University Support Services

College (and life) can be stressful. If you are a ND student and are experiencing a stressful or difficult situation that is impacting your quality of life or your academic progress, there is support available for you. Please consider reaching out to:

• The University Counseling Center for free, confidential counseling and psychiatric care
• University Health Services for primary care, psychiatric services, case management, and a pharmacy
• The McDonald Center for Student Well Being for help with sleep, stress, and substance use
• Skills Mentors for help with time management, study skills, and generally keeping up with classes
• The Office of Institutional Equity for resources and support regarding harassment and discrimination

Unsure where to start? Consider booking a private, one-on-one consultation with a Care and Wellness Consultant for help navigating resources.

Students who are interested in academic accommodations for a disability should reach out to Sara Bea Accessibility Program for assistance.