NC State University provides a variety of services to insure your students receive their needs and cares while they study at the university.

Registration & Records
The office of the Registration and Records assists students with registration, transcript distribution, enrollment verification, and withdrawal.  Students should contact the office regarding related concerns.

Cashier's Office
The Cashier’s office provides billing and collecting of tuition, fees, and other university related charges to all students at NC State University.

Student Health Services
The Student Health Services provide affordable, accessible and high quality primary health care, a comprehensive disease-prevention and health promotion program to the NC State community.

Counseling Center
The Counseling Center assists individuals in gaining a better understanding of themselves. Psychologists, professional counselors, and psychiatrists are available to work with students who desire assistance with concerns such as choosing a career, academic planning, identifying and overcoming educational difficulties, developing greater self-understanding, developing more satisfying personal relations, and coping with stress or emotional crisis. All counseling is strictly confidential. In addition to individual counseling, workshops and support groups are offered throughout the year in a variety of areas, including vocational exploration and stress reduction. The counseling is confidential and many services are free to currently enrolled students of North Carolina State University.

Undergraduate Tutorial Center
In order to help your students with their academic success, the Undergraduate Tutorial Center provides Individual tutoring, Walk-In tutoring, Supplemental Instructions in math, science, psychology, language courses, and Writing and Speaking services.

Career Center
The university Career Center provides career planning and job search assistance for students and alumni of NC State seeking internships and jobs. The Center is the official campus liaison between job seekers and academic departments and employers, providing assistance and resources to serve all constituencies.

Library
To assist you in your studies, the university provides an extensive library system. The NCSU Libraries, with a holdings count of over 3 million volumes and a website usage count of nearly 2 million connections per month, ranks 32nd among national research libraries. Campus libraries offer a wealth of research options, including web-accessible reference tools, books, and journals, and a vast variety of online services. The Libraries' membership in the Triangle Research Libraries Network means NC State students, faculty, and staff have access to resources from Duke University, the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and North Carolina Central University.

Bookstore
Another resource that you might visit regularly is NC State Bookstores. The Bookstore sells all of the academic supplies you will need from pencils to textbooks to computers. You can also purchase sportswear, gifts, magazines, and popular books. Textbooks may be ordered online at the beginning of each semester from the website.

Carmichael Complex
Carmichael Complex is a great facility for students that are interested in wellness. The facility includes Miller Fields, Equipment Room, Fencing Room, Golf Room, Weight Rooms, Basketball Courts, Dance studio, Pools, Indoor Track, Mini Gym, Racquetball Courts and Climbing Wall. It is a safe and clean place for students to learn and practice health-based lifestyle choices.

Computing Resources
North Carolina State University is among the 25 “Most Connected Campuses” in the nation, according to The Princeton Review ”NC State has sought to use technology in thoughtful and creative ways that promote success in the classroom. We’ve ensured that goal collaboratively, by engaging faculty, students and staff.” , stated Chancellor James L. Oblinger. ComTech's Network Operations and Advanced Technology Development teams operate and design NC State's high-speed data network backbone, ncstate.net. It provides high capacity digital network infrastructure and supports a diverse, multiplatform, high-bandwidth distributed computing environment for the campus. From freshmen to administrators to advanced researchers, the NC State community benefits from an excellent networking infrastructure and connections to global internets. The campus has 12 multimedia distance education classrooms capable of bi-directional, interactive analog audio/video transmission. Six of these also support IP-based telecasting. Three high-quality external channels (analog or MPEG2) provide connectivity to NCREN and UNC system communities; Two commodity channels allow for global gateway capabilities. The university's growing nomadic computing system (VLAN) currently has more than 800 ports for users to plug in laptops, be assigned dynamic IP addresses using DHCP and authenticate to the campus network. University dormitories also have free internet services that allow students connect to network. Wireless technology at NC State frees you from the confines of your desk or residence hall room. You can take your laptop or other wireless device out and about to various locations on campus and still have access to the NC State network.

Transportation
The Wolfline ( http://www2.acs.ncsu.edu/trans/transportation/wolfline/index.html) is the NC State community’s own bus service. It takes students to their designated location within the campus. Students can locate the bus on routes on-line, so they can visually see when the bus is coming to their bus stop. Wolfline buses run every day that classes are in session, serving all three campuses, two park & ride lots, and official NCSU housing. It is open to the public. No university ID, pass, or fare is required to ride!

Housing
Over 80% of freshmen choose to live on campus. There is really no other place to live where you can experience all that NC State has to offer. University Housing complements the mission of North Carolina State University through intentional programs, services, and facilities that promote educational and personal development of campus residents. With NC State faculty and other campus partners, University Housing creates enriched living and learning environments. Living on campus is a unique and integral part of the student’s educational experience. Students who live on campus will:
-Help create dynamic residential communities that embrace diversity.
-Have opportunities for leadership, self-governance and civic engagement.
-Expand individual responsibility and achieve personal growth.
-Experience living and learning in a technology-rich environment.
-Develop a strong connection to NC State University.

Dining
University Dining is more than just a dining hall, we're a full-service food provider for the entire campus of NC State. We operate three dining halls, eight fast food eateries, a coffee bar, three quick-service cafes, a sports restaurant, and five convenience stores. In addition, we provide food concessions for NC State sporting events, operate all the vending machines throughout campus, and provide catering services. University Dining also provides students with free access to a registered dietician and sponsors cooking classes taught by one of our executive chefs each semester.

Disability Services
The Disability Services Office (DSO) is a unit of the Office for Equal Opportunity and Equity. The DSO facilitates accommodations for students, faculty, and staff who disclose a disability, request accommodations, and who meet eligibility criteria. Each request for accommodations is judged on a case-by-case basis, and the presence of a disability does not always justify the need for an accommodation. The mission of the Disability Services Office at NC State University is to support the ongoing development of an accessible university/workplace that embraces and celebrates diversity. The DSO pursues this mission by facilitating effective reasonable accommodations for students, faculty, and staff, educating the campus community, and promoting equal access and opportunity.

Campus Police Department
The North Carolina State University Campus Police Department has earned accreditation from the Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies (CALEA). “What this tells the university community is that they can be assured that we are practicing nationally recognized standards. It’s not something we’ve made up; it’s something that a group of people in law enforcement have said are the things that law enforcement agencies need to be doing,” said Thomas Younce, campus police chief. According to Younce, of all the college and university police departments in the United States, only 32 are accredited. Only one other university police department in the state is accredited. The mission of the Campus Police Department is to assist students, faculty, and staff in maintaining a safe and secure environment in order to enhance the quality of life at North Carolina State University. Blue Lights are located throughout the campus for the protection and service of students, faculty, staff and visitors. T he Campus Police Department provides an safety escort service to protect students, faculty and staff during the hours of darkness on campus. Safety Hotline or important contact numbers are available for students to reach. Bike Patrol on campus acts as a visual reminder of police presence on campus and a good will ambassador to the students, faculty, staff, alumnus and visitors. The campus police department also sponsors classes and lectures that consist of campus and public safety demographics, avoidance techniques, and a few selective self-defense techniques for students who are interested to attend.

Women’s Center
The NC State Women’s Center serves as a point of support for women’s issues and concerns. All are welcome in the Women’s Center. Men may also utilize our resources and services, attend our programs, participate in group activities and meetings and support our efforts. The Center strives to promote the awareness of racial, cultural and ethnic perspectives both locally and globally. Programs reflect a wide range of viewpoints about women’s concerns and gender equality.