Resources

The NC State Counseling Center provides mental health services and resources to students through individual and group counseling, drop-in sessions, embedded counseling and more.

Did you know that NC State Dining employees eat for free each shift they work? Dining also offers competitive salaries and flexible schedules for student employees. Learn more and apply.

The ePass program is a way for residents of North Carolina to apply for benefits and services in North Carolina. ePass helps connect applicants to benefits including medical assistance, food and nutrition services, energy assistance and more.

Registered dietitians are available to provide nutrition counseling for current NC State students at the Campus Health Center on Main Campus. Each student is allowed two free nutrition counseling visits per academic year.

The Off-Campus Housing website provides access to current rental listings near North Carolina State University's campus that primarily serve students.

The Office of Equal Opportunity strives to ensure equal opportunity across campus, strengthen relationships among all groups, and foster a welcoming and respectful environment by provide essential services and outreach to the campus community.

Full and partial meal plan scholarships may be available to students who are experiencing difficulty paying for a semester’s plan. Meal plan scholarships are reserved for first-year students who are required to purchase a meal plan.

Through the donation of guest meals from student meal plans, a pool of meals has been established for students who find themselves temporarily without food options.

Learn more about reasonable adjustments and other resources through the Office of Equal Opportunity (OEO).

NC State Prevention Services provides case management, education, and outreach emphasizing inclusive, developmental, and non-judgmental perspectives for student prevention efforts.