The Student Health Service is an outpatient clinic staffed by physicians, nurse practitioners, and physician assistants who can evaluate and treat most of students' medical problems. Charges may be incurred for labwork, immunizations, allergy injections, supplies, and medication. Psychiatric evaluation and short-term therapy appointments and crisis intervention are available. Health education and outreach programs on a variety of topics are provided throughout the year. For serious emergencies occurring during hours when the Student Health Service is closed, students may go to the Emergency Room of the University Hospital for treatment.
All fees are the responsibility of the student.
Students must be currently enrolled on campus in the University to receive treatment at the Student Health Service. Students enrolled in off-campus programs and continuing education programs are not eligible. The University recommends that all students be covered by health and accident insurance. For information on group health insurance options offered through the University, students should contact the Student Health Service or Office of the Dean of Students. University Counseling Center University Counseling Center services help students resolve personal, social, career, and study problems that can interfere with their academic progress and success.