The Orientation, which is named "3 No, 3 Yes Camp" under the meaning of filling with safety, enthusiasm, and learning without alcohol, sexual harassment, and discomfort, was held on the campus with 2000 people including new freshmen, professors and security personnel.

The Orientation started with the entrance ceremony for freshmen on Monday the 26th. Each department conducted numerous programs in order to help the freshmen. These included English basic evaluation, sexual harassment preventing education, designing of university life, and a NEO personality test.

Prohibited from all drinking activities during the camp, all participants enjoyed a talk concert, singer and a cheerleaders’ performance and so on at the gymnasium on the first and second nights with their passion and talents.

Lee Jong-hyuk, a freshman majoring in mechanics from Chuncheon said, "Without any alcohol, I was able to have a good time with my seniors and friends and eat pizza and chicken in the dormitory. The time was also quite beneficial".

Lee Soo-min, a freshman student at the department of photography and motion picture, said, "I was able to feel the beauty of college life by taking special lectures during the day and enjoying performances at night. KIU has made a great effort to make the event safe with mentors. The safe TF teams consist of the advisors and the students to avoid any violence.

On the third day, Wednesday the 28th, the camp finished successfully and after lunch, students went back home with the school bus provided by KIU. Students who have completed this camp will achieve 1 credit for the 'Freshman Life' course.