Resources for Students
Never hesitate to take what you need
Take a moment to breathe and reflect on the last few months and recognize the moments that you have to be grateful for. Maybe it’s a professor who’s been helping you to understand material, the barista who knows your order when you come in right before pulling an all-nighter, or even your dog who curls up next to you as you finish a paper. With all the hustle and bustle, it’s good to remember that there are support systems here at ASU to assist you.
Academic
- Dedicated to increasing access to higher education and preparing Arizona students for success. Find links to TRIO, Tribal Nations Tour, and more within.
- Provides necessary resources for all types of incoming students, including but not limited to veterans, transfer, international, returning, and non-degree-seeking.
- Provides a variety of free services like review sessions and an online study hub, both in person and online.
- Provides parking and transportation support.
- Offers a variety of tools and services to help faculty, staff, and students integrate technology into the educational process.
- Find resources and support for graduate students, from professional and career development opportunities to financial support and connections to mentors.
- Includes resources like makerspaces, printing services, and reservable study rooms.
Student Accessibility and Inclusive Learning Services
The central campus resource for students with disabilities to ensure access to their education and help increase awareness in the university community.
Basic Needs
Emergency short-term loan application
- Can assist students experiencing emergency financial situations.
Student Advocacy and Assistance
- Central resource for student assistance, including but not limited to providing absence letters; assisting with basic needs; and more.
- Aims to help alleviate some of the financial burdens students are currently experiencing.
Resources for Students with Families
- Offers information, referrals, and support to students with children or elder care responsibilities through phone, email, or appointment to help families make informed choices and find care that best fits their needs.
Engagement
American Indian Student Support Services
- Personalized support available to all ASU students—connecting you to resources, clarifying processes, and being your advocates.
Committee for Campus Inclusion
- Fosters an inclusive and supportive community that welcomes, respects, and honors the rich diversity of our university and those we serve by offering educational opportunities and activities.
C3 Program; Compassionate Communication leading to Connection
- Provides training for student leaders to identify and support students who may be struggling with substance use or other personal challenges that can hinder their success.
- Supports students in creating social impact through service, civic engagement, entrepreneurship, and sustainability.
Council of Religious Advisors | Educational Outreach and Student Services
- Composed of campus ministries and faith-based organizations that represent a diverse variety of faiths, traditions, and beliefs.
Educational Outreach and Student Services
- Committed to supporting students by fostering an optimal learning environment and providing timely, responsive service. You can find clubs and organizations to join as well as resources that span from health and wellness to engagement.
International Students and Scholars Center
- Contains resources and information for international students and faculty about visas, policy, taxes, etc.
Multicultural Communities of Excellence
- Serves as a hub to connect students, faculty, and staff to opportunities across the university that foster inclusion and greater sense of belonging
Office for Veteran and Military Academic Engagement
- Serve as ASU’s hub for information on teaching, research, programming, and people; integrate veteran voices across the arts, humanities, and sciences.
Committed to supporting veteran and military-connected students by providing guidance, resources, and a welcoming environment that helps them succeed.
Health and Wellness
ASU Center: Mindfulness, Compassion and Resilience
- Provides recorded virtual sessions for meditation and mindfulness practices.
ASU Clinical Psychology Center
- Provides outstanding service using evidence-based best practices, including individual therapy, group programs, evaluations/assessments and more.
- Provides services, support and resources to help ASU students with mental health events that challenge an ability to stay in college or graduate.
- Provides confidential counseling services for ASU students, staff, faculty and the broader community. Fees are as listed: free for students, $80 per semester for ASU faculty and staff, and $100 for the community.
ASU Drug and Alcohol Abuse Prevention Programs
- Offers information on the health and safety risks associated with alcohol and drug abuse. Programs are available to assist students, faculty, and staff.
- Students, whether they have health insurance or not, are eligible to use ASU Health Services. Resources include vaccines, primary care, and STI testing, among others.
- Peer-led opportunity for students to support, connect and build community with one another.
- Offers opportunities to get involved in wellness programs, education or advocacy: join a student organization, become a peer educator, serve as an intern or complete a training program.
Sexual Violence Awareness, Prevention and Response
- Provides a variety of reporting options, resources and educational programs to prevent sexual misconduct.
Safety and Reporting
- Anonymous reporting service for pressing ethical or compliance concerns and highly sensitive matters that are best kept confidential
- Send ASU Police real-time, anonymous tips, including audio, pictures, text and video.
Student Rights and Responsibilities
- Supports a safe and inclusive environment and investigates allegations of student misconduct and determines whether a violation of the Student Code of Conduct has occurred.