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A website detailing resources for students who are veterans, including financial aid and scholarship resources.

Are you wanting to quit vaping, e-cigs, or cigarettes? Tobacco Consultation Services at UHS offers a free consultation with a Tobacco Treatment Specialist and free nicotine replacement products to help get you started. 

The Basic Needs website provides information about U-M resources to help students access food and other basic needs. 

Wellness Coaching for Alcohol and Other Drugs (formerly called BASICS-IMEP) is a free, confidential and non-judgmental program for U-M students. Students may attend to explore use of alcohol and other drugs and possibly make changes, or if required to attend by U-M or courts. 

A welcoming, central place for students to receive support, assistance, and resources for various concerns, challenges, and unmet needs. Programs in the Dean of Students Office also include the Blavin Scholars Program, Expect Respect and the Critical Incident Response Team, and Beyond the Diag. Staff members in the Dean of Students Office can assist you with crisis/emergency situations, off-campus housing challenges, academic difficulties, financial hardship, food insecurity & basic needs, campus climate concerns, concerns for the well-being of self or others, and other difficulties affecting your campus life. 

The Michigan Engineering C.A.R.E. Center is the central hub to assist engineering students in successfully transitioning through a variety of challenging circumstances, both inside and outside of the classroom. 

Being a parent isn’t easy, especially if you’re in school. Here is a collection of resources for students who have children, including childcare, healthcare, and financial resources.

The place where student questions, complaints and concerns about the functioning of the University can be discussed confidentially in a safe environment.

The Campus Mind Works website is designed to simplify access to the wide variety of mental health and academic support resources at the University of Michigan, and provide information to help students stay healthy and manage college life. The program also provides free drop-in wellness groups for U-M students for mental health education and support.

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) provides student-focused mental health services to currently enrolled U-M undergraduate and graduate students.

Together, with a diverse CAPS staff who represent multiple social identities including, but not limited to, racial/ethnic, country of origin, gender, sexual orientation, religious beliefs, languages spoken, and age, we can provide consultation, brief individual, couples and group therapy, lunch series, support groups, clinical workshops, urgent/crisis interventions, and assistance with referrals.

Through campus-wide partnerships, CAPS can also help students connect with other U-M resources.

In order to discuss how to best tailor services to address individual needs, students are encouraged to come to the CAPS office the Michigan Union (Suite 4079) or to one of our 13 Embedded sites and schedule an Initial Consultation with a staff member.