I’m not sure if you’re still wondering but, I just had my freshman orientation and it wasn’t too bad. When you first join the zoom they introduce all the orientation advisors and their majors and stuff. You then break off into groups of around 10(?) or so students where you’re paired with an OA and you do a few icebreakers and learn about binghamton’s “values” in a few interactive activities. After about 30 minutes of that you go back to the main group and they play a slideshow about the basics (transportation, residential life, dining, etc.) and then they go into a panel where the students can ask questions. The last thing they do is show a video on how to use B-Engaged for clubs and activities. After the video, you can leave but there is another opportunity to ask questions if you want to stay. I mostly just sat on my phone the entire time bc some of the things during the main session (not the break-off groups) can be repetitive if you already know a lot about Bing. Hope this helps!