AS Food Pantry

A.S. Food Pantry provides nutritious food and referrals to other food services for SDSU students experiencing food insecurity. Vegan options are available.

Access: 
For further information, and to make a reservation visit the A.S. Food Pantry Website

Estimated wait time: 
Available three days per week during the semester with varying hours over breaks.

Referral tip: 
Please bring your valid SDSU RedID with you. 

Changes due to COVID-19: 
N/A

ECRT

ECRT aims to bridge the gap in resources for students experiencing immediate food, housing, or unforeseen financial crises that impacts student success. Using a holistic approach to well-being, ECRT supports students through crisis by leveraging a campus-wide collaboration that utilizes on and off-campus partnerships and provides direct referrals based on each student’s unique circumstances. ECRT empowers students to identify and access long term, sustainable solutions in an effort to successfully graduate from SDSU.

Access:
Request ECRT assistance here

Estimated wait time:
72 hours (students in crisis will be reached out to as soon as possible).

• Referral tips:
  Complete what you can and provide as much information as you feel comfortable with. The information will be used for coordinators to help connect you with resources in a timely manner.
• ECRT will first reach out via email, using the SDSU email that you provide on the intake form. Be sure to keep an eye on your SDSU email within the first 72 that you submit your request for follow up information from ECRT Coordinators.
• Students can connect with ECRT Coordinators virtually or in-person.

Changes due to COVID-19:
ECRT is currently operating in-person and virtually. Virtual communication will be done via email, zoom, or phone call.

San Diego Food Resource Guide

A comprehensive list of food resources in San Diego county.

Access:
Link to food resource guide

Estimated wait time:
None.

Changes due to COVID-19: 
N/A

CalFresh

CalFresh provides monthly food benefits to assist low-income households in purchasing food. Many students are eligible for CalFresh, and SDSU has enrollment specialists to help students with the application process.

Access:
Request a check in here.
Hours of operation (8:30-12pm and 1-4pm). 
To request a phone call, you can also go to your aid link and click on “CalFresh Enrollment,” if it’s listed.

Estimated wait time:
Typically respond within two business days, but may be longer.

Referral tip:
Make sure to have your phone on you, enrollment specialists will call back.

Changes due to COVID-19:
CalFresh intake and enrollment assistance is virtual.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

FA&S provides financial information and counseling to students. They can help students navigate the loans they currently have, along with understanding eligibility for more loans.

Access:  
To check your Financial Aid and Scholarship Eligibility, visit AidLink

The Virtual Help Desk will be available Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Students will be able to get immediate assistance with not only Financial Aid & Scholarship questions but also University Bursar's Office questions that relate to student accounts/billing. You can access the virtual student financial center through the FA&S website.

Estimated wait time:
Wait time can vary depending on situation and method. Email contact can typically be made within 3-4 days, Aidlink can be accessed immediately any time.

Referral tip:
Check your AidLink account before emailing FA&S
Be sure to include your Name and Red ID in your email.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships will communicate with you via AidLink and email. Be sure to check both, regularly.

Changes due to COVID-19: 
All communication is via email or the Virtual Help Desk. It may take 3 - 4 business days to receive an email response. 
FA&S lists FAQs related to COVID-19 here.

University Bursar's Office

UBO provides information and deadlines on financial aid disbursement, tuition, fees, and loans.

Students can use this resource to get more information on SDSU costs and loan/grant distribution.

UBO also offers short term loans of up to $1,000 to help students with short term financial needs.

Access:
Email [email protected] or to use LiveChat, click the speech bubbles in the bottom right corner of UBO homepage.

The Virtual Front Desk will be available Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Students will be able to get immediate assistance with not Financial Aid & Scholarship questions and University Bursar's Office questions that relate to student accounts/billing. You can access the UBO virtual front desk through their website.

Apply for a short term loan though UBO online here.

Estimated wait time:
Chat bot can be accessed immediately, emails may take 3-4 days to respond. Status updates on the Short Term Loans will be available within 2 working days after you submit the application.

Referral tip: 
In your email or LiveChat, include your name, Red ID and what your question is.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Customer support is only handled online via Live Chat, Virtual Help Desk, or via email.

ECRT

ECRT aims to bridge the gap in resources for students experiencing immediate food, housing, or unforeseen financial crises that impacts student success. Using a holistic approach to well-being, ECRT supports students through crisis by leveraging a campus-wide collaboration that utilizes on and off-campus partnerships and provides direct referrals based on each student’s unique circumstances. ECRT empowers students to identify and access long term, sustainable solutions in an effort to successfully graduate from SDSU.

Access:
Request ECRT assistance here

Estimated wait time:
72 hours (students in crisis will be reached out to as soon as possible).

Referral tips:

• Complete what you can and provide as much information as you feel comfortable with. The information will be used for coordinators to help connect you with resources in a timely manner.
• ECRT will first reach out via email, using the SDSU email that you provide on the intake form. Be sure to keep an eye on your SDSU email within the first 72 that you submit your request for follow up information from ECRT Coordinators.
• Students can connect with the ECRT Housing Stability Coordinator virtually or in-person. 

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

2-1-1 San Diego

211 is a free nonprofit organization that connects people with community, health and disaster services. Puts the 6,000 social services offered in SD county. 211 can help you with utility bills, finding shelter, food assistance, disaster assistance, etc.

Dial 2-1-1 on a telephone to speak with someone who will point you towards the resources you need or go to their website here: Home - 211 San Diego 

Estimated wait time:
No wait time, available 24/7.

Referral Tips:
211 is a massive database of resources, so make sure you’re ready to discuss all the resources available to you in your community. Make sure to take notes! 

Changes due to COVID-19:
Now 211 offers testing and vaccination site resources for those who are unvaccinated and/or in need. Another addition to the 211 resource list are the COVID-related housing resources to help you pay past due rent and utilities. They can help you understand your financial options to help you stay in your home.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

FA&S provides financial information and counseling to students. They can help students navigate the loans they currently have, along with understanding eligibility for more loans.

Access:
To check your Financial Aid and Scholarship Eligibility, visit AidLink

The Virtual Help Desk will be available Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Students will be able to get immediate assistance with not only Financial Aid & Scholarship questions but also University Bursar's Office questions that relate to student accounts/billing. You can access the virtual student financial center through the FA&S website.

Estimated wait time:
Wait time can vary depending on situation and method. Email contact can typically be made within 3-4 days, Aidlink can be accessed immediately any time.

Referral tip:
Check your AidLink account before emailing FA&S
Be sure to include your Name and Red ID in your email.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships will communicate with you via AidLink and email. Be sure to check both, regularly.

Changes due to COVID-19:
All communication is via email or the Virtual Help Desk. It may take 3 - 4 business days to receive an email response.
FA&S lists FAQs related to COVID-19 here.

University Bursar's Office

UBO provides information and deadlines on financial aid disbursement, tuition, fees, and loans.
Students can use this resource to get more information on SDSU costs and loan/grant distribution.
UBO also offers short term loans of up to $1,000 to help students with short term financial needs.

Access:
Email [email protected] or to use LiveChat, click the speech bubbles in the bottom right corner of UBO homepage.

The Virtual Front Desk will be available Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Students will be able to get immediate assistance with not Financial Aid & Scholarship questions and University Bursar's Office questions that relate to student accounts/billing. You can access the UBO virtual front desk through their website.

Apply for a short term loan though UBO online here.

Estimated wait time:
Chat bot can be accessed immediately, emails may take 3-4 days to respond. Status updates on the Short Term Loans will be available within 2 working days after you submit the application.

Referral tip: 
In your email or LiveChat, include your name, Red ID and what your question is.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Customer support is only handled online via Live Chat, Virtual Help Desk, or via email.

ECRT

ECRT aims to bridge the gap in resources for students experiencing immediate food, housing, or unforeseen financial crises that impacts student success. Using a holistic approach to well-being, ECRT supports students through crisis by leveraging a campus-wide collaboration that utilizes on and off-campus partnerships and provides direct referrals based on each student’s unique circumstances. ECRT empowers students to identify and access long term, sustainable solutions in an effort to successfully graduate from SDSU.

Access:
Request ECRT assistance here

Estimated wait time:
72 hours (students in crisis will be reached out to as soon as possible).

Referral tip:
Complete what you can and provide as much information as you feel comfortable with. The information will be used for coordinators to help connect you with resources in a timely manner. ECRT will first reach out via email, using the SDSU email that you provide on the intake form. Be sure to keep an eye on your SDSU email within the first 72 that you submit your request for follow up information from ECRT Coordinators

Changes due to COVID-19:
ECRT is currently operating completely virtually. All communication will be done via email, zoom, or phone call.

Financial Aid & Scholarships

FA&S provides financial information and counseling to students. They can help students navigate the loans they currently have, along with understanding eligibility for more loans.

Access:  
To check your Financial Aid and Scholarship Eligibility, visit AidLink

The Virtual Help Desk will be available Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Students will be able to get immediate assistance with not only Financial Aid & Scholarship questions but also University Bursar's Office questions that relate to student accounts/billing. You can access the virtual student financial center through the FA&S website.

Estimated wait time:
Wait time can vary depending on situation and method. Email contact can typically be made within 3-4 days, Aidlink can be accessed immediately any time.

Referral tip:
Check your AidLink account before emailing FA&S
Be sure to include your Name and Red ID in your email.
The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships will communicate with you via AidLink and email. Be sure to check both, regularly.

Changes due to COVID-19: 
All communication is via email or the Virtual Help Desk. It may take 3 - 4 business days to receive an email response. 
FA&S lists FAQs related to COVID-19 here.

University Bursar's Office

UBO provides information and deadlines on financial aid disbursement, tuition, fees, and loans.
Students can use this resource to get more information on SDSU costs and loan/grant distribution.
UBO also offers short term loans of up to $1,000 to help students with short term financial needs.

Email [email protected] or to use LiveChat, click the speech bubbles in the bottom right corner of UBO homepage.

The Virtual Front Desk will be available Monday-Friday from 9:00am-5:00pm. Students will be able to get immediate assistance with not Financial Aid & Scholarship questions and University Bursar's Office questions that relate to student accounts/billing. You can access the UBO virtual front desk through their website.

Apply for a short term loan though UBO online here.

Estimated wait time:
Chat bot can be accessed immediately, emails may take 3-4 days to respond. Status updates on the Short Term Loans will be available within 2 working days after you submit the application.

Referral tip:
In your email or LiveChat, include your name, Red ID and what your question is.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Customer support is only handled online via Live Chat or via email.

San Diego Access & Crisis Line (Chat)

Chat with a licensed clinician about mental health topics including suicide prevention, crisis intervention, community resources, mental health referrals, and alcohol and drug support services.

Access:
The chat feature operates M-F from 4-10pm PST.
Click here to launch a live chat session.

Estimated wait time:
No wait time during available hours.

Referral tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
None listed.

San Diego Access & Crisis Line (Phone/Text)

Talk with a licensed clinician about mental health topics including suicide prevention, crisis intervention, community resources, mental health referrals, and alcohol and drug support services.

Access:

• Phone: (888) 724-7240
• Text: 711

Estimated wait time:
No wait time.

Referral tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
None listed.

Counseling & Psychological Services

C&PS offers a range of services to improve the mental health and well-being of students.

Access:

• Call the C&PS office at 619-594-5220 between the hours of 8-4:30pm and ask for a 10-15 minute phone consultation with a C&PS therapist. After hearing your concerns, the therapist will identify on and off campus counseling options to best help you.
• You can also email [email protected] with any questions, but calling will get you results more quickly.

Estimated wait time:
Same-day consultations

Referral tip:

• When you call, say “I’d like a consultation with a therapist”
• You can also call to consult with a therapist about how to best support a student you are concerned about.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Counseling services are offered in-person and virtually.

Talk it Out

Talk It Out is a drop-in service that provides students with easy access to informal and confidential consultation with our C&PS counselors.

1. Counseling and Psychological Services: Tuesdays at 1:30 - 3:20pm PST via Zoom
2. Pride Center: Tuesdays 1:00 - 2:50pm PST via Zoom
3. Center for Intercultural Relations: Wednesdays 9:00 - 10:50am PST via Zoom
4. International Student Center: Wednesdays 2:00 - 3:50pm PST via Zoom

Estimated wait time:
Available two days per week, at four different sessions.

Referral tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID 19:
Talk It Out is only offered virtually.

Community Resource Specialist

Assists students seek healthcare services and help them navigate their health insurance or attain health insurance.

Access:
Schedule an appointment to learn about your healthcare or how to get healthcare here. Select “healthcare” as the topic you want to discuss.

Estimated wait time:
Typically about one business day.

Referral tip:
In the form to request an appointment, indicate what your current status of healthcare coverage is, and what you want to get out of your appointment.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Meetings are held virtually.

Counseling and Psychological Services Sleep Strategies

C&PS website lists strategies to help students improve their sleep.

Access:
Browse the C&PS sleep strategies here.

Estimated wait time:
N/A

Referral tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

Resources for Parents with Sleep Deprivation

This is a resource page for student parents to learn about SDSU and SD area resources for parents and their children.

Access:
Many stressors can contribute to sleep deprivation such as economic crisis, housing insecurity, food insecurity, tuition costs, discrimination, and childcare resources. Browse this page to find resources readily available to increase your academic and personal success. 

Estimated wait time: 
N/A

Referral tip:
Use the campus partner emails listed on the page to get help with specific questions.

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

Well-being & Health Promotion Sleep Strategies Presentation

A representative from campus Well-being and Health Promotion (W&HP) can deliver a presentation about healthy sleep strategies to student groups, classes or organizations.

Access:
Schedule a presentation here, select “Sleep Strategies” for the type of presentation you want to have.

Estimated wait time:
Minimum of two weeks to schedule presentation.

Referral tip:
A W&HP representative will reach out to you via email to confirm your presentation date. We will create a secure Zoom meeting link for the presentation.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Presentations are still available and held virtually via zoom.

ASPIRE Program

The ASPIRE program is one-on-one counseling that may help students experiencing sleep deprivation because of drinking or substance use. The program can help students look at where they are in life currently versus where they want to be and make adjustments.

Call Counseling & Psychological Services at (619) 594-5220 or email them at [email protected]

Estimated wait time:
Same-day consultations are available.

Referral Tip:
When calling, say that you are interested in the ASPIRE program.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Meetings are held virtually.

Aztec Recreation

Aztec Recreation provides high quality programs, services and facilities that inspire active, healthy living and enhance the SDSU experience.

Access:
Choose to be a part of intramural sports, join the gym, become an Aquaplex member, or go on an Aztec Adventures outing, and more! Visit the Aztec Recreation website to learn about all that they offer.

Estimated wait time:
Sign up for immediate access to the gym, online virtual workouts, join an intramural team, or sign up for an Aztec Adventures outing. For other activities wait times will vary.

Referral Tip:
When visiting the website, you can find a comment and question form at the bottom through the Contact link. Once received, the question or comment will be directed to the appropriate person.

Changes due to COVID 19:
Weights, cardio equipment, fitness classes, lap swim and more are available with ARC Outdoors! Reservations are required for all visits and facial coverings are required at all times. Please see the ARC Outdoors website for more information. 
There are also Virtual Workout Resources available, including the On-demand workouts via their YouTube channel.

Campus Well

A website full of methods and tips for staying physically and mentally healthy. Includes at home workouts, nutrition advice, answers to questions about stress etc.

Access:
Use the Campus Well website to access these resources

Estimated wait time:
N/A

Referral Tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
Please be mindful of the fact that you may not be able to follow some of the recommendations due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Please defer to your local public health and social distancing guidelines until the pandemic has ended.

Nutrition One-on-One Sessions

30-60 minute appointments to learn nutrition basics and/or Intuitive Eating. Gain a better understanding of how you can complement your fitness routine with eating healthy. Learn how to maintain balance in your life.

Access:
Click here to schedule a one-on-one education session with the Registered Dietitian.

Estimated wait time:
Approximately 2 working days to be contacted to schedule an appointment

Referral Tip:
When you sign up for the session, include the following information in the “notes or other information” section (on the third page of the survey):

• When was the last time you saw a medical provider (MD, RN, etc.)?
• Do you have a history of medical issues? (If yes, please explain)
• Are you satisfied with your eating patterns? (If no, why?)
• Were you referred, if yes, by whom?
• Please indicate what topics you want to discuss.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Sessions may take place in-person or virtually.

Student Health Services

SHS provides services including primary health, sexual health, laboratory testing, pharmacy, physical exam, radiology, specialty care, injections, immunizations, COVID-19 testing, flu shots, and walk in services.

Access:
Schedule all services via phone call or online first. Call 619-594-4325 or send a secure message through HealtheConnect to schedule an appointment.

Estimated wait time:
Anywhere from 1-5 business days depending on the services needed. 

Referral Tip:
Encourage students to make an appointment earlier rather than later to get something that works well with their schedule.

Changes due to COVID-19:
Walk in services have been suspended.

University Police Department

The University Police Department (UPD) provides policing services to San Diego State University.

Access:
Call 911 if in an emergency. If non-emergency, call 619-594-1991 to speak to a police dispatcher. Visit the University police website for more information.

Estimated wait time:
None. Response is immediate

Referral Tip:
SDSU UPD offers a daily free shuttle ride M-F between 6-10pm.

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

Title IX

Title IX protects students, educators and school employees against all forms of sex or gender discrimination including harassment, domestic violence, and more.

Access: 
Visit the Title IX website to report an incident, help a friend, or access support services.

Estimated wait time:
None.

Referral Tip:
You can contact the CCS Sexual Assault Victim Advocate, Lauren Rosato, directly by calling (858) 693-2355 Or emailing [email protected]

Changes due to COVID-19:

Aztec Recreation Self-Defense Classes

SDSU offers a self-defense conditioning class (for credit) to students through Aztec recreation.

Access:
SDSU offers a self-defense conditioning class (for credit) to students through Aztec recreation. There is a fee associated with this course.

Estimated wait time:
Classes are offered every semester, check the course catalog for times/days.

Referral Tip:
Aztec Recreation membership NOT required.

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

Marijuana eCHECKUP to go

This program gives you personalized feedback about your marijuana use. The program takes about 20-30 minutes to complete, is self-guided, and requires no face-to-face contact time with a counselor.
Access: Take the marijuana eCHECKUP to go here.

Access:
Take the marijuana eCHECKUP to go here.

Estimated wait time:
None

Referral Tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

Alcohol eCHECKUP to go

This program gives you personalized feedback about your alcohol use. The program takes about 20-30 minutes to complete, is self-guided, and requires no face-to-face contact time with a counselor.

Access:
Take the alcohol eCHECKUP to go here.

Estimated wait time: None

Referral Tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
N/A

Alcohol and Other Drugs (AOD) Presentation

SDSU Well-being & Health Promotion offers presentations about alcohol and other drugs for classes, groups or organizations.

Access: Request an alcohol and other drugs presentation here.

Estimated wait time:
Minimum of two weeks to schedule presentation.
Referral tip: A W&HP representative will reach out to you via email to confirm your presentation date. We will create a secure Zoom meeting link for the presentation.

Estimated wait time:
All presentations must be made approximately two weeks ahead.

Changes due to COVID-19: Presentations may be offered in-person or virtually.

Counseling & Psychological Services ASPIRE Program

The ASPIRE program is one-on-one counseling that may help students experiencing sleep deprivation because of drinking or substance use. The program can help students look at where they are in life currently versus where they want to be and make adjustments.

Access:
Call Counseling & Psychological Services at (619) 594-5220 or email them at [email protected] and say “I’m interested in the ASPIRE program”

Estimated wait time: Same-day consultations.

Referral tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
Counseling services are virtual.

SDSU Library, Technology Checkout

Provides semester checkout of laptops, webcams, and/or WiFi hotspots based on need and availability.

Access:
Visit the library technology checkout website to fill out a technology equipment request form and to seek additional technology resource assistance.

Estimated wait time:
Approximately one week for assessment.

Referral tip:
Make sure you’re logged into your @sdsu.edu email before filling out the technology equipment form.
A representative from the SDSU Library will contact you within five business (or 7 calendar) days of your request so check your sdsu email regularly in this time frame.

Changes due to COVID-19:
The buildings are closed, but the Library's online services are available, along with Domeside book pickup and outdoor study space. For the current status of Library services visit the Library's COVID-19 page.

ECRT

ECRT aims to bridge the gap in resources for students experiencing immediate food, housing, or unforeseen financial crises that impacts student success. Using a holistic approach to well-being, ECRT supports students through crisis by leveraging a campus-wide collaboration that utilizes on and off-campus partnerships and provides direct referrals based on each student’s unique circumstances. ECRT empowers students to identify and access long term, sustainable solutions in an effort to successfully graduate from SDSU.

Access:
Request ECRT assistance here

Estimated wait time:
72 hours (students in crisis will be reached out to as soon as possible).

Referral tip:
Complete what you can and provide as much information as you feel comfortable with. The information will be used for coordinators to help connect you with resources in a timely manner. ECRT will first reach out via email, using the SDSU email that you provide on the intake form. Be sure to keep an eye on your SDSU email within the first 72 that you submit your request for follow up information from ECRT Coordinators.

The Economic Crisis Response Team (ECRT) maintains and regularly updates a list of discounted internet rates for students, from AT&T, Cox, and more.

Changes due to COVID-19:
ECRT is currently operating completely virtually. All communication will be done via email, zoom, or phone call.

SDSU Office of Advising

Advisers provide academic advising for General Education and Graduation requirements. This includes helping students plan their courses, meet major requirements and change their majors. See an academic advisor if you want to talk about general education and graduation requirements. If you want to talk about major requirements and preparing for a major then talk to a Major Advisor.

Access:
Schedule an appointment here for academic advising

Estimated wait time:
For Virtual Academic Advising wait time is determined by student schedule. Phone advising has no wait time.

Referral tip:
Review your degree evaluation before seeing an advisor to get an idea of what you’re working with. When you email your adviser, it's best to use your secured sdsu.edu account and include your full name and Red ID. Your adviser will need this info to access your record and help get your questions answered.

Changes due to COVID-19:
For general inquiries, use their Virtual Front Desk or email them at [email protected]
Advisers in the Academic Advising Center are available for advising virtually through Zoom or by phone. Please visit the Academic Advising Center website for contact information.

Assistant Deans

Each college has an assistant dean for student affairs. The role of the Assistant Dean for student affairs is to support students with high level academic policies and procedures, they are the first point of contact when a student has academic issues that go beyond the scope of a professor or academic adviser, and non-academic issues that affect their academics. Assistant deans serve as liaison between Student Affairs and Academic Affairs by serving on and participating in university-, division-, and college-wide committees and meetings.

Assistant deans also manage college participation in programs that seek to integrate students into the University community, such as New Student Programs, Freshman Success, Faculty-Student Mentorship Program, Honors Program, New Student and Family Convocation, and programs run by student groups, and work in conjunction with the Centers for Student Involvement and Associated Students to advise, develop and enhance College councils, student participation in leadership development activities and student organization advisor training.

Access: 
There are 2 effective means for contacting your Assistant Dean. One is to find their email address on the college's website and send them an email, the second is to request a meeting through SDSU Navigate.

Estimated wait time:
Response times may vary depending on setting. Can be reached weekly at their respective College Council meetings. Emails may take several business days.

Referral tip: 
Be sure to include your own contact information and detailed information about why you are reaching out to your assistant dean. This will help the assistant dean reach back out to you more effectively and with greater context

Changes due to COVID-19: 
N/A

SDSU Office of the Registrar

The office of the registrar helps students with registration issues, verification of enrollment and unites, changing/declaring a major.

Access:
Visit the Office of the registrar website to browse their resources. Call (619) 594-6871, fill out the Contact Us form, or connect with their Virtual Front Desk.

Estimated wait time:
There is no wait for the Chatbot or Virtual Front Desk options. Phone and Contact Us form wait times vary based on time of year.

Referral Tip:
N/A

Changes due to COVID-19:
Additional virtual programming has been added. After hours support has been added via the Office of the Registrar Chatbot on the bottom right side of their home page.