The student's present well-being and future plans are among the primary concerns of Yeshiva University. Advisement and counseling services are designed to help solve academic and personal problems, fulfill the student's potential, and achieve a close relationship among all members of the University family. Orientation helps the incoming student adjust to college life and develop skills needed for maximum achievement. The University Office of Student Affairs coordinates the University's advisement and counseling programs. They may range from problems in adjusting to the academic environment to more serious personal problems.
Consultations are confidential.
Appropriate referrals are made, when necessary, to licensed mental health practitioners in consultation with students and their parents. Students desiring to discuss questions relating to spiritual values and observance are encouraged to consult the appropriate counselor. The University Office of Student Affairs is the coordinating center for foreign students. The International Student Adviser prepares and issues documents necessary for the Immigration and Naturalization Service, and offers guidance. The office also helps in interpreting federal rules and regulations.