Additional Student Funding Resources

The Career Development Center provides students with assistance in finding both on and off campus employment, as well as selecting a major that matches future career goals.

All services provided by the Counseling Center are free and confidential.

The Center for Disability Access arranges accommodations for students with documented disabilities.

The Office of Financial Aid assists students and their families in funding educational costs at Rhode Island College.

The Office of Health Services provides confidential and holistic primary health care; students do not need Student Health Insurance to access services.

The Office of Institutional Equity serves the campus community by leading the college's Title IX and Affirmative Action programs, ensuring compliance with state and federal civil rights laws.

Learning 4 Life provides wraparound services for students facing barriers to success; services include Navigator support mentors and linkages to on and off campus resources.

The Military Resource Center provides support to military connected students adjusting to higher education. It is a clearinghouse for information on programs and services available to veterans.

The Office of Academic Advising guides students as they navigate their major/career options and connects them to the proper resources, including faculty.

Student Community Government serves as the voice of the student body and has a lawyer on retainer to provide free legal advice to students.

The Office of Student Life supports students as they navigate their educational experience, while providing multiple touchpoints and space for them to deepen their social interactions.

The Unity Center serves as a brave space on campus for all students to engage in meaningful and critical conversations that challenge systems of oppression.