Students may present with a variety of needs to meet academic, social, and emotional goals:
Basic Care: Food Insecurities, Housing challenges, Financial difficulties, Health Insurance and Counseling, Life Skills Development, Textbook Support, Academic and Career Support
Medical: Health and General Medical Concerns, Gynecology, STI/HIV testing, Physicals, and Tuberculosis testing (*Students must be enrolled and registered.)
Mental Health: Ongoing sadness, anxiety, changes in sleep or appetite, loss, lack of motivation, stress, feeling overwhelmed, or struggling to adjust to college life.
Academics: Significant Change in Academic Performance/Behaviors, Not Attending Class, Struggling with Course Material, Not Completing/Submitting Assignments, Need Tutoring