Office/Program

  • https://health.mit.edu/services/community-wellness

    Community Wellness

    A division of MIT Health offering classes, resources, and individual support to help the MIT community tend to their physical, emotional, and mental health.
  • https://oge.mit.edu/development/gradsupport/

    GradSupport

    GradSupport is the hub of support for MIT graduate students. GradSupport can provide advice and counsel on a variety of issues including faculty/student relationships, changing your advisor, conflict negotiation, funding, academic progress, interpersonal concerns, leaves of absence, and a student’s rights and responsibilities.
  • http://studentlife.mit.edu/s3

    Student Support Services (S^3)

    Student Support Services (S3) is the hub of support for MIT undergraduate students. S3 can provide advice and advocacy on a variety of issues such as seeking academic extensions or excused absences due to personal hardship or illness, navigating academic stress, considering a leave of absence, or simply finding the right resource.
  • https://studentlife.mit.edu/dean-call-system

    MIT Dean on Call

    The Dean on Call program offers after-hours emergency student support from Division of Student Life staff. To reach the Dean on Call, call MIT Police (617-253-1212) and ask to speak to the Dean on Call.
  • https://police.mit.edu/

    MIT Police

    24/7 Emergency number (617-253-1212) OR dial 100 from any MIT phone
  • https://studentlife.mit.edu/vpr

    MIT Violence Prevention and Response (VPR)

    VPR is a free and confidential resource to help members of the MIT community prevent and respond to interpersonal violence including sexual assault, sexual harassment, dating and domestic violence, stalking, and unhealthy relationships. VPR advocates are available to offer emotional support, provide referrals, and help you think through your options.
  • http://studentlife.mit.edu/das

    Disability and Access Services (DAS)

    DAS helps students secure accommodations such as notetakers, alternative exams, and alternative formats of class materials, among others. DAS can also support students in determining reasonable accommodations or securing appropriate documentation of a disability.
  • https://ome.mit.edu/programs/talented-scholars-resource-room-tsr2

    Talented Scholars Resource Room (TSR^2)

    TSR^2 offers pset nights, 1:1 tutoring, and exam reviews free of charge to all undergraduate students.
  • https://capd.mit.edu/

    Career Advising and Professional Development

    MIT’s hub for career advising, distinguished fellowships advising, prehealth advising, and professional development support
  • https://ome.mit.edu/

    Office of Minority Education (OME)

    An office dedicated to promoting academic excellence, building strong communities, and developing professional mindsets among students of underrepresented minority groups. OME runs a variety of programs including tutoring, mentorship programs, cohort programs, and more.