"attend orientation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to attending a specific type of meeting or event, such as a new job orientation or a school orientation. For example, "All new students are expected to attend orientation before classes begin."
If you are unable to attend orientation, please contact your program advisor.
Students who fail to attend orientation will not be granted access.
Parents are expected to attend orientation and parent-teacher conferences and make sure their children do homework and miss no more than 10 days of school a year.
Both men plan to be in Washington this week, Mr. Bishop to lobby for committee assignments and Mr. Altschuler to attend orientation sessions for new members.
Orientation Fee - The orientation fee is now part of the Comprehensive fee but a $35 fee is assessed for spouses/partners who attend orientation.
J-Term students attend orientation in the spring, while August-entry students are beginning their second terms, and finish their core courses over the summer, while August-entry students take summer internships.
Anitha Moorthy, who was attending orientation at Harvard, where she plans to study for a master's degree in public health, had rented a car and driven home.
When it became clear that the final count would stretch on for weeks, both Mr. Beauprez and Mr. Feeley attended orientation meetings in Washington for new members.
To meet one of MIT's General Institute Requirements before their first semester even starts, many first-year students attending orientation hop into the Zesiger Center pool for a swim test.
Students attending orientation at American University, for example, offer their preferred gender pronouns alongside their names and home towns when introducing themselves.
"Unfortunately, losers in Afghanistan will never accept that they are losers," said one of the winning candidates, Abdul Zuhair Qadir, who was attending orientation sessions for the new Parliament.
