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Registering for Classes
Everything you need to know about registering for courses, academic advising, and using PRESTO, Oberlin's online student-records system, is here. First-year students in the College of Arts and Sciences and double-degree program are required to register for one or two courses over the summer months; a first-year seminar is highly advised. Students will complete course registration during Orientation.
Read more about course registration
Conservatory Auditions & Placement Tests
The Office of the Conservatory Associate Deans provides important information for Conservatory majors and Arts & Science students interested in Conservatory courses, lessons, and ensembles.
Read more about placement tests and auditions
Online Placement Tests
You can complete your placement exams online prior to orientation for music theory, French, German, Russian, and Spanish. The link below will take you to the exam site. You must log in using your ObieID, which is printed on the mailing label attached to your copy of the Big Book of Forms. Click on the Academics tab; there you will find yourself enrolled in a course titled Placement/Readiness Exams. Click this link for information on scoring, passwords, and dates of availability on the “What To Do” page.
Log in to take online placement test
Big Book of Forms (Required Forms)
Students who will be attending Oberlin in fall 2008 should receive a printed copy of the Big Book of Forms in late May. This book contains most of the forms students need to complete before arriving on campus—the summer registration request form, a form for submitting a photo for use on your student I.D. card, medical history and immunization forms, and forms concerning academic advising and accommodations for students with disabilities, as well as links to the online housing and dining application forms. If you lose or misplace any of the forms, you can download them here.
Failure to meet the deadlines (particularly for the medical history and immunization forms) in a timely manner can result in a delay in your enrollment at Oberlin College, so be aware of all deadlines.
Go to the Big Book of Forms
What to Bring
Packing for college can seem overwhelming. Use our lists to help you get organized and get started. If your traveling space is tight, remember that you can ship boxes to your Oberlin address; shipments of students' belongings will be accepted in the Student Mail Room after Aug. 20.
See what to bring
International Students
The Office of International Students assists international students with a range of topics including immigration, cultural adjustment, travel advice, housing, financial aid, and various types of counseling—academic, career, and personal. Here is a summary of what you should know before you arrive in the United States.
Information especially for international students
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