If you are a transfer student who applied Early Decision, you need to confirm your enrollment and by Tuesday, December 1. If you are a new transfer student and not Early Decision, you will need to confirm your enrollment and by Monday, December 14.
Shortly after submitting your deposit, Reed will send you an email with information and instructions for setting up your computer account and email.
After you set up your computer account, you can access the required forms online.
Below is a list of forms and action items that we ask you to complete in order to start your academic journey. Should you encounter issues completing the forms, please contact the Orientation team.
All required forms and action items are noted with an asterisk*
Action Items & Due Dates
As soon as you deposit
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Authorize Reed to release detailed information about your college billing account to your parents, other family members, trustees, or banks, and grant them online access to view and manage your student account.
- Fill this form out to request accommodations for housing. Students are welcome to request accommodations at any time. However, Disability and Accessibility Resources’ (DAR) ability to fulfill approved housing accommodations is dependent on the current available housing inventory.
If you need disability accommodations to take any placement exam, please fill out this form at least one week before taking an exam.
Required for all incoming first-year and transfer students covered under our residency requirements. The residence life portal will close on December 2 for Spring-only housing applicants, and the housing portal will re-open on December 17 for Spring housing on a rolling basis. For more information about living on campus, visit the residence life website.
December 17
- *Identify your academic interests to help Reed match you with a faculty adviser.
- Campus Culture and Prevention Trainings*
In early January, you will receive an email from Catharis with instructions on how to complete this online training program. Please have this completed before the start of Orientation on January 21.
Complete this form to request accommodations for classes. Students are welcome to request accommodations at any time. However, to have accommodations set up prior to the start of the Spring Semester, Disability and Accessibility Resources (DAR) recommends submitting this form and scheduling a meeting as soon as possible.- Complete this form if you need any accommodations during Orientation.
- Final High School Transcript Due to Admission*
Your high school can email your final transcript to the Admissions Office, or you can mail it.
This form is required if you have comparable health insurance coverage and want to opt out of the Reed plan. If you do not submit a waiver, you will be charged for Reed's health insurance.- *
Review Reed's immunization requirements and health record requirements. Then, access the to complete the required health forms and immunization history and/or exemptions (Reed requires proof of completed Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR) series or exemption for the Oregon Health Authority).
- International Student Orientation Registration
International Student Orientation (ISO) is required for all F-1 and J-1 visa holders. US passport holders opting in to ISO must by January 17.
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Let us know when you plan to arrive on campus! This is required for all new students.
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Upload your photo for your Reed ID card. This is required for all new students.
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Federal regulations require that students provide a Social Security number or Tax ID so the college can issue a 1098-T tax form. See IRS Publication 970 for more information. If you do not have a Social Security number or Tax ID, or do not wish to provide it, indicate that on this form.
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In IRIS, update your (including your preferred first name, gender, pronouns, and orientation t-shirt size) and (including your mailing address, phone number) and .
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Check your Reed email for your tuition statement. E-bills are sent in early December and are due by January 8, 2027.
This form is required if you want to opt out of tuition insurance, which covers 70 percent of the term’s tuition and fees if you withdraw for medical reasons. .