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Everything you need to know about transitioning at Virginia Tech. Whether you're a new student, new faculty/staff, or a recent graduate - we have collected all the information you need to know, as well as what you can expect from computing at VT, in one convenient place.
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Everything you need to know as a New Virginia Tech Student.
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Internet Native Banner
If this is your first time using the Internet Native Banner (INB) and you are using Windows, then you will be prompted to install the JPI plugin. See the system requirements for your operating system and the Browsers for INB and Banner page for details.
PID Generation Tool Process
Your Virginia Tech PID is a unique Personal Identifier. Your PID belongs to you and you only. Your PID and password grant you access to your Virginia Tech e-mail, online course materials (Blackboard), Filebox, Hokie SPA, My VT, the university library databases, and more.
VT Google Apps Mail
Virginia Tech has partnered with Google to offer e-mail and collaboration services through the Google Apps for Education program. All current Virginia Tech students, staff, faculty, and alumni are provided with a Virginia Tech e-mail address. During your time at Virginia Tech, your e-mail address will become your primary source of communication between classmates, professors, colleagues, family, and friends.
Your e-mail account is named according to your PID, and [Your PID]@vt.edu is a valid e-mail address. Your VT Mail e-mail account remains active if you are: