All vehicles, including motorcycles, parked on the Virginia Tech campus must be registered with the Parking Services Office and must display a university parking permit. Students are required to register their vehicles by the end of the first week of each session. To register a vehicle, you must take a Virginia Tech ID card or driver's license, along with registration of the vehicle you will be operating on campus, to the Visitor Information Center on Southgate Drive. Closed on weekends. Bicycles must also be registered, and this is available free of charge.
Many services are available to students based on their documented needs.
The Thomas E. Cook Counseling Center at Virginia Tech serves all Virginia Tech students and the university community. The center, located at 240 McComas Hall, provides counseling, psychological services, learning skills assistance, and outreach programs. It is staffed by professional counselors, psychologists, doctoral interns, and graduate trainees. Services include individual and group counseling, study skills counseling, career and life planning, outreach programs, and testing. Squires Student Center and G. Burke Johnston Student Center are hubs of activity for the university community.