1. Managing stress
Many students start to feel an increase in stress about this time each year. If you think you may need assistance, the Counseling and Testing Center (3rd floor Grace Wilkie Hall) can help! Your first visit is free.
The #WSUWeSupportU campaign exists to raise awareness about services available to help students who are struggling in any area. Visit to submit a concern about yourself, another student or a faculty or staff member.
Finances are a common stressor among all college students. Visit with a Peer Financial Coach in the Office for Student Money Management (115 Neff Hall) to create a financial plan to complement your degree plan. Schedule an appointment at
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2. Resources to help you stay healthy
Student Health Services 2nd floor, Ahlberg Hall Go to to login to myShockerHealth for 24/7 access to health services.
On campus access to medical professionals, outpatient care and other health-related services. Call to schedule an appointment!
Counseling and Testing Center 3rd floor, Grace Wilkie Hall
Offers personal counseling and psychological assessments, test prep, credit by exam, make-up exams, mental health screenings and more! Call to schedule an appointment, or just stop by.
Campus Recreation Heskett Center
Indoor activity space includes a 200-meter track, 25-meter pool, basketball courts, fitness studios, weight room, massage therapists, personal trainers and more!
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