The Students First Office is just one of the many resources that UNCG offers to support students. Read more about some of the other resources below. Take advantage of them early and often!
Academic Success Resources
- The Academic Achievement Center offers tutoring, academic skills coaching, and supplemental instruction.
- Schedule with them here: go.uncg.edu/trac
- The Languages, Literatures, and Cultures (LLC) department offers tutoring in Arabic, Chinese, French, German, Japanese, Korean, and Spanish.
- Schedule with them here: go.uncg.edu/trac
- The Math Help Center provides tutoring to UNCG students enrolled in 100-299 level MAT and STA courses.
- To view tutoring availability, go to: go.uncg.edu/trac
- The Speaking Center supports students in becoming more confident and competent communicators by providing collaborative consultation and feedback.
- Schedule with them here: go.uncg.edu/trac
- Student Support Services (SSS) is a TRiO program that provides individualized support in academic skills, financial literacy, graduate school guidance, and career coaching, and tutoring for eligible students.
- To learn more about eligibility requirements and to apply to SSS, please visit the Student Support Services website.
- The University Libraries provide an abundance of resources, including library item checkout (books, DVDs), study space reservations, technology checkout, research librarian support, citation guideline tutorials, and more.
- For more information, go to: library.uncg.edu
- The Writing Center provides students with constructive feedback during one-on-one consultations, intended to help students to improve their writing skills.
- Schedule with them here: go.uncg.edu/trac
Campus Engagement Resources
- CAP provides opportunities for students to create meaningful relationships, explore interests, and develop a sense of self and an appreciation for their community through involvement in campus programming, student groups, fraternity and sorority life, and the Student Government Association.
- Find student groups and campus events here: Spartan Connect
- For more information, go to: cap.uncg.edu
- Career and Professional Development supports students with student employment, job and internship search, resume building, and interview preparation.
- CPD also offers one-on-one career coaching to assist students with career exploration.
- Schedule with them here: Handshake
- For more information, go to: cpd.uncg.edu
- New Student Transitions and First Year Experience offers a variety of programs and resources for new students transitioning to UNC-Greensboro.
- NSTFYE coordinates the Your First Year traditions (1GNITE, NAV1GATE), YFY Success Series, Orientation programs (SOAR), transition courses (FYE), and peer support programs (PALS, SOS).
- For more information, go to: newstudents.uncg.edu
- The Office of Intercultural Engagement offers programs, resources, workshops, and training that fosters dialogue around multiculturalism, equity, and social justice on campus.
- For more information, go to: intercultural.uncg.edu
- The Office of Leadership and Civic Engagement prepares students to serve as change-makers by creating opportunities for participation in civic engagement, leadership development, and meaningful service.
- For more information, go to: olce.uncg.edu
Financial Support Resources
- The Cashier and Students Account Office assists students with tuition, billing and payment questions.
- This is the office that can help students resolve account holds that prevent registration or set up payment plans.
- For more information, go to: spartancentral.uncg.edu/tuition-billing-payments/
- The Dean of Students Office assists students who may be experiencing transition, academic or personal difficulty, and any crisis or emergency situation.
- The Dean of Students Office will meet with students to discuss options, provide information about possible emergency funds, and get connected with resources and referrals related to mental health care, food and housing insecurity, and impact of bias.
- For more information, go to: uncg.edu/campus-life-resources/student-support-services/dean-of-students/
- The Office of Financial Aid and Scholarships assists students with understanding the types of financial support available (loans, grants, work-study, scholarships) and navigating the financial aid application, award, and payment process.
- For more information, go to: spartancentral.uncg.edu/financial-aid/
- The Office of Military Affiliated Services coordinates support for veterans, active duty personnel, and dependents and assists with enrollment and utilization of VA education benefits.
- For more information, go to: military.uncg.edu
- Scholarship Universe is an innovative scholarship system designed to make your scholarship search seamless and comprehensive. Applications are available in early Spring for the following academic year.
- Scholarship Universe will automatically match you with scholarships from UNCG and outside organizations, based on over 60 data points from your academic profile, providing accurate and personalized results.
- To access the scholarship system, go to: uncg.scholarshipuniverse.com
Student Health and Wellbeing Resources
- Counseling and Psychological Services provides a wide range of wellness services to currently enrolled UNCG students, including individual, group, walk-in, and crisis counseling as well as psychiatric care.
- To learn more, go to: shs.uncg.edu/mental-health-well-being/counseling-psychological-services/
- The Campus Violence Response Center confidential counseling and advocacy services and group support to currently enrolled UNCG students who have been victimized.
- To learn more, go to: cvrc.uncg.edu
- The Dean of Students Office assists students who may be experiencing transition, academic or personal difficulty, and any crisis or emergency situation.
- The Dean of Students Office will meet with students to discuss options, provide information about possible emergency funds, and get connected with resources and referrals related to mental health care, food and housing insecurity, and impact of bias.
- For more information, go to: sa.uncg.edu/dean
- The Office of Accessibility Resources & Services provides, coordinates, and advocates for services which enable students with disabilities access to education and the college experience.
- OARS assists students with setting up accommodations and accessing assistive technology.
- To learn more, go to: oars.uncg.edu
- The Psychology Clinic is an outpatient facility offering affordable, high-quality mental health services to the Triad.
- The Psychology Clinic offers adult testing as well as counseling services.
- To learn more about the services provided, go to: psy.uncg.edu/clinic/
- The Spartan Open Pantry is UNC-Greensboro’s food pantry that offers SOP to Go, food distribution, and hot meals to-go.
- For more information, go to: wesleyluther.org/sop
- Student Health Services provides collaborative health care designed to empower students to develop lifelong skills that enhance their physical, psychological and wellness status in an inclusive and affirming environment.
- For more information about services and scheduling, go to: shs.uncg.edu
- For more information about StudentBlue, go to: shs.uncg.edu/student-insurance
- Spartan Recovery Program offers peer support, recovery coaching, roommate matching, referrals for support services, and recreational activities for people seeking or living in recovery.
- For more information about Spartan Recovery Program go to: shs.uncg.edu/srp
- The Vacc Clinic provides a wide variety of counseling, workshops, and consultation resources for UNCG students and community members.
- To learn more about the services offered, go here: soe.uncg.edu/academics/departments/ced/vacc-clinic/
