The focus of the Counseling Center is to help students deal with personal and adjustment issues that may interfere with their ability to progress academically to their fullest potential. Students can meet with a counselor for a consultation appointment and receive an assessment of their needs and recommendations for on and off-campus services. Request an initial consultation.
Self-Help Resources & Programs: Self-help materials are not meant to be a substitute for therapy. The tools and resources on this page are intended to support our university and community.
Visit the Minds Matter Website for additional resources for caring for yourself and each other.
Therapy Assistance Online (TAO) is an interactive, dynamic, easy-to-access program that supports anxiety, depression, and other shared concerns.
AFS serves students by providing them with critical legal counsel, limited-scope representation, and practical education concerning their legal rights and responsibilities. AFS supports student retention by providing legal services by improving students' ability to focus on their education. Student service fees support AFS. There is NO additional cost for legal services. All case information is protected by attorney-client privilege and is treated confidentially by all AFS staff.
The Transfer Center can help you navigate your experience wherever you are on your transfer journey.
Contact us for more information on support services available for transfer students.
Make a Transfer Navigation Appointment for an overview of the transfer process, degree exploration, finding resources, and your next steps. Appointments are available Monday-Friday, 9-4 p.m.
Bobcat Bounty is the first student-run on-campus food pantry at Texas State University. The aim is to decrease food insecurity by providing healthy food to students, faculty, and administration at Texas State University.
DISTRIBUTION INFORMATION: The pantry takes place every Thursday, from 5-6:30 pm, in the Family and Consumer Sciences building, room 187. Please complete the survey below to receive food items. Note this is also the survey for the pantry. Please fill it out each time you visit either of the food distributions.
Veterans age 59 or younger living in Texas who have limited or no financial resources may wish to apply for meal assistance. On-Campus Dining and Home Delivery options are available. Apply here.
The Students Who Are Parents (SWAP) group is a great way to meet other Bobcat parents and connect with relevant resources. If you are a currently enrolled undergraduate or graduate student and also a parent, please join us! We would love to see you at our student parent events and participate in our SWAP Canvas site. To get updates about the events and programs that are going on for student parents, please submit your email address.
SWAP group is here to help student parents form a network with other student parents. To achieve this, the Dean of Students Office CARE Center organizes luncheons and socials for student parents to have an opportunity to get to know each other.
For real-time alerts and information during emergencies, please visit the University Police Department (UPD) Safety & Emergency communications site.
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