Testing and counseling groups are also offered for students with learning disabilities and attention deficit hyperactive disorder. Testing is also provided to aid in the diagnosis of problems. Some testing services require a fee, but most are free of charge. Health Education provides the opportunity to develop leadership skills through peer education programs. Health Fee University policy requires that all students registered for seven or more credit hours during the fall or spring semester or four or more credit hours during a summer session pay the University health fee.
Students pay for pharmaceuticals, orthopedic equipment, specialty clinics and psychological testing.
Payment is expected at the time of service. Students may pay in cash, check, MasterCard, Visa or Tiger Stripe. The University offers an accident and sickness insurance plan to help cover major medical expenses. Information is sent to all students prior to the fall semester. Students are strongly encouraged to have comprehensive health insurance coverage during their tenure at the University.