Home pregnancy testing kits are very reliable and can be obtained over the counter at any drug store and most grocery stores, or they can be obtained anonymously, confidentially, and free of charge from Health Education Services, located in Village C West 207. Whether you need a pregnancy test, information on resources and services, or an opportunity to talk through the options, call Health Education Services, Student Health Services, or Counseling and Psychiatric Services and make an appointment to talk confidentially with one of their professional staff members. GU Pregnancy Services Whether you are faced with an unintended pregnancy or you are planning to have a child, you may need information about the resources available to you. Pregnancy Services assists students with the many needs unique to pregnancy. This office coordinates a comprehensive program for pregnant students including information on a variety of subjects such as medical care, housing options, financial assistance, adoption resources, academic assistance, support groups for single mothers, and access to a computerized data base clearinghouse for infant furniture and clothes.
All services are confidential.
Students may call the Pregnancy Information Line for more information about this program. The Women's Center is a resource center for women's issues. Center staff can provide information on pregnancy-related issues and the resources available to you. You may not feel well if you are pregnant. Your pregnancy does not have to impact your academics.