Campus Resources

Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS)

Counseling and Psychological Services supports SCSU students by offering a range of mental health services and support.

320.308.3171
Eastman Hall 305
Counseling and Psychological Services Website 

Medical Clinic

Medical Clinic is located in the Eastman Hall. Medical services are provided by professional staff including: physicians, nurse practitioners, registered nurses, and licensed practical nurses.

320.308.3193
Eastman Hall 2nd floor
Medical Clinic website

Women’s Center

An onsite Women's Center provides comprehensive services related to needs of all women on campus. These include: advocacy, referrals, lactation and breastfeeding space, and free supplies and pregnancy tests.

320.308.4958
Women's Center website

Lactation and Breastfeeding Spaces

SCSU is committed to providing private and appropriate spaces for women to breastfeed and pump.

Lactation Spaces and Directions

Lindgren Child Care Center (LCCC)

The Lindgren Child Care Center is an early education and care program for children aged 2 months through five years of age. This is an on-campus facility for SCSU students and faculty only.

Phone: 320.308.3296
Location: In ECC on the South Side
Lindgren Child Care Center Website

Career Center

The Career Center assists with meeting your employment goals. They can assist with consideration of careers and majors, help with groundwork and resume development, and job or internship seeking. The advisors provide support at every phase of your career development

Phone: 320.308.2151
Location: Centennial Hall 215
Career Center website

Advising and Student Transitions

Advisors on campus are available to help you navigate you way through your academic career including assistance with:

• General education questions
• Reviewing major and minor options of interest
• Review requirements for graduation
• Academic probation advising

Phone: 320.308.6075
Location: Centennial Hall 366
Advising and Student Transitions website

Financial Aid Office

SCSU Financial Aid department is set up to provide information on all available financial support. Including cost of attendance, summer aid, financial forms and more.

Phone: 320.308.2047
Location: Administrative Services 106
Financial Aid website 

SCSU Scholarships

At SCSU, applying for a scholarship is easy and we have staff here to walk you through it. It will include recipient criteria, award amount fixed, and the type of scholarship you wish to receive. To learn more about scholarship opportunities at SCSU, please contact the Admissions Office at 320.308.2244 or scsu4u@stcloudstate.edu.

Types of Scholarships:

• Academic Scholarships
  First year students who are admitted to St. Cloud State University prior to March 1 will be considered for an academic scholarship. These scholarships, awarded through the Office of Admissions, are merit based and will not require an additional application. Consideration is based on the student's academic record, class rank, and standardized test scores.
• Presidential Scholarship
  Presidential Scholarships range from $750-$5,000 per year and are renewable for up to four years pending GPA and course requirements are met.
• Cultural Diversity Scholarships
  New students who contribute to the cultural diversity at St. Cloud State University will be automatically considered for these awards. To be eligible, students should demonstrate strong academic achievement through their curriculum, academic record and standardized test scores.
• Non-Resident Tuition Scholarships
  Non-Resident Tuition Scholarships are awarded to new first year students who do not otherwise qualify for in-state or reciprocity tuition. Recipients pay the equivalent of in-state tuition. Applicants must rank in the top 15% of their graduating class or earn a composite score of 25 or above on the ACT/1140 SAT (excluding writing). All students who meet the above requirements will be automatically awarded the Non-Resident Tuition Scholarship on an on-going basis. There is no application deadline.
• Foundation-Sponsored Scholarships
  St. Cloud State University also offers scholarships provided by friends and alumni of the University available for both incoming first-year and transfer students.

Location: 115 Administrative Services
Scholarships website

Academic Support Services

SCSU Student Support Services provides personal and academic support for first-gen,
low-income, and students with disabilities. Designed to help students achieve their goals of graduation. St. Cloud State offers tutoring, testing and academic support services to help you get the most out of your education.

Please see the Academic Support Services website for specific supports available