orientation

All first-time undergraduate students to the University of Findlay (First-Time Freshman, Transfers, Non-Traditional, Commuter, etc.) should attend the New Student Orientation Weekend.

Virtual Campus Tour

Explore the University of Findlay from anywhere. Navigate classrooms, labs, residence halls, and student spaces through an interactive 360° experience.