Resources

University Student Legal Services provides high quality legal services that allow currently enrolled students to make informed choices and resolve their legal problems with as little disruption as possible to their well-being and academic goals.

The Wake Network of Care is a comprehensive online resources database designed to increase access to many community services located in or near Wake County. Connected services include childcare, medical assistance, financial assistance and more.

Wolfpack Pick Up is a transportation service serving NC State students across main campus. Students living with short- or long-term mobility issues can schedule golf cart rides as needed throughout the regular academic year.

The NC State Women's Center works to foster a sense of community and belonging through high-impact practices centered on gender and interpersonal violence prevention and response.

The Women’s Center of Wake County on Cox Ave. offers three meals/day, housing support, medical and behavioral healthcare, clothing and hygiene items, dental exams and basic services, and transportation assistance.

Having a part-time job can help students develop skills and gain valuable career experience, in addition to earning wages that can assist with education costs. Work Study is a federal program, and qualification is determined by submission of a FAFSA.