Life doesn't always go as planned. When things feel overwhelming - emotionally, mentally, or socially - we’re here to support you. This section connects you to real resources like mental health counseling, accessibility services, the food pantry, and more. Whatever you’re facing, you don’t have to face it alone.
Your mental health matters here. You can talk to a counselor on campus or connect with someone online through Uwill, a free teletherapy service where you choose who you speak with and when. If you're in crisis, there's a 24/7 hotline ready whenever you need it. You're not alone, and support is always within reach.
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If you’re a student with a disability, the Center for Accessibility is here to support you. We offer personalized accommodations, assistive technology, and guidance to help you succeed in your classes and campus life. Our team is committed to ensuring you have equal access and the tools you need to thrive.
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If you're ever running low on groceries or just need a little extra help, our campus food pantries are here for you. Located at Mays Landing, Atlantic City, and Cape May campuses, they offer free, accessible food to any student who needs it. No judgment, no hassle; just support when you need it most.
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College can be a lot and sometimes it brings up more than just academic stress. If you’re dealing with depression, substance use, or harassment, you’re not alone and there are resources that can help. This section gives you real information and ways to take action if you or someone you know needs support. Your safety and mental health matter here, and we're here to help you navigate whatever you're facing.
