Student Resources
Ann Arbor Transportation Authority Expand dropdownThe Ride is a bus that allows low-income students to ride for half the usual cost of fare. All that is required is an ID and a Medicare/Medicaid card. After both documents are shown, the fare will be $0.75 per ride.
The Corner Health Center Expand dropdownThe Corner Health Center provides judgment-free, high-quality medical care exclusively to those between the ages of 12 and 25. Their services include: physicals, vaccinations and integrated medical care, mental health programs and counseling, sexual health and contraceptive services, OB-GYN care, pediatric care for children of the patients, diet and nutrition support and hormone therapy. Services are provided regardless of insurance status or ability to pay for care.
Counseling and Psychology Services (CAPS) Expand dropdownCounseling and Psychology Services offers assistance to students coping with difficult life events, reducing psychological symptoms, individual and group counseling and emergency crisis intervention.
Counseling Clinic Expand dropdownThe Counseling Clinic offers personal, family, career and academic counseling. Services are provided to individuals, couples, families, and children.
Disability Resource Center Expand dropdownThe Disability Resource Center provides assistance with student accommodations for academics, housing and dining. Students must register with the DRC by providing official documentation regarding their condition or impairment.
Dress for Success Expand dropdownDress for Success Michigan provides educational seminars, mentoring and support services for job retention through the Professional Women's Group. Dress for Success services women and men for interview and employment attire. Students must be referred to Dress for Success in order to receive service.
Holman Success Center Expand dropdownThe Holman Success Center provides current EMU students with tutoring, success coaching, supplemental instruction, Eagle Study Tables and more!
Housing Access for Washtenaw County Expand dropdownHousing Access for Washtenaw County provides support for families and individuals who are homeless or are at risk of becoming homeless.
LGBT Resource Center Expand dropdownThe LGBT Resource Center provides relevant education, information and advocacy services for students, staff and the campus community.
Michigan Narcotics Anonymous Expand dropdownMichigan Narcotics Anonymous provides support for those struggling with addiction.
Office of the Ombuds Expand dropdownThe Office of the Ombuds assists with concerns regarding university policies, action of others, unfair treatment, counseling, mediation and dispute resolution.
Ozone House Expand dropdownOzone House provides free, confidential and voluntary shelter and support services to homeless youth and their families, including runaways and high-risk youth between the ages of 10 and 20. This organization offers support in a variety of forms: drop-in centers, food, housing, job training and counseling, to name a few.
Service EMU Expand dropdownService EMU provides services for Records and Registration, Student Business Services (billing) and Financial Aid.
Student Government Expand dropdownThe EMU Student Government is a body of students that represents the diverse population at EMU and works to promote lasting change on campus by serving as a student voice to the administration.
Suicide Prevention Lifeline Expand dropdownThe Suicide Prevention Lifeline is free and confidential, and it is available 24/7. Call the National Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 or chat with a professional via the website.
Swoop's Pantry
Swoop's Pantry is a resource available to all EMU students. Students must fill out the intake form and provide a copy of their current class schedule and Eagle ID.
The Thrift Shop of Ypsilanti Expand dropdownThe Thrift Shop of Ypsilanti offers low-priced clothing for students.
University Advising and Career Development Center Expand dropdownThe University Advising and Career Development Center provides general academic advising, career coaching, job search assistance and more!
VISION Expand dropdownVISION offers students opportunities for volunteering and learning the importance of social service.
Women's Resource Center Expand dropdownThe Women's Resource Center provides advocacy and referral services, information, resources and educational programming to support the representation of women.
Ypsilanti District Library Expand dropdownYpsilanti Library contains book lists, college and career information, driver's permit practice, teen publications, B-24's Cafe and more.